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Delhi’s Extreme Heat Exposes Risks Facing Thousands Living on the Streets

“Even when your eyes close, your mind stays awake. I need to be always protective of myself and my child.”

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Australia Repatriates Final Nationals from Syria’s Roj Camp

Qamishli-The last Australian women and children held in a camp in northeastern Syria housing relatives of suspected foreign militants have

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UN Warns Over One Million Lebanese Face Acute Hunger Risk Amid Escalating Conflict

New York – More than one million people in Lebanon are at risk of acute food insecurity between now and

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Australia Rejects Repatriation Support for Citizens Leaving Syria’s Roj Camp

Sydney-Australia said on Saturday it would not assist in the repatriation of citizens linked to suspected Daesh militants from a