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Saudi Arabia to Ban Foreigners From Slew of Hospitality Jobs

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Church Militant Headlines — July 29, 2019

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Retired Toronto lawyer has gone to court in bid to secure right for advocates to speak up on behalf of animals in legal settings. Case began when Sandra Schnurr filed notice of application against five retail giants selling glue traps, or devices commonly used to catch rodents.

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Polish towns advocate ‘LGBT-free’ zones while the ruling party cheers them on

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Nine years on, Greek MPs agree to abide by own anti-smoking law: Metal ashtrays that grace the vestibule off parliament’s cafe are finally being removed

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China ‘must do more’ to protect its children from sex offenders: Academics call for new legislation and a coordinated, nationwide effort to monitor and control known perpetrators of crimes against minors

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North Korea's national airline Air Koryo will resume direct flights from Pyongyang to the gambling enclave of Macau next week after a 15-year hiatus, the Chinese territory's civil aviation authority said.

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The Romanian government is considering holding a referendum to institute harsher penalties for murder, rape and pedophilia, after mass protests in Bucharest against the authorities' handling of the killing of a 15-year-old girl.

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Switzerland's top court ruled Friday that tax authorities can share information concerning 40,000 UBS accounts with France, rejecting claims that Paris was on a "fishing expedition" to bolster a legal case against the bank.

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Ban 'barbaric' French foie gras, Danish politicians urge EU - Danish left-wing party SF (Socialist People’s Party) wants a debate on whether it should be legal to produce and sell French delicacy foie gras in the EU.

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Following a wave of serious knife crime, healthcare centres in the Swedish city of Gothenberg say they are running low on blood reserves.

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Jamaica wants to end beatings, paddling of kids, saying it leads to later violence

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Russia Thought the Mueller Hearings Were Hilarious: Russian state television evaluated the content of the hearings more honestly than Republicans and their pet networks in the United States.

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Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was hospitalized on Sunday after suffering an acute allergic reaction which one doctor said may have been the result of him being poisoned with an unknown chemical substance.

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Church Militant Headlines — July 26, 2019

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'We are hungry, we want our land back': Expropriation without compensation is officially back on South African Parliament's agenda | News24

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Headlines — July 25, 2019

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Headlines — July 24, 2019

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‘Puberty is not a disease’: Italian council moves to ban gender-bending drugs for kids

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China says it will not “renounce the use of force” in efforts to reunify Taiwan with the mainland and vows to take all necessary military measures to defeat “separatists.”

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A state of emergency has been declared in Vanuatu not because of a natural disaster or civil unrest, but because of a beetle. The coconut rhinoceros beetle has the potential to devastate the country's coconut industry, as well as the livelihoods of the tens of thousands of people who depend upon it.

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Fins are looking up! Korean fashion designer builds 'wheelchair' to help his disabled goldfish swim

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The gamekeeper at a Scottish grouse-shooting estate illegally killed buzzards, goshawks, badgers, a peregrine falcon and an otter in what a wildlife official described as the “biggest cull of protected species” they had ever seen.

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Uyghurs in Xinjiang were forced to become Muslim and have been an integral part of China for thousands of years, Beijing said in a new report, in an attempt to justify its controversial crackdown against the ethnic minority in the far-western region.

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A widespread effort to save wombats with deadly mange disease at a national park in Tasmania's north has been unsuccessful, according to researchers from the University of Tasmania.

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