Libya’s Death Toll Tops 5,000 as Aid Trickles In After Flood
The death toll from raging floods in Libya’s port town of Derna surged to at least 5,000, as
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Cast and The La's star John Power announces intimate solo tour
The La's and Cast musician John Power is touring the UK next month.
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Luxury Ship Charging $33,000 a Person Awaits Rescue in Greenland’s Arctic
A luxury cruise ship carrying more than 200 people — primarily Australians — is stuck in remote northeastern
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Vladimir Putin signals help for Kim Jong Un but quiet on weapons
Russia says it is helping North Korea develop satellites, but the US says it is buying weapons.
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Derna: Soundtrack of children's cries now engulfs Libyan city
A Libyan journalist tells the BBC that survivors in Derna have reported scenes of utter devastation.
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Germany to Predict 2023 Contraction in Updated GDP Forecast
The German government will predict a contraction for this year instead of sluggish growth when it updates its
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V&A cares for looted Yemeni funeral stones
The stones were reported by an archaeology enthusiast in an interior design shop.
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Sudan country profile
Provides an overview of Sudan, including key dates and facts about this northeast African country.
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British soldier charged with murder in Canada
Craig Gibson has appeared in court after the alleged assault.
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Euro Zone Began Second Half of 2023 With Slump in Factory Output
The euro area began the second half of the year with a monthly slump in industrial production, adding
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France halts iPhone 12 sales over radiation levels
Apple has been told it must recall every iPhone 12 sold in the country if it cannot fix the problem.
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China Flags ‘Security Incidents’ With Apple’s iPhones
China flagged security problems with iPhones while saying it isn’t barring purchases, the government’s first comments on the
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