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By Amnesty International Politicians using toxic rhetoric, reminiscent
Sweet Crude: Has Nigeria been used and dumped?
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Wake Up India…
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Uganda launches gold refinery
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Famine hits parts of South Sudan
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Trumped by a Royal Flush
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Because We Are Hypocrites in Nigeria
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Kenya and South Sudan must reveal fate and whereabouts of two abducted
By Male Daniel A United Nations expert group on enforced disappearances
Fears at Munich: The Mattis Pitch on NATO
EPA photo By Binoy Kampmark “Ladies and gentlemen,
Pak-India Composite Dialogue: An Analysis
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Senior UN human rights official condemns deplorable rights situation in South Sudan
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An Open Letter to First Lady Chantal Biya: The Anglophone Crisis
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Tony Blair, have you been sharing the same water cooler as President Trump?
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World Bank joins Bangladesh to empower poor mothers and improve child nutrition
UN photo By Sheuli Akter The government of Bangladesh
Observations of an Expat: Mind The Gap
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Uhuru Kenyatta uses old Moi tricks to win votes
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