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A Tamil-language version of Sri Lanka’s national anthem was dropped from independence day celebrations Tuesday, with critics saying the move was a setback to...
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Divided by hatred but united over the written word, Rohingya Muslim poets in Bangladeshi refugee camps joined Buddhist bards in Myanmar by video link...
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Sweden’s top court on Thursday granted a Sami association in the far north the right to regulate local hunting and fishing activities, scoring a...
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Sweden’s top court on Thursday granted a Sami association in the far north the right to regulate local hunting and fishing activities, scoring a...
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Less than a week after Austria’s new conservative-Green coalition took power, it has already become a target for far-right supporters, who have railed against...
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A bill granting special status to Cameroon’s two crisis-hit anglophone regions was passed by lawmakers on Wednesday, national radio said, an attempt to ease...
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In Algeria’s disaffected Kabylie region, the brick has become the symbol of the anti-vote campaign ahead of unpopular presidential elections set for Thursday. Protesters...
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In the small wine-growing village of Velika Hoca in southern Kosovo, every household has a copy of a Peter Handke book. The farmers also...
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Protest leaders in Colombia on Thursday urged President Ivan Duque to include them in negotiations aimed at ending demonstrations that have rocked his right-wing...
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Since fleeing her hometown in northeastern Syria, Suad Simon prays every day for the safety of her husband, who stayed behind with other fighters...