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September 27, 2018

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Africa

Nigeria's $2B energy bailout tests President Tinubu reforms

Nigeria has approved billions to clear power sector debts. Analysts say deeper structural problems remain unresolved.

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Asia

Hormuz crisis forces Japan, South Korea to rethink strategy

The Strait of Hormuz blockade has shaken Tokyo and Seoul, revealing their dependence on naval trade for food and fuel.

Germany

Rat poison found in baby food, extortion suspected

Rat poison has been found in HiPP baby food jars across several countries in a suspected blackmail attempt.

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Europe

Istanbul hotel poisoning deaths go to trial in Turkey

In Turkey, defendants face long prison terms over the poisoning deaths of a German‑Turkish family in an Istanbul hotel.

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Middle East

Israeli ambassador: 'Only a strong Israel can achieve peace'

In an interview with DW, Israel’s ambassador to Germany defends the military strikes against Iran and Lebanon.

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North America

Digital memory at stake: News outlets block Wayback Machine

The internet archive is fighting for survival as more media outlets won't allow it to archive their content.

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Latin America

Will Venezuela's oil sector reform attract investors?

Venezuela's leaders are opening the country's oil industry up for private capital, but they lack democratic support.

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