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In tonight's edition, Ethiopia's army says it's seized a key city in the northern region of Tigray amidst escalating conflict with local rebels. Also, two mass shootings in South Africa leave at least 28 dead. And Ugandan activist Praise Aloikin Opoloje is facing court after she turned up following days of uncertainty about her whereabouts.
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<p>Geneva: The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) has identified 214 companies from 11 countries as involved in activities in Israeli settlements in the Occupied…
Richard Hubert Jones, 72, who faces nine charges related to three sexual assaults in the 1980s, admitted that his DNA matched the attacker's, which was collected by police from the bodies of the…
Sumar y otros grupos de izquierda presionan en la duración del escudo antidesahucios, alquiler de habitaciones o extensión de contratos, y Junts amenaza con romper, pero todos se han movido y parece…
Another woman has been found in Tembisa as police investigate a string of killings in Ekurhuleni since July, prompting questions about possible links between the cases.
Advocacy groups say Canadians deserve basic facts about the weapons used in the February mass shooting in northeast B.C.
Advocacy groups say Canadians deserve basic facts about the weapons used in the February mass shooting in northeast B.C.
