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Leaders from around the world will hold talks in the next few hours on organising emergency aid for Lebanon following Tuesday's devastating explosion in Beirut. The discussions will focus on raising money for food, medical equipment and reconstruction.


A grand council of elders or Loya Jirga in Afghanistan has approved the release of 400 controversial Taliban prisoners, hoping the move will bring progress in peace talks. The government has already complied with Taliban's demand to release several thousand of other prisoners.


Usually high numbers of voters have been queuing outside polling stations in Belarus where the authoritarian President Alexander Lukashenko is facing the stiffest challenge of his 26-year rule. Many wore white bracelets to support the strongest for challenges Svetlana Tikhanvoskaya.


Police in the Czech Republic have arrested a man in connection with an apartment block fire that  killed 11 people in the eastern town of Bohumin. Witnesses said the suspected handed himself in and confessed.


The US Health Secretary Alex Azar is due to arrive in Taiwan shortly in what would be the highest-level American visit to the island in 6 years. The trip has already angered China which considers Taiwan its own territory and discourages foreign officials visiting the island.


North Korea says it sent a train carrying food and other supplies to the city of Kaesong which has been sealed off following a suspected coronavirus case. A report in North Korean state media said the situation in the city was dangerous but did not say whether there were any confirmed infections.


And the mayor of the Japanese city of Nagasaki has urged the government to take more action towards eradicating the world's nuclear weapons. It's exact 75 years since a US atomic bomb destroyed the city, killing more than 70,000 people.


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1.    Leaders from around the world will hold talks in the next two hours on organising the emergency aid for Lebanon folling Tueasday's devastating explosion in Beirut. The discussion will focus on raising money for food, medical equipment and reconstruction.

2.   A grand council of elders or loyal Jirga in Afghanistan has approved the release of 400 controversial Taliban prisoners, hoping the move will be a progress in peae talks. The government has already complied with Taliban's demands to release several thousands other prisoners.


3.   Unusually high numbers of voters have been queuing outside polling station in Belarus where authoritarian president, Alexander Lukashenko, is facing the stiffest challenge of his 26-year rule. Many wore white bracelets to support the strongest of four challegers, Svetlana Tikhanovskaya.


4.   Police in the Czech Republic have arrested a man in connection with an apartment block fire that killed 11 people in the eastern town of B. Witnesses say the suspect handed himeself in and confessed.


5.   The U.S health secretary, Alex Azar, is due to arrived in Taiwan shortly in what will be the highest-level American visit to the island in six years. The trip has already angerd China ehich consides Taiwan as its own territory and discourages foreign offcials visiting the island.


6.   North Korea says it's sent a train, carrying food and other supplies, to the city of Kaesong, which has been seald off following a suspected coronavirus case. A report in North Korean state media said the situation in the city is dangerous, but didn't say whether there were confimed infections.


7.    And mayor of Japanese city of Nagasaki has urged government to take more action towards eradicating the world's nuclear weapons. It's exactly 75 years since a U.S atomic bomb destroyed the city, killing more than 70,000 people.

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Leaders from around the world will hold talks in the next few hours on organizing emergency aid for Lebanon, following Tuesday's devastating explosion in Beirut. The discussions will focus on raising money for food, medical equipment and reconstruction.

A Grand Council of Elders or Loya Jirga in Afghanistan has approved the release of 400 controversial Taliban prisoners, hoping the move will bring progress in peace talks. The government has already complied with Taliban demands to release several thousand other prisoners.


Unusually high numbers of voters have been queuing outside polling stations in Belarus, where the authoritarian President Alexander Lukashenko is facing the stiffest challenge of his 26-year rule.  Many wore white bracelets to support the strongest of four challengers, Svetlana Tikhanovskaya.


Police in the Czech Republic have arrested a man in connection with an apartment block fire that killed 11 people in the eastern town of Bohumin. Witnesses said the suspect handed himself in and confessed.


The US Health Secretary Alex Azar is due to arrive in Taiwan shortly, in what will be the highest-level American visit to the island in six years. The trip has already angered China, which considers Taiwan its own territory and discourages foreign officials visiting the island.


North Korea says it sent a train carrying food and other supplies to the city of Kaesong, which has been sealed off following a suspected coronavirus case. A report in North Korean state media said the situation in the city was dangerous, but didn't say whether there were any confirmed infections.


And the Mayor of the Japanese city of Nagasaki has urged the government to take more action towards eradicating the world's nuclear weapons. It's exactly 75 years since a US atomic bomb destroyed the city, killing more than 70,000 people.

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BBC news, I'm John Shane.

Leaders from around the world will hold talks in the next 2 hrs on organizing emergency aid for Lebanon, following Tuesday's devostating explosion in Beirut. The discussion will focus on raising money for food, medical equipment and reconstruction.


A grand council of elders or loyal ___ in Afghanistan has approved the release of 400 controvertial Taliban prisoners, hoping the move will bring process in peace talks. The government has already complied with Taliban demands to release several thousands other prisoners.


Unusually high numbers of voters have been queuing outside polling stations in Belarus, where the authoritarian president Alexander Lukashenco is facing the stiffest challenge of his 26 yr rule. Many wore white bracelets to support the strongest four chanllengers, ____.


Police in the Czech Republic have arrested a man in connection with an apartment bloc fire that killed 11 people in the eastern town of B. Witnesses said the suspect handed himself in and confessed.


The US Health Secretary Alex is due to arrive in TAIWAN shortly in what will the highest low ice-level/? American visit to the island in 6 yrs. The trip has already angered China which considers Taiwan its own territory and discourages foreign officials visiting the island.


North Korea says its sent a train carrying food and other supplies to the city of G, which has been sealed off following a suspect coronavirus case. A report in North Korea State Media said the situation in the city is dangerous but didnt say whether there were any confirmed infections.


And the mayor of the Japanese city of N has urged the government to take more actions towards eradicating the world's nuclear weapons. It's exactly 75 yrs since US atomic bomb destroyed the city, killing more than 70,000 people.


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Leaders from around the world will hold talks in the next few hours on organizing emergency aid for Lebanon following Tuesday's devastating exlosion in Beruit.The discussions will focus on raising money for food,medical equipment and reconstruction.


A ground council elders or loyal J in Afghnistan has approved to release a 400 controversial Taliban prisoners hoping the move will bring progress and peace talks.The government has already complied with Taliban demands to release several thousand other prisoners.


Unusually high numbers voters have been queuing outside polling stations in Belarus where the authoritarian president Alexander Lukasheko is facing the stiffest challenging of his 26 year rule.Many wore white bracelets to support the strongest four challengers /.


Police in the Czech Republic have arrested a man in connection with an aparment block fire that killed 11 people in the eastern town of B.Witnesses said the suspect handed himself in and confessed.


The US health secretary Alex is due to arriving Taiwan shortly and what will be the highest level American visite the Island in six years.The trip has already angered China which consideresTaiwan is own territory and discourages foreign officials visiting island.


North Korea says it sends trains carrying food and other supplies to the city of G,which has been sealed off following a suspected coronavirus case.Report in North Korean state media said the situation in the city was dangerous but didn't say whether there were any confirmed infections.


And the mayor of the Japanese city of N has urged the government to take more actions toward eradicating the world's nuclear weapons./ 75 years since a US atomic bomb destroyed the city killing more than 70,000 people.







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