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Controversial Islamic Religious Killed in Northern Nigeria
Yahaya Masussuka had published videos in which he rejected elements of traditional Islam.
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Sudan: El Fasher, one year after the massacre, more than 6,000 dead
One year of the fall of El Fasher in Sudan, this city in Northern Darfur taken by the rapid support forces. At least 6,000 civilians were killed by rebel troops when they entered this strategic city. According to many observers, further massacres could be repeated with impunity.
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Nord Stream may have been lawful target, argue lawyers for Ukrainian accused of bombing
Lawyers for a Ukrainian ex-military officer accused of leading the bombing of Russia's Nord Stream pipeline in September 2022 argued at the start of his trial in Germany on Wednesday that "an aggressor's infrastructure" may have been a lawful target. FRANCE 24's Juliette Brown reports.
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Nord Stream trial opens in Germany, defense seeks dismissal
Serhii Kuznietsov is accused of attacking civilian infrastructure in the 2022 sabotage of the Russian gas pipeline to Germany. His lawyers called Nord Stream a military target, and said their client is sworn to secrecy.
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Germany news: Nord Stream sabotage suspect's trial opens
A Ukrainian man is going on trial in Hamburg in the case of a 2022 attack on major gas pipelines. At the same time, Chancellor Merz is expected to give a major policy statement. DW has more.
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Nord Stream: Germany puts suspected Ukrainian pipeline saboteur on trial
A Ukrainian citizen faces court in Hamburg, accused of attacking the Nord Stream gas pipelines in 2022. It raises questions about Kyiv's possible role in the explosions. German support for Ukraine is also under scrutiny.
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Nord Stream: Trial of Ukrainian attack suspect begins in Germany
A Ukrainian citizen faces court in Hamburg, accused of attacking the Nord Stream gas pipelines in 2022. It raises questions about Kyiv's possible role in the explosions. German support for Ukraine is also under scrutiny.
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Nord Stream trial: How German police followed the evidence - to Ukraine
After four years, a Ukrainian man is set to stand trial in Hamburg accused of sabotaging the Nord Stream pipelines.
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Ethiopia: Eritrean troops deploy in northern Tigray
Eritrean troops deployed in recent days around Adigrat, in northern Ethiopia's Tigray regional state, Eritrea's border, to which Ethiopian forces seem to be heading, indicated on Wednesday consistent sources, in the context of heightened tensions between Ethiopia and Eritrea.
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Mali: After Kidal, what prospects for the army in the north?
Kidal's takeover marks a turning point for the Malian army, after seven months of setbacks. The FAMA took over this strategic city without fighting, following the retreat of the FLA Tuaregs. Now it remains to consolidate this success in the North.
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Ukraine: New big Kiev bridge hit by Russian strike · Global Voices
Russian strikes hit a major Kiev bridge on Saturday, the North Bridge, a few days after the attack on the South Bridge, announced the mayor of the Ukrainian capital, Vitali Klitschko. The point with France 24 correspondent in Kiev, Gulliver Cragg.
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Ukraine: Second big Kiev bridge hit by Russian strikes · Global Voices
A large bridge in the Ukrainian capital was hit by Russian strikes, the second in a few days. After the South Bridge, targeted on Thursday and Friday, the North Bridge suffered damage on Saturday, including on the trolleybus roadway and cables. In parallel, Moscow once again called on foreigners to leave Kiev and threatened new "massive reprisal strikes".
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Kim Jong-un's sister claims that Pyongyang tested a missile involving the use of AI
North Korea claims to have tested a mid-range strategic missile with artificial intelligence on Saturday. Pyongyang ensures that the projectile can alter its trajectory at low altitude.
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North Korean prisoners: Seoul demands an apology from Kiev for revealing a secret transfer
Kiev's unilateral revelation of the transfer of two North Korean prisoners of war to South Korea broke, according to South Korean President Lee Jae-myung, a confidentiality agreement. He warned on Friday that Seoul will take "other measures" if Kiev refuses to offer an official apology.
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After explosions in the demilitarized zone, South Korea demands an apology from Pyongyang
South Korea demands that its North neighbour apologize after mine explosions injured three of its soldiers in the demilitarized zone (DMZ) last week. Kim Yo-jong, the powerful sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, on Wednesday rejected all responsibility and accused Seoul of making a pretext for military "provocation".
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Senior presidential party official in DRC killed for calling to fight Ebola
A senior UDPS official, the ruling party, of President Félix Tshisekedi in the DRC, was killed in the city of Butembo in North Kivu province. This senior official was fatally assaulted after participating in a local radio program where he encouraged people to support the fight against Ebola.
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Northern Ireland: Gathering against an Orange March in Portadown
About 2,000 people gathered on Sunday in Portadown, Northern Ireland against the passage of a pro-British Protestant march authorized for the first time since 1997 in the Catholic quarter, with the British Prime Minister calling for a "calm".
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Northeastern United States hit by a rare storm for the season
A rare storm for the season hit the north-east of the United States on Sunday, showered by heavy rains and swept by powerful winds, which killed tens of thousands of users and deprived them of electricity according to the American media.
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The northeastern United States swept by a powerful storm, dreaded "major floods"
Heavy precipitation and strong winds fell in the northeastern United States on Saturday, after a storm with unusual power for the season intensified, resulting in the death of at least one person, according to the American media.