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Turkey’s leading Kurdish politician Selahattin Demirtas on Sunday appeared on state television from his prison cell to denounce the government’s “repressive regime”, ahead of...
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As if the loss of oil-rich territory last year wasn’t painful enough, Iraq’s divided Kurds are bracing for a blow on the political front...
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About 2,000 members of Brazil’s indigenous tribes, decked out in traditional feathers and body paint, marched Thursday on Congress to demand protection for ancestral...
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International Roma Day inspired contrasting remarks on Sunday, as Pope Francis welcomed a chance to engage with the culture of an often marginalised group,...
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Four “terrorists” were killed after infiltrating Iran and attacking a military checkpoint in a southeastern border area, officials said on Monday. The attack took...
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Despite a few elbows to the face, Tsering pushed through the broil of Tibetan worshippers and lifted her bawling two-year-old over the mad crush,...
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Turkey’s main pro-Kurdish party elected two new leaders on Sunday, one of whom replaced its charismatic jailed co-chief Selahattin Demirtas, ahead of elections in...
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Turkey’s main pro-Kurdish party will elect two new leaders on Sunday, one of whom will replace its charismatic jailed co-chief Selahattin Demirtas, ahead of...
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The United States is gearing up to conduct its next population census in 2020 but a thorny question on citizenship has ignited controversy even...
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A Christmas tree stands on a roundabout in Bartalla in northern Iraq, its base adorned by posters of Shabak martyrs killed in the fight...