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Gang-wracked Haiti unites to celebrate first World Cup qualification in 50 years — REUTERS / pwu404

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Gang-wracked Haiti unites to celebrate first World Cup qualification in 50 years

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South Africa deploys 3,500 extra police officers and braces for protests around the G20 summit — WIKUS DE WET/AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

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South Africa deploys 3,500 extra police officers and braces for protests around the G20 summit

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South African police and army units held a parade Wednesday involving helicopters, K-9 dog units and officers on motorcycles in a show of force ahead of expected protests around this weekend’s Group of 20 world leaders summit in Johannesburg.See the Story

Missouri Seeks Federal Help in Pressing China for $25 Billion in COVID Damages — REUTERS / ixx511

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Missouri Seeks Federal Help in Pressing China for $25 Billion in COVID Damages

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Missouri has escalated its attempt to seize Chinese government-owned property across the United States, asking the Trump administration for help collecting on a roughly $25 billion court judgement related to the COVID-19 pandemic that Beijing has flatly rejected.See the Story

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