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Rescued women told police the owner hired men to impregnate them and then sell the newborns for profit.
India was the key buyer of Iranian and Venezuelan oil before President Trump imposed sanctions on the two OPEC members.
India accuses Justin Trudeau of interfering in its internal affairs after Canadian PM commented on farmers' protests.
Republican Sterling criticises president over his antagonising language towards his backers after last month's election.
Singer-politician seeking to end decades-long rule of 76-year-old President Museveni in January 14 election.
Rights groups decry 'heartbreaking and outrageous' sentence as Joshua Wong gets 13 and a half months in prison.
New Zealand pledges carbon neutral government by 2025, announces $141m fund to finance electric or hybrid vehicles.
Vaccine to be made available across UK from next week, says government.
No member has so far requested to discuss Friday's killing nor has there been any call for a statement, diplomats say.
The World Bank sees Lebanon's economy shrinking a significant 19.2 percent this year.
In Qatar and Saudi Arabia, Trump adviser seeks final achievements in a US regional policy defined by Israeli interests.
Series of defence, trade and foreign policy disputes have led to the lowest point in two countries' ties in decades.
A new high-level report commissioned by the military alliance says NATO must significantly broaden its scope.
Worth less than $1 a decade ago, bitcoin jumped to an intraday record of $19,914.33 on Tuesday before retreating.
Images on social media showed armed men firing automatic weapons in the streets and taking hostages before fleeing.
At least three people, including Bobi Wine's music producer, were injured in the latest clashes ahead of January polls.
Israel has has been linked for a decade to attacks on Iranian nuclear scientists and facilities.
Coronavirus cases were more than double the previous monthly record set in October, straining hospitals and staff.
Anti-government protesters returned to the streets of the city despite clashes that killed eight people.
For five decades Arecibo was the largest single-aperture telescope in the world, used to study distant planets.
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