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• 27 Aug

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• AFRICA: A state of emergency has been declared in Sudan’s eastern Red Sea state, due to the ongoing violent tribal clashes between the Bani Amer and Nuba tribes.
• AMERICAS: Brazil sent warplanes to dump water on the raging wildfires in the Amazon state of Rondonia, in response to a global outcry over the wildfires in the Amazon rainforest.

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• 09 Aug

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• AFRICA: Libya’s eastern-based army said it shot down a fighter jet of the UN-backed government in the city of Misurata.
• AMERICAS: In Brazil, a judge ordered former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva moved from a lockup to a penitentiary for common criminals in Sao Paulo state, but the country’s top court blocked the transfer.

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• 01 Aug

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• AFRICA: Health authorities started a vaccination campaign after a second case of Ebola was reported in the city of Goma in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
• AMERICAS: The number of migrants reaching Mexico’s border with the United States has fallen almost 40% since May, the Mexican government said.