Interpol arrests 40 human traffickers across five countries
Interpol led a sweeping operation from November 6 to 10 in Chad Mali Mauritania Niger and Senegal rescue hundreds of victims including 236 minors many victims forced into prostitution and begging. Most suspects were women according to Interpol official Innocentia Apovo.
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U S to halt arms for Kurds in Syria amid Turkish ties
The United States will stop arming Kurdish YPG forces in Syria after a call between President Trump and President Erdogan. White House officials say the change aims to adjust military support as Turkey reacts to the policy shift and broader Syria talks unfold.
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Zimbabwe inauguration signals new era under Mnangagwa
Emmerson Mnangagwa urged Zimbabweans to set aside poisoned politics and unite to rebuild the nation while pledging democratic elections on schedule for 2018 and safe foreign investment. He praised Mugabe’s legacy but warned of a new Zimbabwe and called on millions abroad to return and help reconstruction.
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Panic at Oxford Circus sparks London shoppers rush
Crowds fled Oxford Circus after reports of shots fired as police flooded the area during Black Friday. An hour later police found no gunfire, suspects, or casualties and the station reopened. armed officers guarded nearby stores as shoppers sheltered inside.
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Pakistan frees U.S.-wanted militant Hafiz Saeed in Lahore
A court-ordered release ends Hafiz Saeed's detention in Lahore, despite U.S. and Indian objections. Saeed, founder of Jamaat-ud-Dawa linked to Lashkar-e-Taiba and designated a terrorist by the U.S., was released after a maintenance order. he addressed followers hours later, with the United States urging arrest and charges.
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