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Ex -French president Sarkozy begins 5-year prison sentence

Former French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, arrived on Tuesday at a Paris prison to begin a five-year sentence, television images showed.…

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$31trn debt is holding back developing countries – UN official

United Nations Trade and Development (UNCTAD) Secretary-General, Rebeca Grynspan, says 31 trillion dollars burden is stifling the development of developing…

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Israel resumes allowing aid into the Gaza Strip

Israel has resumed allowing humanitarian goods into the Gaza Strip after previously halting aid deliveries following what it said were…

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Israel, Hamas trade blame over truce violations, border opening

 Israel on Thursday traded blame with Hamas over violations of the U.S.-mediated ceasefire. It said it was preparing for the…

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U.S urges IMF, World Bank to boost global economy

The United States says the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank should support its efforts to secure a…

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Israel starts releasing Palestinians after last living hostages freed

Israel has started releasing Palestinian prisoners following the return of the remaining living Israeli hostages from the Gaza Strip, television…

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Russia plans tax hike to finance war on Ukraine

Russia plans to raise value-added tax (VAT) to help finance its war on Ukraine, the Finance Ministry said on Wednesday.…

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We are working with U.S. to prevent further Israeli attack- Qatar

Qatar has condemned the Israeli strike on Doha as a violation of its sovereignty and international law, saying  it is…

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IOM unveils €5.1m conflict prevention, resilience project for Katsina, Zamfara

 The International Organization for Migration (IOM), on Monday, inaugurated a €5.1 million fund to enhance conflict prevention and crisis response…

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5 dead in Jerusalem shooting, 2 suspects killed

No fewer than five people were killed in a shooting attack at a bus stop in Jerusalem on Monday, according…

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