Botswana Battles Influx of Zimbabwean Illegal Immigrants

Botswana is battling an influx of illegal immigrants from Zimbabwe, as the Zimbabwe government struggles to overcome a deep economic crisis. But authorities in Botswana appear to be losing the …

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Kashmir ‘Curbs’ to Be Lifted Gradually

Indian government officials say restrictions imposed on the Indian-controlled Kashmir region will be “lifted gradually.” The Indian Supreme Court heard petitions Friday from Kashmir Times editor Anuradha Bhasin challenging the …

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Israel Allows Congresswoman Tlaib from Visiting Family in West Bank

Israel has reversed its decision to bar a visit to Israel by a U.S. congresswoman. The interior ministry said Friday it will allow Representative Rashida Tlaib to visit on “humanitarian” …

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Jeffrey Epstein Autopsy Report Shows Broken Neck, Washington Post Says

An autopsy of the financier Jeffrey Epstein, who died in an apparent suicide while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges, found his neck had been broken in several places, the …

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Malawi Court Uses Death Sentence to Help Stop Attacks on Albinos 

A court in Malawi sentenced three people to death this week for killing an albino person. They had been found guilty of a gruesome murder in which they removed the victim’s limbs …

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Pakistan Reports Deadly Clashes With India in Kashmir  

Pakistan says three of its soldiers were killed Thursday in clashes with India across the disputed Kashmir border, known as the Line of Control (LoC), amid increasing tensions between the …

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Number of Ebola Orphans Spikes as Epidemic Spreads in Eastern DRC

The U.N. children’s fund reports the number of children orphaned by Ebola or separated from their parents because of the disease in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo has more than …

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Experience, Training, Insurance Could Be Required for Everest Treks 

KATHMANDU, NEPAL — A Nepal government committee formed after a bad mountaineering season on Mount Everest has recommended requiring climbers to have scaled tall peaks, undergone proper training, and possess certificates …

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Thousands of Brazilian Women Demand Land Reform

Thousands of women from across Brazil marched through the capital Wednesday, demanding better working conditions on farms and protesting against right-wing President Jair Bolsonaro.    “We are working from sun to …

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Botswana Battles Influx of Zimbabwean Illegal Immigrants

Botswana is battling an influx of illegal immigrants from Zimbabwe, as the Zimbabwean government struggles to overcome a deep economic crisis. But authorities in Botswana appear to be losing the …

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Concerns Mount Over Proposed Albanian  Media Law

This story originated in VOA’s Albanian Service.  TIRANA, ALBANIA – Press freedom advocates and the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) in Albania are fighting a government-proposed defamation …

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At Least 6 Philadelphia Officers Wounded in Shootout

Updated at 9:15 p.m. Aug. 14. At least six police officers were wounded Wednesday in what authorities said remained an “active and ongoing” shooting near Temple University in Philadelphia.   Philadelphia …

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San Francisco Sues Trump Administration Over Rule to Limit Legal Immigration

The city of San Francisco and nearby Santa Clara County sued President Donald Trump’s administration on Tuesday, seeking to block a new rule that would drastically reduce legal immigration by …

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AP Interview: Kamala Harris on Her Bus Tour Through Iowa

Kamala Harris is on the move. During the course of a five-day sprint across Iowa that included 17 stops across 11 counties, the Democratic presidential candidate ordered tacos from a …

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Ex-Hostage: Aid Worker Kidnappings ‘Big Business’ as Criminals Wade In

Kidnapping of aid workers has become “big business” as militants often work with crime networks to carry out abductions, a senior United Nations official and former hostage said on Tuesday. …

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Guaido Warns Venezuela’s Maduro Over Moves to Advance Legislative Elections

Venezuela’s opposition leader Juan Guaido warned President Nicolas Maduro on Tuesday that any attempts to bring forward parliamentary elections would end in “disaster” for the government. Elections to renew the …

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Tunisia’s First Gay Presidential Candidate Faces Threats From Extremists

A longtime human rights lawyer who is running for Tunisia’s presidency as the country’s first gay candidate says he is receiving threats from radical Islamist groups. Mounir Baatour, founder of …

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US Says it’s Consulting on Asian Missile Deployment

A senior U.S. diplomat says Washington is consulting with its allies as it proceeds with plans to deploy intermediate-range missiles in Asia, a move China says it will respond to …

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Indonesian Firm Cancels Chinese Loan for its Trump Project

U.S. President Donald Trump’s son and his Indonesian business partner said Tuesday that a theme park that also features a Trump hotel and condos will no longer have Chinese financing. …

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Libya Officials: Fighting Around Tripoli Resumes, Truce Over

Libyan officials say the fighting around Tripoli has resumed, following a two-day truce observed during the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha. The officials said on Tuesday that the self-styled Libyan …

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Scrutiny of Epstein’s Death and Co-conspirators Intensifies

Amid revelations about the circumstances around Jeffrey Epstein’s death , federal authorities have intensified parallel inquiries into what went wrong at the Manhattan jail where he was behind bars and …

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