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Pakistani and Indian border guards take part in a daily ceremony at the Wagah border post as Pakistan celebrates the 75th anniversary of its independence.
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Lithuanians accuse ex-Soviet leader Gorbachev of war crimes
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Barbados drops Queen Elizabeth II and becomes world's newest republic
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Ukraine celebrates 30th independence anniversary with military parade
Ukraine celebrates the 30th anniversary of its independence with a military parade, a day after Kyiv and its Western allies agreed to work towards "peacefully" ending Russia's "occupation" of Crimea in a summit that sparked anger in Moscow.
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Estonia marks 30 years of restored independence
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Peruvian security forces carry out drills ahead of Castillo's swearing-in ceremony
Police performs drills in case of attack to foreign delegations ahead of the bicentennial of the Independence of Peru and President-elect Pedro Castillo's swearing-in ceremony
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New Caledonia: Pro-independence parties win majority in snap elections
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