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Nigerian workers strike over cost of living crisis
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W.Africa bloc says military intervention in Niger 'last resort'
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Russia hits Ukraine grain export route near Romania
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West Africa army chiefs to grapple with Niger crisis as Europeans leave
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West Africa envoys to fly to coup-hit Niger as Europeans leave
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Russia strikes Kyiv and grain export route on Danube
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Evacuation flights from coup-hit Niger reach France
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Russian drones attack Odesa region port facilities, Ukraine capital
Russian drones damaged port infrastructure in Odesa and targeted capital Kyiv from several directions, Ukrainian authorities said Wednesday.
Kremlin critic Navalny faces decades more in prison
A Russian court will deliver its verdict on Friday in the trial of jailed opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who is facing extremism charges that could keep him behind bars for decades.
'Urban explorers' drawn to Cyprus and its haunted past
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Trump indicted for trying to overturn 2020 US election
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