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World's Oldest Gorilla, Fatou, Celebrates Her 69th Birthday At Berlin Zoo
Fatou, the world's oldest gorilla, celebrates her 69th birthday at Berlin Zoo with a special feast.
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Fatou, World's Oldest Gorilla, Celebrates 65th Birthday With Tasty Treat
Fatou has been the world's oldest living gorilla since the death of 60-year-old Colo in 2017. She has been living at the Berlin Zoo since 1959.
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Yazidis Urge International Criminal Court to Open Probe Into Islamic State Atrocities
Iraq's Yazidi minority -- the target of brutal attacks from the Islamic State group -- urged the International Criminal Court today to launch probes into the militants for genocide and sexual slavery.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas Orders Body to Oversee International Criminal Court Cases
Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas today ordered the formation of a committee to oversee cases to lodge with the International Criminal Court, in a move likely to further anger Israel.
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Bomber Blows Herself Up After Nigerian President's Rally
A female suicide bomber killed herself on Monday when she exploded a vehicle packed with explosives near a stadium where Nigeria's President had just held an election rally in the northeastern city of Gombe, police said.
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International Criminal Court Prosecutor to Examine Alleged British Crimes in Iraq War
The International Criminal Court re-opened on Tuesday a preliminary examination of allegations of "systematic detainee abuse" by British troops in Iraq between 2003 and 2008 after receiving new information.
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World's Oldest Gorilla, Fatou, Celebrates Her 69th Birthday At Berlin Zoo
Fatou, the world's oldest gorilla, celebrates her 69th birthday at Berlin Zoo with a special feast.
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Fatou, World's Oldest Gorilla, Celebrates 65th Birthday With Tasty Treat
Fatou has been the world's oldest living gorilla since the death of 60-year-old Colo in 2017. She has been living at the Berlin Zoo since 1959.
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Yazidis Urge International Criminal Court to Open Probe Into Islamic State Atrocities
Iraq's Yazidi minority -- the target of brutal attacks from the Islamic State group -- urged the International Criminal Court today to launch probes into the militants for genocide and sexual slavery.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas Orders Body to Oversee International Criminal Court Cases
Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas today ordered the formation of a committee to oversee cases to lodge with the International Criminal Court, in a move likely to further anger Israel.
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Bomber Blows Herself Up After Nigerian President's Rally
A female suicide bomber killed herself on Monday when she exploded a vehicle packed with explosives near a stadium where Nigeria's President had just held an election rally in the northeastern city of Gombe, police said.
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International Criminal Court Prosecutor to Examine Alleged British Crimes in Iraq War
The International Criminal Court re-opened on Tuesday a preliminary examination of allegations of "systematic detainee abuse" by British troops in Iraq between 2003 and 2008 after receiving new information.
