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Guyana: Captain, crew charged with murder in ferry capsizing
Police in Guyana have charged three men with murder in connection to a recent ferry capsizing that killed 73 and left 30 missing. Some lawmakers, however, blame government officials for the deadly accident.
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UN says online scam center trafficking is skyrocketing
Migration authorities have said gangs are trafficking ever more people to East Asian online scam centers. The UN says some 300,000 people from more than 80 countries are currently being exploited and abused.
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Germany news: IS video found on Berlin Pride suspect’s phone
Berlin Pride suspect Abdul B. pledged allegiance to the “Islamic State” in a video filmed prior to the attack. Meanwhile, Germany’s center-left wants constitutional protections for LGBTQ+. DW has more.
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Soul of Africa Museum
The 77 Percent visits Essen’s Soul of Africa Museum and its unique Mami Wata altar. We explore why a new generation of young Africans is rediscovering traditional medicine and pre-colonial spirituality as a source of knowledge, identity and belonging.
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Tornado devastates several cities in Wisconsin
A tornado has left a trail of destruction in parts of the US state: destroyed homes, fallen trees and more than 30,000 households without power. Emergency responders are searching the disaster area.
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Why is Germany building roads for yesterday’s climate?
As the Autobahn buckles under heat waves, Germany is still paving roads for a past climate. Engineers know how to fix that — so what’s the holdup?
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How the Iran war has deepened Saudi-UAE rivalry
The United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia were struck in the Iran war. But instead of the attacks uniting the Gulf states against a common enemy, they have deepened an existing rivalry. Could the rift split a region at breaking point?
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FIFA plans to form new commercial subsidiary and sell stake
FIFA has announced plans to form a commercial subsidiary and to sell a non-controlling interest to private investors. It needs approval from member associations, but is claiming that it will benefit them financially.
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Ghana mourns its tallest man Awuche – a ‘generous and popular giant’
Sulemana Abdul Samed, who was diagnosed with gigantism several years ago, has died at the age of 33.
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Germany: Low Rhine River levels could weigh down economy
Record-low water levels on the Rhine are forcing cargo vessels to run with sharply reduced loads, driving up transport costs. Economists warn the disruption could wipe out Germany’s already weak summer growth.
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