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Turkey calls in Austria envoy over report
Austria’s charge d’affaires in Ankara is summoned over an Austrian newspaper’s report critical of Turkish law.

Austria’s charge d’affaires in Ankara is summoned over an Austrian newspaper’s report critical of Turkish law.

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Human Rights Watch has called on the Egyptian parliament to open an impartial probe into the mass killings of protesters in 2013.

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Israeli military forces demolish the family house of Mohammed Nasser Tarayra in the southern West Bank.

The South Korean president has defended the deployment of an advanced US missile system in the Korean Peninsula despite fierce objection to the plan.

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Saudi Arabia’s King Salman gives troops involved in the war against Yemen a one-month bonus.

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The British government cuts over 50 percent of funding for an agency that protects workers rights.

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