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Brazil's Ava-Guarani fight for justice
Brazil begins land purchases for Indigenous communities displaced by the Itaipu dam, a small step in a long-delayed reparations process.
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Paraguay plans to accept 25 third-country migrant deportees from US
Paraguay agrees to accept 25 migrants deported from the US under a new multimillion-dollar Trump administration agreement.
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Arrests, hangings and blackout: Iran cranks up wartime repression
Iranian authorities have arrested thousands and accelerated executions since the outbreak of regional conflict, human rights monitors report.
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Rights groups say EU ‘enabling’ Israel after trade deal decision
Human rights groups accuse the EU of 'knowingly enabling' alleged Israeli violations by failing to suspend a key trade pact.
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"Un signe qu’on doit revenir dans la rue" : à Madagascar, la Gen Z face au mur de la peur
Arbitrary arrests of Gen Z activists in Madagascar create a climate of fear, but young protesters vow to persist against the junta's authoritarian crackdown.
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Kamel Daoud annonce avoir été condamné à trois ans de prison en Algérie pour son roman "Houris"
Acclaimed Franco-Algerian author Kamel Daoud sentenced to three years in prison and a heavy fine in Algeria over his Goncourt-winning novel 'Houris'.
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Roman Abramovich takes Jersey to European human rights court over Chelsea sale proceeds
Sanctioned oligarch Roman Abramovich challenges Jersey's asset freeze at Europe's top human rights court, claiming the probe is 'unfair and abusive'.
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Roman Abramovich takes Jersey to European human rights court over criminal investigation
Sanctioned oligarch challenges Jersey's asset freeze at Strasbourg court, arguing it breaches his fundamental rights.
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Decreto sicurezza, via libera della Camera alla fiducia con 203 sì
Il governo ottiene la fiducia sul decreto sicurezza alla Camera con 203 voti favorevoli, ma l'opposizione si irrigidisce con 117 contrari.
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UK, France agree three-year deal to curb Channel migrant crossings
Britain commits up to €766 million in a results-linked deal as France pledges to increase its coastal patrol force to 1,400 officers by 2029.
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UK, France agree on three-year deal to curb Channel migrant crossings
A new three-year deal commits France to a 50% increase in coastal patrols, funded by up to €766 million from the UK, with payments partly tied to results.
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South American migrants deported to DRC say facing pressure to return home
Deported to a country they've never known, South American migrants of Congolese descent face coercion to abandon asylum claims.