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Furue leads after Evian second round completed
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Resurgent Australia pile more misery on Wales with battling win
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French PM eyes rebuilding political force after party backing
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Malala calls for Pakistan to stop deporting undocumented Afghans
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Kenya watchdog probes possible police link to dumped bodies
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Pakistan reaches $7 bn aid deal with IMF
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Iran president-elect ready for 'constructive dialogue' with Europe
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Wedding party resumes for son of Asia's richest man
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Five handed hefty jail terms for 2023 murder of Ecuador candidate
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Turkey puts its best foot forward to charm Chinese investors
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Meta lifts restrictions on Trump's Facebook and Instagram accounts
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China launches online crackdown on 'harmful' content targeting children
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