Detainee Wrote a Book via WhatsApp. It Won a Top Literary Prize in Australia.

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Life Lessons From Jarrod and Briony Lyle

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There’s a Deeper Conflict Behind Venezuela’s ‘Legitimacy’ Dispute

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U.S. Appears to Soften Timing for List of North Korea’s Nuclear Assets

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McConnell: ISIS and Al Qaeda ‘Have Yet to Be Defeated’

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Syria Liable in Killing of American Journalist, Court Rules

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Fleeing the Islamic State, Syrian Refugees Face Another Mortal Threat: The Cold

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Lebanon Forms New Government After 9 Months of Deadlock

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Investors in Former Trump-Branded Hotel in Brazil Charged With Corruption

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Serbia Protests Shine Light on a Nation Tugged Between East and West

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Instagram: Girl tells how she was 'hooked' on self-harm images

Libby's father says he reported disturbing content to Instagram, but the company did nothing.

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Obscene porn rules relaxed in England and Wales

Guidelines about what constitutes "obscene" pornography have been relaxed in England and Wales.

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Teenagers Emerge as a Force in Climate Protests Across Europe

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Mario Kart mobile delayed until summer 2019

Nintendo announces the Mario Kart Tour app will be delayed until summer 2019.

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Juan Guaidó Says Venezuelan Opposition Had Secret Talks With Military

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BBC Offers Clarification: Theresa May Isn’t Going to Brussels in a Warplane

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Russian hackers 'stole Mueller inquiry evidence'

Hackers are trying to discredit the inquiry into alleged Russian interference in US politics, prosecutors say.

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Saudis End Purge That Began With Hundreds Locked in the Ritz-Carlton

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3 European Nations Create Firm to Trade With Iran, but Will Anyone Use It?

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Indian Leaders Are Accused of Covering Up 45-Year High in Unemployment

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Drones help Galapagos tackle rat infestation

Tonnes of poison was laid down by drones in a project to get rid of the invasive species.

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Facebook adviser attacks 'lax' child checks

Facebook's approach to parental consent was "most concerning", says a member of its Safety Advisory Board.

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Saudis Executed Maid From Philippines Despite Protests, Officials Say

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Can Big Global Sports Come Around to Human Rights Advocacy?

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Knife crime: Suspects could be banned from social media

Those breaching sanctions aimed at cutting rising violence could face up to two years in prison.

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New Zealand Vowed 100,000 New Homes to Ease Crunch. So Far It Has Built 47.

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Afghan Government Control Over Country Falters, U.S. Report Says

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Could You Last 11 Days Without the Internet? Tonga Finds Out the Hard Way

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6 Men Convicted in 1982 Murder of Chilean Leader

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Regulate social media to protect children, MPs urge

A cross-party committee says social media companies should have a legal "duty of care" to children.

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Facing an Uncertain Future, Maduro Turns to Special Police Force to Crush Dissent

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Parliament Becomes Britain’s New Brexit Casualty

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Canada Slashes Diplomatic Staff in Cuba After Another Mystery Illness

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Facebook users continue to grow despite privacy scandals

The number of people who logged into the site at least once a month rose 9% last year.

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96 Days Later, Nonstop Church Service to Protect Refugees Finally Ends

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To Slow U.S. Exit, Afghan Leader Offers Trump a Cost Reduction

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Iran Faces Worst Economic Challenge Since 1979 Revolution, Its President Says

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The Messier Brexit Gets, the Better Europe Looks

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FIFA to stop selling in-game currency in Belgium

The move comes after the Belgian Gambling Commission threatened legal action over in-game loot boxes.

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For the Kremlin, Venezuela Is Not the Next Syria

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Turkey Frees U.S. Consulate Employee, but Brands Him a Friend to Terrorists

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What Is the Irish Backstop, and Why Is It Holding Up Brexit?

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Kwik Fit garages hit by computer virus

The car repair chain's IT system went offline on Saturday and has been experiencing problems since.

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Seat Cushions Believed to Be From Plane Carrying Emiliano Sala Are Found

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DJI pledges painful action to tackle corruption

The world's bestselling drone-maker says it must tackle cases of employee theft.

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Scruff gay dating app bans underwear photos

The app bans images of men in underwear and swimwear after "repeated suspensions by app store distributors".

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Facebook: Dissident republicans Saoradh take legal action

Saoradh claims the social media giant removed a number of its pages from its platform.

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Bangkok, Draped in Flowers but Smothered by Pollution, Suffers

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South Korean Leader’s Ally Convicted of Illegal Pre-Election Influence Campaign

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At Least 28 Dead After Boats Capsize Off Djibouti, U.N. Says

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Children 'afterthought' for social media companies

England's children's commissioner writes to social media companies, urging them to tackle disturbing content.

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Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela Says He’s Open to Talks With Opposition

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PledgeMusic: The day the music died?

Crowdfunding site PledgeMusic seems to have run out of money, leaving musicians wondering what to do.

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Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela Says He’s Open to Talks With Opposition

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The one about Friends still being most popular

They might not have been born when it was made, but Friends is a favourite programme for the young.

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As Entrepreneurs, Indigenous Australians Find a Growing Empowerment

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Grenade Attack on Philippine Mosque Kills Two

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Trump Administration’s Asylum-Seeker Policy Takes Effect

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‘Along the Main Road You See the Graves’: U.N. Says Hundreds Killed in Congo

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Opposition Leader, and Oil, Become Focus of Venezuela-U.S. Struggle

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Trump’s New Policy Takes Effect, and First Asylum Seeker Is Sent Back to Mexico

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Apple iPhone sales in 'disappointing' fall

Revenue from the tech giant's signature iPhone fell 15% in the most recent quarter.

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Theresa May Survives a Critical Brexit Vote

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Bribes Like ‘Monopoly Money’ Were Given to South Africa’s Leaders, Panel Hears

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How Bitcoin Could Help Iran Undermine U.S. Sanctions

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Palestinian Government Resigns, With No Clear Replacement

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Germany Proposes to Ease, Not End, Nazi-Era Abortion Law

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Theresa May Wants the E.U. to Renegotiate Brexit. Will It?

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