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Some Haitians at U.S. border released, others deported as pressure builds on Biden

Amid deteriorating conditions in migrant camps on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border, U.S. authorities on Wednesday tried to deal with thousands of the mostly Haitian migrants that have gathered, releasing some in south Texas while deporting others on flights.

Sunni scholars who left Afghanistan hope Islam's tolerant message survives Taliban

Macron to send envoy back to US, France says after Biden call

Ukraine left puzzled after assassination attempt on president's top aide

For asylum advocates, border expulsions strain faith in Biden

Canada fossil fuel workers want victorious Trudeau to keep retraining pledge

Germany seeks backing for Tedros at WHO helm as Africa quiet - diplomats

Saudi king tells U.N. kingdom supports efforts to prevent nuclear Iran

Magnitude 6.0 earthquake strikes near Melbourne, tremors rattle southeast Australia

White House says call with French President Macron was 'friendly'

Poland's broadcast regulator extends U.S.-owned broadcaster TV license

New WHO air-quality guidelines aim to cut deaths linked to fossil fuels

'All we can do is cry' - La Palma volcano leaves trail of devastation

Czech far right sets 'Czexit' referendum law as price for post-vote talks

U.S. providing over $290 mln in additional humanitarian assistance for Yemen -Blinken

Donors pledge additional $600 mln to avoid Yemen aid cuts

Police in Quebec seek man for punching nurse over wife's COVID-19 shot

Tunisia president takes new powers, says he will reform system

Biden, Macron to meet in Europe in October -White House

'New normal': Kremlin says tough approach to Navalny allies here to stay