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Sudan crisis: Ceasefire extended but fighting continues
By Robert Greenall BBC News Rival factions of Sudan’s military have agreed to renew a three-day ceasefire, shortly…
Ukraine war looms over Pope Francis’s trip to Hungary
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Philippines: The paradise islands caught in the US-China crosshairs
By Laura Bicker Asia Pacific correspondent The largest-ever military exercises between the United States and the Philippines are drawing…
SCO: China defence minister in India amid border tensions
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Thai woman accused of murdering 12 friends in cyanide poisonings
By Derek Cai BBC News Thai police say they have arrested a woman suspected of killing 12 of…
US and South Korea agree key nuclear weapons deal
By Jean Mackenzie in Seoul & Barbara Plett Usher in Washington BBC News The US and South Korea…
Ukraine war: Bakhmut defenders worry about losing support
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Israeli Arabs torn over judicial reforms protest movement
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British American Tobacco to pay $635m for North Korea sanctions breaches
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