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Afghan president replaces two top ministers, army chief as violence grows
General Wali Mohammad Ahmadzai was appointed as the new chief of army staff, replacing General Yasin Zia
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Parties to Iran nuclear deal to meet on Sunday
Officials over the week have indicated that differences remain on key issues
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As Iran veers right, ties with Gulf Arabs may hinge on nuclear pact
Iranian judge and cleric, who is subject to US sanctions, takes office in August
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Small Covid-19 outbreaks keep plaguing Australia
Country has struggled with vaccination rollout, states have been plagued by small outbreaks
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Nigeria could launch pilot digital currency by year-end
Central Bank director of information technology said the project had been in the works for two years
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Brazil passes half a million Covid-19 deaths, experts warn of worse ahead
Brazil has registered 500,800 deaths from 17,883,750 confirmed Covid-19 cases
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Virtual real estate plot sells for close to $1 million
In Decentraland, ownership of virtual land is bought and sold in the form of non-fungible tokens (NFTs)
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Taliban say committed to Afghan peace talks, want 'genuine Islamic system'
Amid slow progress in the talks between the hardline group and Afghan government representatives in Qatar
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EU warns Lebanon's leaders of sanctions over 'home-made' crisis
The possible sanctions are part of an effort by some EU states, led by France
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India ask states to 'carefully calibrate' lockdown easing
The country is second only to the United States in confirmed infections at 29.82 million, with 385,137 deaths









