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Why do Eritreans flee their country?

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Footballers go missing in Uganda in a carbon copy disappearance from earlier tournaments.
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What happens now after Donald Trump's impeachment trial?

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US President acquitted of abusing his of power and obstructing Congress
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Should social media be regulated?

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The UK to appoint broadcast regulator as online watchdog.
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Could the rivalry between Afghanistan's leaders derail peace efforts? | Inside Story

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Ashraf Ghani and Abdullah Abdullah both inaugurated as president
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Who should look after refugees during the coronavirus pandemic? I Inside Story

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Aid agencies warn of budget shortfalls as donor nations make cutbacks.
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Are sanctions an effective punishment for human rights abuses? | Inside Story

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UK government targets suspects linked to the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Is the coronavirus a threat to democracy? | Inside Story

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Researchers at Freedom House say the pandemic has been used to roll back democracy and human rights in 80 countries.
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Can the G20 ensure global leadership in a time of Covid-19?

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The virtual G20 summit has ended with a promise of fair global distribution of covid-19 vaccines.
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Can the G20 ensure global leadership in a time of Covid-19? | Inside Story

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The virtual G20 summit has ended with a promise of fair global distribution of covid-19 vaccines.
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Why has the Australia-China relationship turned sour? | Inside Story

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China imposes tariffs on Australian wine in latest escalation of trade and diplomatic dispute.
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Negotiating with the Taliban: An inside view | UpFront

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We ask Afghan negotiator Fawzia Koofi about a deal with the Taliban and debate France’s controversial 'security' law.
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Can the military control unrest in the US? I Inside Story

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A defiant and outraged Donald Trump threatens to deploy the army to deal with protesters.
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Gays allegedly killed in Chechnya

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CBC News speaks with Björn van Roozendaal, program director for the International Lesbian and Gay Association in Europe
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How to Use Twitter: Hashtags

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Howcast - Learn about hashtags in this Twitter tutorial.
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Emmanuel Macron: Free speech is much broader than mere cartoons | Talk to Al Jazeera

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The French president discusses tensions between his government and the Muslim world over cartoons of Prophet Muhammad.
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Budapest denies its newly-formed 'sovereignty protection' agency is intimidating civil society

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The Sovereignty Protection Office has the power to gather information on any groups or individuals that benefit from foreign funding and influence public debate, and Hungary’s secret services can assist in its investigations.
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How Europe will have to tread carefully with Iran's moderate new president

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Iran has a new reformist president — but the EU should not expect many changes in its relationship with Tehran.
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Released Palestinian detainee details torture and dire conditions in Israeli jails

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Palestinian detainees endure constant torture in Israeli prisons, says Dr. Muhammad Abu Salmiya, recently released after 7 months detention
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Sask. people talk about what Canada means to them

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As Canada Day approaches, CBC Saskatchewan asked people in the province what the country means to them.
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Single moms say landlords won't rent to them

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Some single mothers are finding their children are used against them as they compete for apartments in a tight rental market. One lawyer says she sees this often in her work even though it's illegal, but it's also hard to prove. Nicola...
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Gina Martin in conversation with Maya Oppenheim on gender equality

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Renowned gender equality campaigner, speaker and training facilitator Gina Martin will be in conversation with Maya Oppenheim, The Independent’s Women’s Correspondent. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from Gina and Maya as they...
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UN suspends Russia from human rights body over Ukraine abuses

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Resolution to expel Russia from Human Rights Council expresses concern about reports of ‘systemic abuses’ in Ukraine.
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Assange one step closer to extradition to United States

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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange moved a step closer to facing criminal charges in the United States on Friday after Washington won an appeal over his extradition in a British court. Assange’s partner, Stella Moris, slammed the UK court...
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Trudeau, O'Toole spar on China

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Conservative Leader Erin O'Toole says Canada's voice has been absent when it comes to standing up for human rights, accusing Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau of letting down 'the two Michaels' — Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor, who are...