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Crying babies dimmed by hunger fill this Afghanistan hospital - where parents fear each day might be the last
You can see, feel, hear the distress in Badakhshan's Provincial Hospital in Afghanistan.
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Afghanistan: Taliban says it will never hand over Bagram Air Base to US
The Taliban's chief spokesman has firmly rejected Donald Trump's push to "take back" Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan.
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France's prime minister Sebastien Lecornu resigns
France's prime minister Sebastien Lecornu has resigned - after less than a month in the job.
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Race to rescue hundreds stranded on Mount Everest
A rescue operation is under way to retrieve hundreds of people stranded after a blizzard near the Tibetan side of Mount Everest, according to Chinese state media.
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Israeli minister Sharren Haskel attacks Labour's 'grotesque betrayal' of Jewish community
Israel's deputy foreign minister has launched a scathing attack on the UK government, accusing it of a "grotesque betrayal of truth, of justice and of Britain's Jewish community".
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Jim Gavin, Fianna Fail's candidate in Irish presidential race, quits contest after admitting 'mistake'
Jim Gavin, Fianna Fail's candidate in the Irish presidential race, has quit the contest after acknowledging he "made a mistake that was not in keeping with my character".
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Wrecked, uninhabitable and destroyed: Sky News reports from inside a Gaza City suburb
There is a loud boom, the noise of an explosion, followed by the rat-a-tat of automatic gunfire.
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Robbie Williams 'deeply sorry' world tour gig is cancelled
Robbie Williams has said he is "deeply sorry" his concert in the Turkish city of Istanbul has had to be cancelled "in the interests of public safety".
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'We don't have anything for winter': Families fear months ahead after earthquake wiped out entire villages in Afghanistan
It is a breathtaking and, at points, pretty perilous journey through the remote mountainous region of eastern Afghanistan.
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French air traffic controllers call off strike - sparing disruption for thousands of travellers
French air traffic controllers have called off their upcoming strikes, sparing travellers across Europe from disruption.