Boko Haram frees 82 Chibok girls in exchange for suspects
The Nigerian presidency says 82 of the kidnapped Chibok girls have been freed after negotiations with Boko Haram. The girls, mostly Christians, were abducted over three years ago. Buhari to receive them in Abuja as international NGOs praised the deal.
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Four die as Syria de escalation zones begin amid fragile calm
Opposition activists and government media report at least four fighters killed and a child wounded on Saturday in central and southern Syria as a deal to create de escalation zones entered into effect. Reports describe limited bombardment in Homs, Hama and Daraa with calmer conditions overall but no clear enforcement details.
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Macron Campaign Hit By Massive Hack Leaks Before Vote
Hackers released data from Emmanuel Macron campaign emails and documents amid a French presidential runoff with Marine Le Pen. The campaign urges citizens not to share the leaked files as ANSSI and election authorities probe the breach.
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Hunger tightens grip on Mosul amid fighting and food shortages
In Mosul's western Mahatta neighborhood hunger grows as Aliyah Hussein and 25 relatives survive on wild park greens and scraps of rice and tomato paste. With front lines inching forward, aid teams struggle to reach liberated areas, leaving hundreds of thousands of civilians in peril and markets far from stable.
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Heiress posts bail in California murder case
Tiffany Li Li, daughter of a wealthy Chinese family, bailed out with over 60 million in real estate and 4 million in cash. Keith Green, her former partner, and two men are charged with first degree murder. Li pleads not guilty. Court records show Li's family owned Beijing skyscrapers and properties in the Cayman Islands and St Kitts.
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