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Given new powers, locals in G-B take on illegal loggers
Residents have now been fighting back with people cutting trees illegally and selling them
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Spreading beef bans hit Indian farmers, traders - and lions
Indian farmer struggles to find buyer, who will pay decent price for his bull, and help pay for his sister's wedding
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The many sides of Sean Penn
Actor-activist talks about upcoming film ‘The Gunman’, representing Haiti and superheroes.
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Trade deal: Germany’s SPD won’t back down in US talks
Country adamant to protect ideals of centre-left Social Democrats
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Lufthansa Airline: Pilots’ strike continues for 4th day
The airline wants to cut spending to levels nearer those of its rivals.
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Afghan intelligence agency claims to have foiled attempt to kill vice-president
The assassination was to supposed to have been carried out by a suicide bomber
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US to evacuate last of its special forces from Yemen
Special forces had conducted counterterrorism operations against al Qaeda and its affiliated militant groups
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Netanyahu row casts doubt on Obama pledge to 'have Israel's back'
Those could include becoming less active in protecting Israel in international forums
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Al Qaeda driven out of Yemen city after killing 20 soldiers
Yemen's president says Sanaa mosque attacks aimed at dragging country into 'chaos, violence and internal fighting'
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Indian forces kill two suspected rebels in Kashmir
Army spokesperson says gun battle underway but no army or civilian casualties









