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13
Mar
Lebanese government approves plan to solve trash...
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The Lebanese government on Saturday approved a plan to solve a seven-month garbage crisis that has fuelled protests against the dysfunctional state and raised concerns for public health.

13
Mar
South Koreans protest against ongoing US-South...
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South Koreans held a protest at the Port of Busan on Sunday where South Korean and U.S. military are conducting joint military exercises of "Key Resolve" and "Ssangyong" or "Double Dragon".

13
Mar
Bangladeshi 'tree man' gets surgery
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A Bangladeshi man with a rare disease that's covered his hands with tree-bark like growths has undergone surgery.

13
Mar
Compensation: Social Security Board Provide Over...
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Social Security Board under the Ministry of Labor, Employment and Social Security paid 6.2 million kyats compensation to the family of a deceased worker, on Sunday.

13
Mar
Clinton condemns Trump's rhetoric after...
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U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on Saturday criticized the Republican frontrunner Donald Trump for "ugly, divisive rhetoric" that encouraged aggression and violence.

13
Mar
Venezuela's President leads rally against U....
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Supporters of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro rallied on Saturday in Caracas against the United States' renewal of a decree imposing sanctions on several top Venezuelan officials.

13
Mar
Public Voices: Who Will Be A New President?
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People are keenly interested in who will be a new President after coming out the Presidential nominees for the second five-year term of the new government.

13
Mar
Lyon Contemporary Art
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An artist, a visionary, and for many, the reason the Beatles broke up. Lyon's contemporary art museum opened a Yoko Ono retrospective on 9th March, bringing together works from 1952 to the present...

13
Mar
Bolivia Llamas Meat
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These llamas make up the wealth of the land in the small town of Turco, Bolivia. About a hundred animals are killed each day in the slaughterhouse.

13
Mar
Namibia Cheetah Protection
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A century ago, there were 100,000 cheetahs across Africa, the Middle East and into India. Now, less than 12,000 remain in the wild, all in Africa, except for a tiny population of less than 100 in...

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