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Saudi Arabia denies allegations regarding murder of Khashoggi: interior minister

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Six Palestinians killed by Israeli forces in Gaza protests

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No ID protection for Facebook hack victims

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A U.S. pastor was flown out of Turkey on Friday after a court freed him from two years of detention, in a step that could improve U.S.-Turkish ties strained by disputes over Syria, Iran and Ankara’s planned purchase of Russian military equipment.

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Israel fines New Zealand women $18,000 for encouraging Lorde to boycott Tel Aviv concert

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Turkey 'has recording proving Saudi murder'

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Yakuza arrested for extorting workers at site of 2020 Tokyo Olympics

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US-India sanctions: India's decision on buying oil from Iran, defence system from Russia not helpful - United States

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'Frustrated' Windsor police chief wants his officers to avoid cannabis altogether

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UN criticised over new rights council members

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United States or China as world leader? Asians overwhelmingly prefer the US, Pew study finds - Poll shows that Beijing’s record on human rights affects opinions about Chinese leadership, with Asians in Japan, South Korea, the Philippines, Indonesia and Australia having a dimmer view of the country

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Severe rights abusers get seats on UN Human Rights Council - Some of the world's worst rights abusers already have seats on the UN Human Rights Council. The Philippines and Eritrea have been controversially elected to join the likes of Saudi Arabia and Egypt.

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Key EU lawmaker's plan to rein in online marketplaces a threat to Amazon

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The chair of the World Anti-Doping Agency's (Wada) Athlete Committee says some of the organisation's most senior officials tried to "bully" her over her opposition to Russian reinstatement.

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UK drawing up list of potential Saudi sanctions targets after disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi - List could be used if UK decides to invoke ‘Magnitsky amendment’, which allows Britain to impose sanctions on foreign officials accused of human rights violations

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France to build a fence along its border with Belgium to prevent African Swine Fever from spreading

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Saudi Arabia's big money PR effort in the US is under scrutiny after journalist's disappearance

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Russia hits a snag in developing a hypersonic weapon after Putin said it was already in production

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World News on Oct. 12, 2018

Saudi Arabia denies allegations regarding murder of Khashoggi: interior minister

Six Palestinians killed by Israeli forces in Gaza protests

No ID protection for Facebook hack victims

A U.S. pastor was flown out of Turkey on Friday after a court freed him from two years of detention, in a step that could improve U.S.-Turkish ties strained by disputes over Syria, Iran and Ankara’s planned purchase of Russian military equipment.

Israel fines New Zealand women $18,000 for encouraging Lorde to boycott Tel Aviv concert

Turkey 'has recording proving Saudi murder'

Yakuza arrested for extorting workers at site of 2020 Tokyo Olympics

US-India sanctions: India's decision on buying oil from Iran, defence system from Russia not helpful - United States

'Frustrated' Windsor police chief wants his officers to avoid cannabis altogether

UN criticised over new rights council members

United States or China as world leader? Asians overwhelmingly prefer the US, Pew study finds - Poll shows that Beijing’s record on human rights affects opinions about Chinese leadership, with Asians in Japan, South Korea, the Philippines, Indonesia and Australia having a dimmer view of the country

Severe rights abusers get seats on UN Human Rights Council - Some of the world's worst rights abusers already have seats on the UN Human Rights Council. The Philippines and Eritrea have been controversially elected to join the likes of Saudi Arabia and Egypt.

Key EU lawmaker's plan to rein in online marketplaces a threat to Amazon

The chair of the World Anti-Doping Agency's (Wada) Athlete Committee says some of the organisation's most senior officials tried to "bully" her over her opposition to Russian reinstatement.

UK drawing up list of potential Saudi sanctions targets after disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi - List could be used if UK decides to invoke ‘Magnitsky amendment’, which allows Britain to impose sanctions on foreign officials accused of human rights violations

France to build a fence along its border with Belgium to prevent African Swine Fever from spreading

Saudi Arabia's big money PR effort in the US is under scrutiny after journalist's disappearance

Russia hits a snag in developing a hypersonic weapon after Putin said it was already in production