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A global roundup of some of last week’s events.
The campaign aims to protect the children from the drug-resistant disease spreading across South Asia.
Soldiers join mass antigovernment protests, urging no violence, as unrest over shortages and political divisions grows.
Afghan officials say 58 Pakistani soldiers killed while Pakistan says 200 Taliban and affiliated 'terrorists' dead.
Beijing says it will not back down in the face of threats, urging the US to resolve differences through negotiations.
Biya, the world’s oldest serving head of state, is likely to extend his 43 years in power in Central African nation.
Taliban officials say overnight cross-border attacks resulted in killing of 58 Pakistani soldiers
Elite troops join youth-led protests over utilities that have swelled into gravest threat for President Andry Rajoelina.
But China's coastguard says Manila is to blame for the latest collision in disputed waters in the Spratly archipelago.
Preparations are also under way for a Gaza ceasefire summit in Egypt, with US President Donald Trump expected to attend.
The Qatari Embassy in Cairo says two others were also wounded in the 'tragic traffic accident' in Egypt.
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Afghanistan claims it killed 58 Pakistani soldiers in overnight operations as tensions escalate over Kabul air strike.
Leaders from more than 20 countries to attend meeting in Egypt's Sharm el-Sheikh, Egyptian presidency says.
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Ukraine's president praises Trump's efforts to secure Gaza ceasefire, says other wars 'can be stopped as well'.
Operations go from rescue to recovery as no survivors expected to be found, officials say.
Youth-led demonstrators enter Antananarivo's May 13 Square for the first time since protests erupted last month.
UN special rapporteur on right to housing says Palestinians returning to destroyed northern Gaza face 'profound trauma'.
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