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Police free nearly 150 from school in northern Nigeria

UK parliament snubs Boris Johnson's Brexit deal

On #AJCTC: Beijing is targeting foreign companies and using access to the Chinese market as a weapon against those who criticise its policies.

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Soldiers patrol Chilean capital after violent protests

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Those fleeing from Central America aren't after American jobs, or to live the 'American dream' - they fear for their lives. — @NRC_Egeland writes for #AJOpinion

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"Nobody can discard the stark reality that the Geneva Conventions are violated by a lot of parties in today's conflicts." - ICRC president tells @TalkToAlJazeera

Statistics show that when an economic crisis hits, it is women who set out to join the workforce - while still shouldering the brunt of unpaid labour at home.

Despite us producing more food than we can consume, we risk hunger crises brought on by social inequalities, environmental degradation, climate change and wars

Journalist Esraa Abdelfattah, blogger and software engineer Alaa Abdel Fattah and lawyer Mohamed el-Baqer are among several thousand people detained since anti-gov't protests began a month ago.

"The queen of warmongers." US Democratic hopeful Tulsi Gabbard slams Hillary Clinton over Russia remarks

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Chile declares state of emergency after violent protests over increased subway ticket prices

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Turkish forces to resume attack in 4 days unless Kurdish forces withdraw from "safe zone", says President Recep Tayyip Erdogan

"Can we really say that 48 hours is enough time for MPs to really sit down and work through what the implications of the agreement are and consider their respective positions?" - Prof. David Phinnemore, Queen's University Belfast.

"Can we really say that 48 hours is enough time for parliamentarians to really sit down and work through what the implications of the agreement are and consider their respective positions?" Prof. David Phinnemore, Queen's University Belfast.

At least 62 people killed and more than 100 injured after multiple bomb blasts at a mosque in Afghanistan's Nangarhar province, say local officials

Amid violent protests, Lebanon's PM Saad Hariri sets 72-hour deadline for coalition partners to resolve economic crisis

Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Europe's 'double standard' in arms sales

In the island of Borneo, wood means money for loggers - and the rainforest pays the price. ▶️ Watch the full doc:

"People have done wrong things, but that doesn't mean it's all lost, [or] it's all gloom." - South African politician Baleka Mbete [via @AJHeadtoHead]

Trump impeachment inquiry: Eight things that happened this week

"If for some reason Turkey is still interested in joining the European club, perhaps it should try to be more like Saudi Arabia." — #AJOpinion, by @AliBakeer

WHO says Ebola in DR Congo still qualifies as global emergency

Trump says he will nominate deputy to be new US energy secretary

UN rights office urges Egypt to free blogger, lawyer, journalist

Rights groups slam Mexico detention of documented asylum seekers

Timeline of Catalan separatism that has rocked Spain

US: Honduran president's brother found guilty of drug trafficking

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Erdogan warns Kurds as Syria ceasefire gets off to rocky start

UK MPs set for crucial vote on Johnson's revised Brexit deal

Sudan peace talks resume after deadlock

US activists angry police who shoot can wait to face questions

Venezuela wins seat on UN Human Rights Council despite opposition

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Anger over EU's 'historic mistake' on Skopje, Tirana

Backlash over Mexico's botched arrest of 'El Chapo's' son

The spacewalk was seen as a test for NASA to make good on their promise after a planned all-women spacewalk attempt in March was called off. The reason: there was only one medium-size suit on the ISS.

Known for capturing the sound and spirit of Tunisia's 2011 #JasmineRevolution, Emel Mathlouthi joined @AJStream to talk about her journey through music and revolution. You can catch the show here:

The Pittsburgh synagogue has not reopened since the shooting, considered the deadliest attack on Jews in US history.