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Australia: MH370 Didn't Crash Near Where Pings Were Heard
Australian authorities have concluded the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 did not crash in the area of the southern Indian Ocean where electronic signals were detected last month.
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With help from Sesame Street, UN urges partners to break silence on open defecation

Deputy Secretary-General Jan Eliasson addresses the launch of the campaign to end open defecation.
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Obama Wants 9,800 Troops in Afghanistan in 2015
President Barack Obama says 9,800 U.S. troops will remain in Afghanistan after this year, but all could be withdrawn if Afghan leaders do not sign a joint security agreement.
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Right-Wing Surge in European Elections Threatens Ukraine’s Western Path
In Ukraine’s presidential election on Sunday, pro-European candidates swept the balloting. But in Europe that day, voters flocked to parties that want to close Europe’s doors.
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55 People Sentenced at Mass Trial in Xinjiang
Chinese authorities used a public rally in the violence-hit region of Xinjiang to sentence 55 people on charges including terrorism.
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UN expert urges better protections for Sri Lankans migrating abroad for work

Special Rapporteur on the human rights of migrants François Crépeau.
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Security Council prioritizes civilian protection as it extends UN mission in South Sudan

Wide view of the Security Council.
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Hanoi: Chinese Ship Rams, Sinks Vietnamese Fishing Boat
Vietnam says a Chinese vessel has rammed and sunk a Vietnamese fishing boat in the disputed South China Sea, near where Beijing has placed an oil rig.
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Nigeria Military Says Location of Missing Girls Known
A top military official in Nigeria says the military knows where more than 200 schoolgirls are being held captive by Islamist militants, but says it would be difficult to use force to rescue them.
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Thai Coup Leader Says He Has Received King’s Blessing
Thailand’s coup leader Monday said the palace has endorsed his takeover of the government. The army chief who carried out the bloodless putsch last week also issued a warning about any challenges to military rule.
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Human Rights
Fostering a More Humane World: The 28th Eurasian Economic Summi

Conscience, Hope, and Action: Keys to Global Peace and Sustainability

Puppet Show I International Friendship Day 2020

