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Poster in favor of the burqa ban in the Swiss town of Oberdorf, last February.URS FLUEELER / EFE Swiss voters have approved this Sunday by …
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Abu Bakr Al Baghdadi proclaimed the caliphate of the Islamic State (IS) on June 29, 2014 from the Al Nuri Mosque in Mosul, Iraq's second …
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One is the head of the Catholic Church, the other the source of emulation for millions of Shiites in Iraq and the rest of the …
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Salvatore Mancuso, left, in a 2007 photo and Rodrigo Londoño during an event in Bogotá in 2019.LUIS BENAVIDES / FERNANDO VERGARA The peace process between …
TOP NEWS TODAY 2021-03-06 | Updated at 6:42 pm yesterday After hours of debate, frenzied negotiations and a marathon vote, the United States Senate finally …
When former French President Nicolas Sarkozy gets bored, when he lives moments of calm, he tends to feel impatient, to get nervous, to act on …
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Senate Majority Leader, Democratic Senator Chuck Schumer on Capitol Hill, Washington.AP The $ 1.9 trillion aid package approved first in the House of Representatives has …
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TOP NEWS TODAY 5:47 pm | Updated at 5:56 p.m. After hours of debate, frenzied negotiations and a marathon vote, the United States Senate finally …
Raphaël Bouvier-Auclair (access the author's page) Raphael Bouvier-Auclair Posted at 9:01 a.m. “She looked at me, there were tears on her cheeks. She kept telling …
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Radio-Canada Posted at 9:01 a.m. Eventually, almost the entire world population should be vaccinated. But since currently there are not enough vaccines for everyone, governments …
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