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India completed the world's first soft landing on the lunar south pole on Wednesday, making it the only nation to land on the far side of the moon thus far.
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The UK declared that 'Putin has shown that he is not serious about any peace'
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Football presidents are criticised for inappropriate behaviour at World Cup Final
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Lucy Letby, the 32-year-old British nurse convicted of killing seven babies, has been given a rare whole-life term sentence for the murders.
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Cough syrup that killed children in Uzbekistan got approval due to bribery
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Christian churches, homes set on fire in Pakistan over Quran desecration allegations
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G20 Health Ministers' meeting sees Britain pledge £210 million to tackle AMR
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Women in Afghanistan speak about being under Taliban rule for 2 years
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Sudanese citizens dying and hungry as violent conflict rages on
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Kim Jong Un boosts weapons as US-South Korea prepare military drills
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Improved levels of care for teen mothers in Thailand
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New British High Commissioner aims to strengthen UK-Malaysia ties and boost trade relations
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Russia recruits serial murderers to fight with Wagner in Ukraine
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