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Bolivia’s Military Is Accused of ‘Coup Attempt’
Footage showed the area outside the presidential palace occupied by security forces in riot gear on Wednesday. Source link
Bolivia’s Military Accused of Coup Attempt
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I.C.C. Convicts Senior Jihadist Police Leader of Atrocities in Timbuktu
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Black-Clad Ultras Are a Fixture at Euro 2024
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Wednesday Briefing – The New York Times
Anti-tax riots rocked Kenya Kenya’s president, William Ruto, deployed the military yesterday to crack down on what he called “treasonous”
A U.N. official called on Israel to offer more protection for aid workers, as hunger experts warned that Gaza was at high risk of famine.
United Nations aid agencies have been demanding that the Israeli authorities do more to protect aid workers in the Gaza