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UK Parliament votes to postpone decision on EU divorce deal, raising prospect of further delay to Brexit.
UK Parliament votes to postpone decision on EU divorce deal, raising prospect of further delay to Brexit. Original Article
Day 2 of wildcat French train strike upsets start of holiday
Day 2 of wildcat French train strike affects thousands at start of school holidays Original Article
Ethiopia's Nobel-winning leader launches million-copy book
Ethiopia’s Nobel Peace Prize-winning leader launches million-copy book of his ideology Original Article
UK lawmakers ponder Brexit decision in historic session
Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s plan to get Parliament to approve his divorce deal with the European Union was thrown into doubt Saturday, as lawmakers were first given a vote on whether _ yet again _ to delay their final decision on Brexit Original Article
15 dead after Russian dam collapse floods dormitories
15 dead after Russian dam collapse floods workers’ dormitories Original Article
Mozambique's opposition Renamo wants re-run of elections
Mozambique’s opposition Renamo rejects projected ruling party win, wants re-run of elections Original Article
French President Emmanuel Macron says Turkey's military operation in Syria is 'madness'
French President Emmanuel Macron says Turkey’s military operation in Syria is ‘madness’ Original Article
Yes or No? Vital vote on Brexit plan set for Saturday in UK
Britain’s Parliament is set to vote Saturday on Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s new deal with the European Union, a decisive moment in the prolonged bid to end the Brexit stalemate Original Article
Mexican president defends retreat in face of cartel violence
Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador says he backs security officials’ decision to call off an operation in which the son of a notorious drug lord was cornered in a house, touching off intense gunfire in the capital of Sinaloa state Original Article
Sudan rebel faction, government hold 1st round of talks
Sudan’s largest single rebel group has held its first round of direct peace talks with the country’s transitional government, despite an earlier boycott following a military crackdown Original Article