Xi and Putin hold talks on sidelines of 8-nation regional security summit
At the SCO summit, China called its partnership with Russia 'as stable as mountains' despite some questions and concerns.
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Austria's Türk wins approval to lead top U.N. human rights body
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WHO chief calls out role of racism in his homeland's dire Tigray crisis
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U.N. health agency says virus 'lab leak theory' needs more study
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U.N. human rights chief says her China visit did not find answers
Michelle Bachelet acknowledged she was unable to adequately judge the situation for Muslim Uyghurs in Xinjiang Province.
Experts urge pandemic cooperation that benefits developing countries
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First image of Milky Way's previously unseeable black hole
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CERN particle accelerator restarted after a shutdown of three years
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As the war intensifies, more Ukrainians shelter away from home
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UNDP warns of long-term poverty and economic risks for Ukraine
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Cyber attack exposes data from at least 60 Red Cross organizations
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U.N. authorizes human rights probe of Tigray region's alleged war abuses
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