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Law and Justice
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10/31/2024
October 31, 2024
Brazil judge sentences ex-cops over Marielle Franco killing
10/31/2024
October 31, 2024
US election: Over 60 million voters cast their ballots early
10/31/2024
October 31, 2024
Middle East: Iran vows 'harsh' response to Israel attack
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October 31, 2024
EU greenhouse gases dropped sharply in 2023
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October 31, 2024
North Korea ballistic missile launch draws condemnation
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October 31, 2024
Spain floods: Death toll climbs as rescuers seek survivors
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Reports & Analysis
Over a billion people kick off 5-day Diwali celebrations
Over a billion people kick off 5-day Diwali celebrations
In India, millions of Hindus observe Diwali, the festival of lights that is based on the lunar calender.
Traveling across Germany: These are the most beautiful sights!
Traveling across Germany: These are the most beautiful sights!
Since the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, tourists can travel freely in Germany.
Fact check: No, noncitizens cannot vote in US elections
Fact check: No, noncitizens cannot vote in US elections
False claims alleging that noncitizen Canadians can simply cross the border to cast their ballots have gone viral.
Survivors of Haiti's gang violence: 'I have no hope anymore'
Survivors of Haiti's gang violence: 'I have no hope anymore'
People in the Caribbean country of Haiti live in fear of armed gangs. Warning: descriptions of extreme violence.
Why cattle roam the streets of Nigeria's crowded cities
Why cattle roam the streets of Nigeria's crowded cities
Nigeria is home to 20 some million cows, most of which are owned by nomadic Fulani herders.
Burkina Faso's Recreatrales Festival spotlights displacement
Burkina Faso's Recreatrales Festival spotlights displacement
This year the Recreatrales Festival has brought together people internally displaced in Burkina Faso.
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In the spotlight
How can India stop deadly leopard attacks?
Leopard attacks have risen in India recently as agricultural and residential areas encroach upon the animal's habitat.
Can cities adapt to extreme weather events?
Faced with more frequent and intense heatwaves, storms and floods, how can cities across the world adapt?
Malaysia struggles to halt European plastic waste imports
Malaysia is one of Europe's top dumping grounds for plastic waste. Will the EU's upcoming export ban make a difference?
How is climate change impacting flooding around the world?
As Europe battles floods, five visualizations to help understand the role climate change is playing in extreme rainfall.
Syria's dictator caught between Iran and Israel
Israel's direct attacks within Iran over the weekend could force Bashar Assad to open a new front in the conflict.
US election: Who is Tim Walz, Kamala Harris's running mate?
The governor of Minnesota supports progressive policies, and Democrats hope his everyman appeal can win rural votes.
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