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Mugabe’s Son Admits Immigration, Firearm Offences in Johannesburg Shooting Case

JOHANNESBURG— The youngest son of former Zimbabwean leader , pleaded guilty on Friday to immigration and firearm-related offences in a

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French Lawyers Seek Repatriation of Former Child Recruits Held in Iraq

Paris— Lawyers representing three French nationals held in Iraq said on Friday the men, recruited by the Islamic State as

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Russian Court Jails Ex-Kursk Governor for Corruption

Moscow— A Russian court sentenced former Kursk region governor Alexei Smirnov to 14 years in prison for corruption, state news

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Imprisoned Nobel laureate Mohammadi may have suffered heart attack, lawyer says

Beirut— Iranian Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi may have suffered a heart attack in prison, her lawyer said on