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Police crackdown on Bangladesh protests leaves three dead
Police used tear gas to disperse protesters in Dhaka, where fires and smoke were visible across the city.
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Pakistan seeking external financing options, says finance minister
Govt reached an agreement with IMF for a $7 billion loan program this month
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Houthis claim responsibility for attack on Tel Aviv with Iranian-made drones
An Iranian-made drone struck Tel Aviv, killing one and wounding ten.
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Russian court sentences US journalist to 16 years in spying case
Gershkovich, who denied any wrongdoing, is accused of trying to gather sensitive information about a tank factory
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Wealthy entrepreneurs threaten to abandon Britain over tax issues
Proposed inheritance tax revamp to make Britain a 'no go' zone for the rich, says entrepreneur Bassim Haidar
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Blinken says Israel-Hamas ceasefire 'driving toward goal line'
US working with Qatar and Egypt to arrange a ceasefire in order to free hostages, get more humanitarian aid into Gaza
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Biden campaign remains steadfast as more Democrats urge him to step aside
Democrats question his ability to win against Donald Trump or to carry out his duties for another four years
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Explainer: Uncovering the causes behind the global cyber outage
Global tech outage disrupts operations worldwide; impacts airports, airlines, media and banks.
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Airlines, banks, and healthcare hit by global tech outage
American, Delta, and United Airlines grounded flights due to communication problems after a Microsoft cloud outage.
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Japanese historical drama 'Shogun' leads Emmy nominations
'Shogun' will compete with 'The Crown', among others, in the best drama category