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‘Small team’ of British troops deployed to Belarus-Poland border amid migrant crisis

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Build-up of Russian troops on Ukraine-Russia border sparks concerns among Western allies

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Poverty fuelled by climate change driving deforestation and poaching – putting Madagascar’s wildlife at risk

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Grandparents have 15 days to return six-year-old cable car crash survivor to Italy

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US journalist jailed for 11 years in Myanmar, lawyer says

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What is causing the migrant crisis at the Belarus-Poland border?

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Latest COP26 deal draft an attempt to ‘cheat, greenwash and find loopholes’, campaigners say

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‘Paying for our own destruction’: Clock ticks down on COP talks amid anger over watered down vow

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China’s Communist Party elevates Xi Jinping’s authority with ‘historical resolution’

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Austria to place millions of unvaccinated people into lockdown ‘in days’ as COVID cases surge

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‘He beat us for three hours’ – the stories of asylum seekers trying to make it in Poland

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Bahamas PM says COP26 has ‘no teeth’ and Boris Johnson’s language doesn’t ‘convey seriousness’ of climate crisis

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The desperate people risking their lives in illegal mines that are destroying Madagascar’s habitat

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Concern over climate finance for poor nations amid race to strike COP26 deal

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COP26 talks to continue into Saturday amid disagreement over wording on fossil fuels

‘Small team’ of British troops deployed to Belarus-Poland border amid migrant crisis

Build-up of Russian troops on Ukraine-Russia border sparks concerns among Western allies

Poverty fuelled by climate change driving deforestation and poaching – putting Madagascar’s wildlife at risk

Grandparents have 15 days to return six-year-old cable car crash survivor to Italy

US journalist jailed for 11 years in Myanmar, lawyer says

What is causing the migrant crisis at the Belarus-Poland border?

Latest COP26 deal draft an attempt to ‘cheat, greenwash and find loopholes’, campaigners say

‘Paying for our own destruction’: Clock ticks down on COP talks amid anger over watered down vow

China’s Communist Party elevates Xi Jinping’s authority with ‘historical resolution’

Austria to place millions of unvaccinated people into lockdown ‘in days’ as COVID cases surge

‘He beat us for three hours’ – the stories of asylum seekers trying to make it in Poland

Bahamas PM says COP26 has ‘no teeth’ and Boris Johnson’s language doesn’t ‘convey seriousness’ of climate crisis

The desperate people risking their lives in illegal mines that are destroying Madagascar’s habitat

Concern over climate finance for poor nations amid race to strike COP26 deal

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