The death toll surpassed 36,000 Monday, and calls for justice for the victims grew louder, particularly in Syria, where hardly any aid arrived in the days after the disaster.
Catholic clergy in Portugal sexually abused nearly 5,000 children since 1950, inquiry finds
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Russia’s ability to launch a large-scale offensive is downplayed
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Italy’s right-wing coalition wins landslide victory in regional elections – FRANCE 24 English
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President Raisi: Iran and China resolved to expand ties
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Tory vice-chair Lee Anderson faces libel claim over bribery allegations
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British police travel to Thailand to solve ‘the Lady in the Hills’ mystery
It took 14 years for the body found on the Yorkshire Dales to be identified as Lamduan Armitage.
Ukraine war: Migrants in Russia forced to fight in Putin’s war – BBC
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Insecurity in Nigeria casts shadow on presidential election
Insecurities such as kidnapping, armed criminal gangs and banditry have become normal under the presidency of Muhammadu Buhari, who will be concluding his second and last term this year.