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UN chief says Gaza killing could require independent investigation

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Ethiopian police release French journalist after a week, employer says

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Haiti PM commits to elections by 2025, CARICOM to send team

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Australia PM supports spy chief decision not to name ex politician who ‘sold out’

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Friday he supported the spy chief's decision not