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There've been angry reactions to President Trump's pardoning of American security guards who involved in the killing of 14 Iraqi civilians in 2007. A member of the Iraqi Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee said the pardon showed a lack of regard for Iraqi blood.

Residents of a village in western Ethiopia have told BBC that at least 19 people have been killed by unknown attackers a day after the Prime Minister visited the area. * visited the state of * on Tuesday along with top government and military officials to discuss a resurgence of ethnic violence.

Aid agencies in Bosnia and Herzegovina have pulled out of a temporary migrant facility that they said was unsustainable without water and electricity, appealing for help for some 3,000 migrants left homeless. Disgruntled former resident of the * camp set fire to tents as they left and looted remaining equipment.

The first vehicles have started to leave a huge lorry park in the English county Kent after being confined there since France closed its UK border on Sunday. Paris have taken the action because of concerns about the new variant of coronavirus discovered in England.

The Lower House of the Russian parliament has passed unprecedented swathe of laws in a 2-day session, including moves to impose huge fines on internet giants that failed to take down what're deemed extremist materials. The laws also allow for fines if internet platform censor content from Russian pro-government sources.

And the Spanish Senate has passed a controversial education law, which, the right-wing opposition says, will erode the preeminence of the Spanish language. It removes the legal requirement for Castilian Spanish to be the language of instruction. The opposition said the left-wing government had paid the price for lying on Catalan separatists to get the national budget approved.

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There've been angry reactions to President Trump's pardoning of American security guards, who involved in the killing of 14 Iraqi civilians in 2007. A member of the Iraqi Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee said the pardon showed a lack of regard for Iraqi blood.

Residents of a village in western Ethiopia have told BBC that at least 19 people have been killed by unknown attackers, a day after the Prime Minister visited the area. Abiy Ahmed visited the state of Benishangul-Gumuz on Tuesday along with top government and military officials to discuss a resurgence of ethnic violence.

Aid agencies in Bosnia and Herzegovina have pulled out of a temporary migrant facility that they said was unsustainable without water and electricity, appealing for help for some 3,000 migrants left homeless. Disgruntled former residents of Lipa camp set fire to tents as they left and looted remaining equipment.

The first vehicles have started to leave a huge lorry park in the English county Kent after being confined there since France closed its UK border on Sunday. Paris have taken the action because of concerns about the new variant of coronavirus discovered in England.

The Lower House of the Russian parliament has passed unprecedented swathe of laws in a two-day session, including moves to impose huge fines on internet giants, that failed to take down what're deemed extremist materials. The laws also allow for fines if internet platform censor content from Russian pro-government sources.

And the Spanish Senate has passed a controversial education law, which the right-wing opposition says will erode the preeminence of the Spanish language. It removes the legal requirement for Castilian Spanish to be the language of instruction. The opposition said the left-wing government had paid the price for lying on Catalan separatists to get the national budget approved.

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1.   There have been angry reactions to Presidenti Trum's pardoning of American security guards who have involved in the killing of 14 Iraqi civilians in 2017. A member of the Iraqi parliament's foreign affairs committee said the pardon showed a lack of regard for Iraqi blood.

2.   Residents of village in western Ethiopia have told the BBC that at least 90 people have been killed by unknown attackers a day after the prime minister visit the area. A.Ahmad visit the state of B.G. on Tuesday along with top government and military officials to discuss resuergents of ethnic violence.


3.   Add agencies in Bosnia and Herzegovina have pulled out from a temporarily migrant facility that they said was unsustainable with water and electricity, appealing for help for some 3000 migrants left homeless. Disgruntled former residents of the L.camp set fire to tents as their left and looted remianing equipment.


4.   The first vehicles have start to leave huge lorry park in the English county of Kents after been comfined there since France closed its U,K boder on Sunday.  Paris has taken the action because of concerns about the new variant of coronavirus discovered in England.


5.   The lawer house of the Russia parliament has passed unprecedented swathe of laws in a two-day session, including moves to impose huge fines on internet giants that failed to take down what're deemed extremist materials. The laws also allow for fines if internet platforms censor content from Russian pro-government sources.


6.   And the Spanish senate has passed a controversial education law which the right-wing opposition says will erode the preeminents of Spanish language. It removed the legal requirment for Castinian spanish to be the language of instruction. The opposition said the left-wing government had paid the prise for lying on Catalan separatists to get the national budget approved.

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There have been angry recations to President Trump's pardoning of American security guards who involved in the killing of 14 Iraqi civilians in 2007,a member of the Iraqi parliaments foreign affairs committee,said the pardon showed a lack of regard for Iraqi blood.

Residents of a village in western Ethiopia have told the BBC that at least 90 people have been killed by unknown attackers,a day after the Prime Minister visited the area.AA visited the state of B on Tuesday, along with top government and military officials to discuss a resurgence of ethnic violence.

aid agencies in Bonis's governor have pulled out of a temporary migrant facility that they said was unsustaiable without water and electricity,appealling for help for some 3 000 migrants left homeless,disgruntled former residents of the lipal camp,set fire to tents as they left and looted remaining equipment.

The first vechiles have started to leave a huge lorry park in the English county of Kents after being confined there since France closed its UK border,on Sunday,Paris had taken the action because of concerns about the new variant of coronavirus discovered in England.

The lower house of the Russian parliament has passed an unprecedented sways of laws  in a 2 day session,including moves to impose huge fines on internet giants that failed to take down what had deemed extremist materials.

The laws also allow for finings of internet platforms sense of contage from Russia pro-government sources.

And the Spainish senate has passed a controversial education law which the right wing oppostion says will erode the preeminents of the spanish language.It removes the legal requirements for costerian spanish to be the language instruction

The opposition said the left wing government had paid the price for lying on Catalan separatists to get national budget approved.

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There've been angry reactions to President Trump pardoning of American security guards who involved in the killing of 14 Iraqi civilians in 2007. A member of the Iraqi parliament's Foreign Affair Committee said the pardon showed a lack of the regard of Iraqi blood.


Residents of a village in western Ethiopia have told BBC that at least 19 people have been killed by unknown attacks a day after the Pime Minister visited the area. Abiy Ahmed visited the state of Benishangul-Gumuz on Tuesday, along with top government and military officials to discuss a resurgence of ethnic violence.


Aid agencies in Bosnia and Herzegovina has pull out of a temporary migrant facility that they said that was unsustainable without water and electricity, appearing for help for some 3,000 migrants left homeless. Disgruntled former residents of Lipa Camp set fire to tents as they left and looted remaining equipment.


The first vehicles have started to leave a huge lorry park in the English county Kent after being confined there since France closed its UK border on Sunday. Paris has taken the action because of concerns about new variant of coronavirus discovered in England.


The Lower House of the Russian parliament has passed the unprecedented swathe of laws in a two-day sesion, including moves to impose huge fines on internet giants, that failed to take down what're deemed extremist materials. The laws also allow for fines if internet platform censor content from Russian pro-government sources.


And the Spanish Senate has passed a controversial education law, which the right-wing opposition says will erode the preeminence of the Spanish language. It moves the legal requirement for Castilian Spanish to be the language of instruction. The opposition said the left-wing government had paid the price for lying on Catalan separatists to get the national budget approved.


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There have been angry reactions to president Trump pardoning of American security guards, who invovled in the killing of 14 Iraqi civilians in 2007.  A member of Iraqi parliament's foreign affairs committee said the pardon showed a lack of regard for Iraqi blood.

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Aid agencies in ... and ... have pulled out of a temporary migrant facility that they said unsutainable without water and electricity, appealing for help for some 3000 migrants left homeless.   D.. former residents ..

The first vehicles have started to leave a huge larry park out of a English county K.. after been confined there since France closed  its UK border on Sunday. Paris have taken their action because concerns about the new variant of coronavirus discovered in England.

The lower house of Russian parliament has passed unprecedented .. of laws in the two-day session, including moves to impose huge fines on internet giants, that failed to take down what're ... materials. The law also allow for fines if internet platform censor content from Russian pro-government sources.

And Spanish Senate has passed a controversial education law, which the right-wring opposition says will ...  Spanish language.  It removes the legal requirement of C.. Spanish to be the language of instruction. The opposition said the left-wring government had paid the price for lying on C.. separatists to get national budget  approved.

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There have been angry reactions to President Trump’s pardoning of US security guards who involved in the killing of 14 Iraqi civilians in 2007. A member of the Iraqi parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee said the pardon showed a lack of regard for Iraqi blood.

Residents of a village in western Ethiopia have told the BBC that at least 90 people have been killed by unknown attackers, a day after the Prime Minister visited the area. Abiy Ahmed visited the state of Benishangul-Gumuz on Tuesday, alone with top government and military officials to discuss resurgence of ethnic violence.

Aid agencies in Bosnia and Herzegovina have pulled out of a temporary migrant facilities that they said ware unsustainable without water and electricity, appealing for help for some 3,000 migrants left homeless. Disgruntled former residence of Lipa camp set fires to tents as they left and looted remaining equipment.

The first vehicles have started to leave a huge lorry park in the English county of Kent after being confined there since France closed its UK border on Sunday. Paris has taken the action because of the concerns about the new variant of coronavirus discovered in England.

The Lower House of the Russian Parliament has passed an unprecedented swathe of laws in a 2-day session including moves to impose huge fines on Internet giants that failed to take down what they deemed as extremist materials. The law also allows fines of Internet platform censer content from Russian pro-government sources.

And the Spanish Senate has passed a controversial education law, which the right-wing opposition says would erode the preeminence of the Spanish language. It removes the legal requirement for Castilian Spanish to be the language of instruction. The opposition said the left-wing government had pay the price for laying on Catalan separatists to get the national budget approved.

BBC news.

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There have been angry reactions to President Trump's pardoning of American security guards who involved in the killing of 14 Iraqi civilians in 2007. A member of the Iraqi Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee said the pardon showed a lack of regard for Iraqi blood.

Residents of a village in western Ethiopia have told the BBC that at least 90 people have been killed by unknown attackers, a day after the Prime Minister visited the area. Abiy Ahmed visited the state of Benishangul-Gumuz on Tuesday along with top government and military officials to discuss a resurgence of ethnic violence.


Aid agencies in Bosnia and Herzegovina have pulled out of a temporary migrant facility that they said was unsustainable without water and electricity, appealing for help for some 3,000 migrants left homeless. Disgruntled former residents of the Lipa camp set fire to tents as they left and looted remaining equipment.


The first vehicles have started to leave a huge lorry park in the English county of Kent after being confined there since France closed its UK border on Sunday. Paris had taken the action because of concerns about the new variant of coronavirus discovered in England.


The Lower House of the Russian Parliament has passed an unprecedented swathe of laws in a two-day session including moves to impose huge fines on internet giants that fail to take down what it deemed extremist materials. The laws also allow for fines if internet platforms censor contents from Russian progovernment sources.


And the Spanish Senate has passed a controversial education law which the right-wing opposition says will erode the preeminence of the Spanish language. It removes the legal requirement for Castilian Spanish to be the language of instruction. The opposition said the left-wing government had paid the price for lying on Catalan separatists to get the national budget approved.

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