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          A highly militarised East African nation with strict governance and ongoing human rights concerns. It shares borders with Ethiopia and Sudan

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          The AmericasSeptember 23, 2019
          A migrant waves his hand in the air from on a blue rubber boat some 14 nautical miles from the coast of Libya in Mediterranean Sea, Sunday, Sept. 8, 2019. AP

          Hundreds of refugees held in Libya to be relocated to Rwanda

          September 10, 2019
          Italy's Interior Minister Luciana Lamorgese attends the new Cabinet's first meeting, on September 5, 2019 at Palazzo Chigi in Rome. AFP

          Italy’s new interior minister to shift migration strategy

          EuropeSeptember 05, 2019
          Arabic can be colourful, fun and full of possibilities, says our writer. Alamy

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          CommentAugust 31, 2019
          France's President Emmanuel Macron and US President Donald Trump on the third day of the annual G7 Summit. AFP

          How a new multilateralism is emerging from summits and crises

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          NGO Proactiva Open Arms rescue boat is seen at the port of Motril, southern Spain. Reuters

          Hundreds in migrant logjam in the Mediterranean

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          Police patrol near the place where a child was pushed onto the tracks in Frankfurt's central station (Hauptbahnhof), Germany, 29 July 2018. EPA/ARMANDO BABANI

          Boy, 8, dies after being pushed on to train tracks in Germany

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          Migrants taken to Libyan detention centre that was bombed

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          Policemen securing evidences close to an ambulance car and a passenger car in Biebergemuend near Bad Orb, western Germany, where a German man, the suspected aggressor, was found dead in a car, following a drive-by shooting in the nearby village of Waechtersbach. AFP

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          EuropeJuly 24, 2019
          Not even the desert is off limits in the summer, as proven by Saeed Saeed on an early morning July visit. Courtesy Saeed Saeed

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          CommentJuly 21, 2019
          In this Nov. 29, 2018, file photo, victims of Japan's forced labour and their family members arrive at the Supreme Court in Seoul, South Korea. AP

          Thousands must be freed a day for a decade to end slavery: report

          AsiaJuly 17, 2019
          Swarms of locusts. AFP, file

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          Members of the army carrying the dead at the funeral service of chief of staff of the Ethiopian military Seare Mekonnen. Michael Tewelde / AFP

          The failed coup in Ethiopia speaks to deeply entrenched ethnic divides

          CommentJune 30, 2019
          Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed announces a failed coup as he addresses the public on television. ETV via AP

          Ethiopia's army chief killed in attempted coup

          AfricaJune 24, 2019
          The Chinese-operated port of Kribi in Cameroon. Adrienne Surprenant / Bloomberg

          Africa's new free trade deal will transform the continent

          CommentJune 04, 2019
          The UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Dr Anwar Gargash. EPA

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