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A diplomatic row has broken out between Israel and Germany.
Hungary submits bill targeting NGOs
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Four medical workers killed in Syria airstrike
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Animal cruelty: is violence inherent to abattoirs?
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Despite winning a campaign to get Brazil to declare a protected area for the Kawahiva tribe – one of the last uncontacted indigenous peoples in the Amazon Forest – campaigners say there is no time to
Humanitarian Summit seeks solutions in Istanbul
The World Humanitarian Summit, the first of its kind,is taking place in Istanbul.
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