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Iraqi residents walk along Mutanabbi Street in Baghdad

Baghdad Gets Make-over As Repairs Kindle Guarded Optimism

Living in Baghdad's sprawling Sadr City suburb for the past 15 years, Khodr Abbas, 73, had to walk along a mud and dirt track to get to his home, where he would struggle to get fresh water to flow and waste-water to flush through rickety pipes.
Tariq Ramadan arriving at the Geneva courthouse on Monday to face rape charges

Islamic Scholar Tariq Ramadan Starts Geneva Rape Trial

The Swiss complainant, who says she has faced threats and therefore wishes to be known under the assumed name of "Brigitte" during the trial, was in her 40s at the time of the alleged attack, which dates back almost 15 years.
People arrive to vote in the presidential and parliamentary elections in the southern Turkish city of Antakya, destroyed by this year's devastating earthquake

Turkey Quake City 'Won't Vote For Erdogan Again'

Semra Karakas and her 23-year-old daughter Aylin endured a 14-hour bus ride to return to Antakya for the vote, after the quake forced them to leave and settle in the southern coastal city of Antalya.
Opposition spirits revived as Kilicdaroglu began chipping away at Erdogan's lead

Erdogan's Rivals Ride Turkey Vote Count Rollercoaster

Polling had suggested that the secular opposition figurehead Kemal Kilicdaroglu had a chance of crossing the 50-percent threshold required to win Turkey's momentous presidential ballot without contesting a May 28 runoff.
Refugees who crossed from Sudan to Ethiopia wait in line to register with the International Organization for Migration in Metema

UN Refugee Agency: 200,000 Have Fled Sudan

At the same briefing, a spokesperson from the U.N. children's agency said that a factory in Sudan's capital, Khartoum, producing food for malnourished children had burnt down.

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