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‘It was like being under house arrest’: Tanzania’s opposition fears mounting crackdown

Following the deadly protests that broke out during Tanzania’s October 29 elections, a new wave of demonstrations planned for Independence Day on December 9 was thwarted by a heavy police presence. Tanzanian opposition members and lawyers now fear a further escalation in the government's crackdown o…

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UNICEF chief Catherine Russell says Sudan is the "largest humanitarian crisis"

UNICEF executive director Catherine Russell said what is happening in Sudan is currently the "largest humanitarian crisis" the organization is seeing. "The challenges are absolutely staggering," she added.

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Displacement camp running out of supplies for people fleeing Sudan’s war

Authorities say they don't have enough food, tents, and equipment to accommodate everyone fleeing Sudan’s war.

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After the Assad Regime’s Fall, His Enforcers Are Laying Low and Living Large

A Times investigation into the whereabouts of top Syrian officials who fled after the regime’s fall shows many remain free — shielded by wealth and accommodating host nations.

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Baby followed by BBC back in Gaza hospital after treatment abroad

The BBC revisits one-year-old Siwar Ashour who was temporarily evacuated to Jordan for medical treatment during the Gaza war.

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Situation in Sudan’s White Nile shows “increased disrespect” of the law

“Those who are arriving in White Nile [state] are arriving in a severe situation.”

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China hits French cheese with tariffs, broadening trade conflict

China ⁠will impose provisional duties of up to 42.7% on dairy products imported from the European Union, the latest in a series of measures against EU exports widely seen as retaliation for the bloc's electric vehicle tariffs.

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U.S. pursues third oil tanker near Venezuela since Trump announced blockade, source says

The U.S. is pursuing a third oil tanker near Venezuela, a U.S. official tells CBS News. Last week, President Trump announced a blockade of all sanctioned oil vessels leaving or entering the country's waters. CBS News' Willie James Inman has more.

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Russian general killed in car bombing, Ukraine has yet to comment

A Russian general was killed in a car bombing in Moscow on Monday, authorities said. CBS News foreign correspondent Ramy Inocencio has the latest.

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Ukraine strikes oil terminal, planes and ships in an array of strikes inside Russia

Ukrainian forces say they have hit an oil terminal, a pipeline, two parked jet fighters, and two ships in a series of strikes on Russian soil

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Palestine Action hunger strikes: What are their demands?

As a months-long hunger strike persists, calls for immediate government intervention grow louder.

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Illegal settlement expansion: How Israel is redrawing occupied West Bank

Israel's approval of 19 new settlements stands to redraw occupied West Bank, undermining prospect of two-state solution.

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British woman detained in Iran shares pain in poem

Lindsay Foreman is being held in Tehran's infamous Evin prison alongside her husband.

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Car bomb in Moscow kills Russia's Lieutenant General Fanil Sarvarov

A car bomb killed a senior Russian general in southern Moscow on Monday morning as officials reported "slow progress" in talks with the United States on how to end the war in Ukraine. Lieutenant General Fanil Sarvarov, 56, head of the Russian General Staff's training department, was killed when the …

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