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Dec 23

Two shipwrecks push Mediterranean migrant deaths to new record

By Alison Thoet

This year’s death toll for migrants who perished in the Mediterranean is estimated to be at least 5,000, after 100 people went missing and believed dead in two shipwrecks Thursday near Italy, U.N. agencies announced Friday.

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Dec 05

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Tony Blair on why he’s advocating for a global policy ‘center ground’

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Tony Blair, former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, believes the populist wave coursing across the globe is dangerous -- and likely to exacerbate, rather than ease, tensions and instability. He sits down with Judy Woodruff to discuss Brexit, the…

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Sep 30

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Sex trafficking of African migrants in Europe is a ‘modern plague’

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African women seeking a better life in Europe face a long, perilous, often fatal journey across the Mediterranean. But when they do arrive, they confront yet another threatening prospect: conscription into sex slavery. Eighty percent of all Nigerian women who…

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Jun 29

Trump gets rock-bottom ratings in international survey

By Matthew Pennington, Associated Press

A new multi-nation survey finds that confidence in Donald Trump's ability to manage foreign policy should he become U.S. president is rock-bottom in a host of countries in Europe and Asia.

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Jun 23

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British decision on Brexit has Europe — and the world — waiting

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Should we stay or should we go? That’s the question on the minds of British voters as they go to the polls Thursday to decide whether or not to remain in the European Union, a dilemma that has split opinions…

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Jun 17

The case for Britain to stay in the EU

By Paul Solman

Britain's European Union memebership benefits not only its economy, but its labor standards too.

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Jun 17

What is Brexit? 8 reads on Britain’s big choice

By Larisa Epatko

The UK is holding a referendum on June 23 on whether Britain should exit the European Union. We collected some handy guides and interesting reads on what to expect either way.

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Jun 10

How well do you know the world: Islamic celebration and Euro football

By Larisa Epatko

This week, Muslims began a month-long observance, a head of state spoke to Congress, and Europeans kicked off a soccer tournament. Take our quiz about these world events and more.

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Jun 07

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After dangerous Mediterranean voyage, migrants in Sicily face uncertainty, Mafia influence

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As summer arrives, thousands of migrants are embarking upon perilous Mediterranean crossings to get to Europe. In Sicily, authorities attempting to deal with the influx discovered a four-billion-dollar ruse: a migrant reception center that turned out to be a front…

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May 28

Hundreds of migrants rescued in Mediterranean Sea as death toll surges

By Michael D. Regan

More than 500 people were rescued from the waters of the Mediterranean Sea on Saturday as warm temperatures and calmer waters have caused a surge of migrants willing to risk the dangerous journey to Europe.

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