Jamal Khashoggi
Ankara will reveal 'whatever happened' to Saudi dissident, spokesperson for Turkish President Erdogan's AK Party says.
Afghanistan
Close to nine million Afghans have registered to take part in the vote, but concerns abound over the threat of attacks.
by Hamza Mohamed
Latin America
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United Kingdom
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Indonesia
by Kate Mayberry
Honduras
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Turkey won't accept 'cover-up' in Khashoggi case
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Saudi Arabia admits Jamal Khashoggi killed in Istanbul consulate
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The Saudi regime does not represent Islam
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Obituary: Jamal Khashoggi
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Khashoggi on life under MBS: 'Nobody dares to speak'
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World reacts to Saudi confirmation of Jamal Khashoggi's killing
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"Turkey won't accept 'cover up' in Khashoggi case"
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Rise in UK descendants of Nazi victims seeking German passports
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Who is Ahmed al-Asiri, the sacked Saudi intelligence official?
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Migrant caravan stopped on Mexico-Guatemala border
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