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Both ISIL and Syrian Government responsible for use of chemical weapons, UN Security Council told

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Edmond Mulet, Head of the Security Council Joint Investigative Mechanism on Chemical Weapon, briefs the Council.

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Democrats Notch Big Wins in Virginia, New Jersey

Tuesday delivered a string of high-profile victories for Democrats in gubernatorial races.

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US Cancels Immigration Benefits for 2,500 Nicaraguans

The Trump administration has ended the immigration benefits for nearly 2,500 Nicaraguan nationals who are in the United States, but extended benefits for 57,000 Hondurans.

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UNHCR report exposes the discrimination pervading the life of stateless minorities worldwide

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Sougrabay Ibrahim, an 84-year-old Karana, from Madagascar, poses for a portrait with her grandchildren while attending a UNHCR stateless workshop.

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EU external assistance fund supports military’s civilian actions for first time

EU fund for stability and peace, covering projects in 70 countries, will be beefed up by 100 million euros to support the military’s civilian tasks in third countries.

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One in Four Rohingya Children in Bangladesh are Malnourished, Placing Them at Increased Risk of Death, Warns Save the Children

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Shafiq*, 18 months, is screened for malnutrition by Save the Children staff in Bangladesh.

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Air Force Probing Why Texas Church Gunman Criminal Record Not Sent to FBI

The U.S. Air Force is investigating why the Texas church gunman's domestic violence conviction that got him jailed and thrown out of the service was not properly entered into the FBI database.

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UN meeting in Dubai to examine crucial role of space for development

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Simonetta Di Pippo, Director of the UN Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA) addresses the opening ceremony of the High Level Forum on Space as a Driver for Socio-economic Development in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

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Harvest Season Provides Meagre Respite to South Sudan’s Hunger Crisis

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More than 1.1 million children under the age of five are forecast to be malnourished in 2018, including nearly 300,000 severely malnourished and at a heightened risk of death.

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People without nationality face ‘stark realities’ of discrimination and persecution – UN report

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Julieta Simenya Nangulomba is one of several thousand Makonde people being issued identity papers and Kenyan citizenship after years of statelessness.