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Sahle-Work becomes Africa's only serving female head of state, albeit in a ceremonial role

British media complains of being 'gagged' by rich company bosses

The measure would apply to some 310,000 people with disabilities who are currently wards of court

Trade war and the issue of Taiwan become flashpoints in Sino-US ties

Militants traded fire with government forces in northern Syria overnight

Venezuelan migrants, without identity papers, end up working as prostitutes in sordid bars in Colombia

The reservoir continues to be a source of diplomatic dispute 20 years after the Serbia-Kosovo split

Rekindles debate and sparks criticism in Japan about reporting from war zones

The father was jailed for three months Wednesday in Limoges, central France

Pakistan calls for addressing the threat of chemical and biological weapons use by non-state actors