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Al-Baghdadi’s Death Doesn’t Mean the War With The Islamic State Is Over.

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Around 8000 Sudanese Mercenaries Killed or Injured: Officials Mulling Withdrawal from Yemen

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People Smugglers Charging Migrants 10k Euros for Passage on Yachts

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The black hole of Vatican finances

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Japanese waste disposal plants in areas rocked by Typhoon Hagibis overwhelmed by debris

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Violent and drunk monkeys attack tourists in paradise beach in Thailand: It's supposed to be a place of relaxation but has become a nightmare with primates stealing booze from holidaymakers

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A maggot-therapy company that struggled to find enough patients for its financial survival is now saving farmers’ livelihoods through its pollinating flies.

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Yakuza group's Halloween candy handout canceled - Japan's largest recognized crime syndicate did not carry out its annual practice of handing out candy and snacks to children at its headquarters here on Halloween this year,

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With a restriction on the drinking of alcohol in place for Halloween festivities near JR Shibuya Station, the number of arrests for a variety of crimes was lower than last year.

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Unexplained dead 'cat lizard' washes up on Brit beach – no one knows what it is: While the body is furry, suggesting that it could be the remains of a drowned cat or other small mammal, the exposed skull is distinctly reptilian.

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Only half in Japan poll see use of plastic bags as excessive

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Prime Minister Scott Morrison won’t stand for the “indulgent and selfish” practices of certain environmental groups, promising to outlaw them.

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Undercover reporter reveals life in a Polish troll farm | World news

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The new-generation Russian minesweeper Alexander Obukhov, which has the largest solid-cast fiberglass hull in the world, was on a regular training mission when it spotted a big unidentified object lying on the seafloor 60 metres underwater near the Kaliningrad region.

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The Indian Army has punished a major general by dismissing him from service in connection with the sexual harassment of a lady officer in August this year.

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Tokyo's famous Shibuya district was bustling with costume-clad Halloween revelers on Thursday night as the area remained under a street drinking ban and heavy police surveillance in efforts to prevent a possible repeat of last year's anti-social behavior.

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Morocco death penalties confirmed for killers of Scandinavian hikers

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Thai King’s Aides and Bedroom Guards Dismissed For ‘Extremely Evil Conduct’ and Being ‘Lax’ - This is third clean-up of secretive Thai royal court. Last week, palace shocked nation after it announced monarch’s consort removed from her position for trying to prevent appointment of queen.

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‘Americans will respawn al-Baghdadi’: Assad casts doubt on ISIS leader’s death, draws parallels with Bin Laden’s killing

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'UFO clouds' create spectacle in skies over Tasmania - It's not just the dancing lights of the Aurora Australis or the vibrant blue algae of bioluminescence that wow shutterbugs in Australia's southernmost state.

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Shuri Castle, once the heart of Okinawa's Ryukyu Kingdom, destroyed in fire: Large parts of Shuri Castle, a symbol of Okinawa Prefecture and popular tourist attraction in the city of Naha, were destroyed in a fire early Thursday morning, authorities said. The cause of the blaze remains unknown.

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Hidden 2,000-year-old monument discovered in Forest of Dean: Archaeologist Jon Hoyle finds ring cairn following laser scan of woodland in Gloucestershire

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Officials in Beijing will combine the country's state-of-the-art facial recognition technology with a version of their controversial 'credit system' to speed up security checks in the city's overcrowded metro system.

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Australia calls out China for its horrifying persecution of minorities – but the world isn’t listening: China claims the facility in this image is a “vocational training centre”. The truth, called out by a group of 23 fed up nations this week, is horrifying.

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As wholesale prices skyrocket for Pacific flying squid amid a record low catch in Japan, processing companies in the “squid town” of Hakodate, Hokkaido, are scrambling to stay afloat.

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