Pope Francis arrives in Iraq for risky, historic tour
Pope Francis landed in Baghdad for his most risky foreign trip since his election in 2012, saying he felt duty-bound to make the "emblematic" visit because Iraq had suffered so much for so long.
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Myanmar police open fire, kill one protester, ahead of U.N. Security Council meeting on crisis
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U.S. Representative Swalwell sues Trump over Jan. 6 insurrection
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Analysis: End of the road for Hong Kong's democratic dream as China 'improves' its voting system
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Swiss plan free coronavirus tests for population
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Prince Harry and Meghan - and 'Megxit'
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UK's Meghan says she can now speak for herself by giving interview to Oprah Winfrey
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