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Thieves target India's tomato farmers after steep price rise
In the latest incident a farmer returning from market was robbed of $5,400
A tomato transaction at a vegetable market in Mumbai, India. EPA
Rahul Gandhi, a senior leader of India's main opposition Congress party. ReutersIndia's top court suspends Gandhi defamation conviction
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrives at the Parliament House in New Delhi. He is set to have greater control over India's capital.  EPAIndia's parliament approves bill to empower Modi in Delhi
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A boy recovers from injuries sustained in the July 30 suicide bombing in Pakistan's Bajaur. AFPBajaur bombing: High number of child deaths raises questions
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A street in Niamey, Niger, where a coup is threatening to plunge a struggling population further into poverty. ReutersWest African defence chiefs consider action in Niger
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Mourners attend the funeral of some of those killed in Sunday's attack in Bajur, Pakistan. APDeaths from ISIS bombing at rally in Pakistan rise to 63
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National Disaster Response Force personnel attempt to rescue construction workers believed to be trapped under a collapsed crane in Shahapur, India on Tuesday.  APAt least 17 workers crushed to death by crane in western India
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This image obtained from the Facebook page of the president of Chad, General Mahamat Idriss Deby Itno, left, shows him meeting with ousted Niger President Mohamed Bazoum in Niamey, AFPNiger's junta says toppled government authorised French strikes
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Woman in Bengaluru, India, take part in a march to mark International Women's Day. APMore than a million women have gone missing in India in three years
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Jewish refugees from Europe and other passengers aboard a ship that was passed around to several countries in 1939 before being allowed to dock in the US. Photo: US Holocaust Memorial MuseumHow US put up 'paper walls' to keep out Jews fleeing Holocaust
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Bajaur bombing: High number of child deaths raises questions
Parents of several young victims say their children were supposed to be attending classes at local religious schools
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A tomato transaction at a vegetable market in Mumbai, India. EPAThieves target India's tomato farmers after steep price rise
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Rahul Gandhi, a senior leader of India's main opposition Congress party. ReutersIndia's top court suspends Gandhi defamation conviction
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Saudi Arabia confirms Ukraine peace talks in Jeddah at weekend
US, China, and EU states set to be among reported 40 participants, though Russia excluded from gathering
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he hoped the Jeddah summit would be a stepping stone for further talks in the autumn. AFP
Footage from a sea drone shows the silhouette of 'Olenegorsky Gornyak' seconds before it strikes the hull. ReutersUkraine sea drone strike triggers warning of new Black Sea shipping threat
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Police will use their new equipment to check whether vehicles crossing the Austrian border are hiding illegal migrants. Getty ImagesAustria buys heartbeat detectors to find migrants in lorries
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