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Namibia must review gay partner's residency: court

Namibia must review gay partner's residency: court

Namibian immigration officials must reconsider their decision to deny residency to the Mexican partner of a gay Namibian man, the Supreme Court ruled Monday.

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Coe says gender parity in sight for athletics but dropout rate a concern

Coe says gender parity in sight for athletics but dropout rate a concern

The sport of athletics is moving towards gender parity at its highest executive level but needs to ensure women stay in the sport beyond 18, World Athletics president Sebastian Coe says.

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The quest to seize Western assets of Russian oligarchs

The quest to seize Western assets of Russian oligarchs

Western seizures of super-yachts owned by Russian oligarchs have made headlines as Vladimir Putin's inner circle is targeted over the invasion of Ukraine, but experts warn identifying and blocking further cash and assets will prove difficult.

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Russian tourists evacuated from Cuba on charter flights

Russian tourists evacuated from Cuba on charter flights

About 900 Russians took chartered flights home from a Cuban resort town on Sunday as airspace bans imposed after Moscow's invasion of Ukraine complicated travel for tourists around the world.

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Russia boycotts UN court hearing on Ukraine invasion

Russia boycotts UN court hearing on Ukraine invasion

Russia did not attend a hearing Monday at the UN's top court where Ukraine asked for an immediate halt to Moscow's invasion.

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Bali eases quarantine, visa rules in re-opening push

Bali eases quarantine, visa rules in re-opening push

Bali on Monday scrapped quarantine for vaccinated tourists from more than 20 countries and reintroduced visas on arrival as the Indonesian holiday island pushes ahead with re-opening after two years of Covid curbs.

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Sri Lanka cardinal seeks UN probe into Easter massacre

Sri Lanka cardinal seeks UN probe into Easter massacre

The head of Sri Lanka's Roman Catholic Church on Monday urged the United Nations to investigate the 2019 Easter Sunday bombings that killed 279 people, calling the massacre a "political plot".

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Lanterns light the way as Basel carnival comes back

Lanterns light the way as Basel carnival comes back

Revellers in fancy costumes lit up the freezing streets of Basel in the early hours of Monday as Switzerland's biggest carnival returned for the first time since 2019.

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Stocks plunge, oil and metals rocket on Russia supply fears

Stocks plunge, oil and metals rocket on Russia supply fears

World stock markets tumbled, metals prices struck record highs and oil neared an all-time peak on widespread financial fallout from Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

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Sri Lanka's most sacred elephant dies aged 68

Sri Lanka's most sacred elephant dies aged 68

Sri Lanka's most sacred elephant passed away aged 68 on Monday, prompting an outpouring of grief and a presidential order for the huge cadaver to be stuffed and preserved for posterity.

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