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Women's World Cup: Australia 'disappointed' but will reflect on 'inspiring' campaign
Australia's World Cup semi-final loss to England was "disappointing", but the Matildas have won over a nation.
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England beat Australia to reach Women's World Cup final
England spoil co-hosts Australia's party by booking their place in the Women's World Cup final for the first time on a historic night in Sydney.
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Women's World Cup 2023: 'Football fever has taken over New Zealand'
After the curtain comes down on the Fifa Women's World Cup in New Zealand, what does the future of women's football look like in the country?
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VinFast: Vietnam EV maker valued at more than Ford or GM
The share sale on the Nasdaq values VinFast at $85bn compared to Ford's $48bn and GM's $46bn.
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Afghan women escape for a chance at education
More than 450 women from Afghanistan have escaped the country to study abroad.
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Travis King: North Korea says US soldier blamed discrimination
Travis King, 23, dashed across the border from South Korea on 18 July while on a guided tour.
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How undercover sting outwitted pangolin traffickers
How charity investigators went undercover to outwit a global wildlife trafficking gang.
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Jakarta: Living with asthma in the world's most polluted city
People with respiratory conditions are being advised by doctors to leave Indonesia's capital for their health.
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Plane fault scuppers German foreign minister's Sydney trip
Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock cancels a tour after wing flap problems on her government jet.
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Matildas mania sweeps Australia ahead of England semi-final
The team's never-say-die attitude has captured a nation long known for its love of an underdog story.
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Independence Day: PM Modi says India stands with Manipur
In his address to the nation, PM Narendra Modi talked about the economy and India's growing population.
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China halts youth jobless data as economy falters
The country's central bank also unexpectedly cut key interest rates as it tries to boost the economy.
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Japan economy gets major boost from weak currency
The weakness of the yen has helped Japanese exporters as it makes their products cheaper overseas.
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Afghanistan refugees being let down by UK, says think tank
More In Common says lessons need to be learned, on the two-year anniversary of the fall of Kabul.
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Five key moments in the crushing of Afghan women's rights
Over two years, the BBC has documented women's fear, grief and resolve as their lives are supressed.
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Burning mangrove trees for a living: 'I'd quit tomorrow if I could'
Indonesia's mangrove forests are being felled to make charcoal - locals say they have to make a living.
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Back to the future for India's rice farmers
India, the world's biggest rice exporter, is turning to old varieties and new farming techniques.
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Data protection bill: Will India's hard-won information law get weaker?
A crucial new law will make it hard to use the landmark right to information legislation, activists say.
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Himachal Pradesh: More than 20 dead as heavy rains hit Indian state
Torrential rains have led to landslides, cloudbursts and heavy flooding in Himachal Pradesh state.
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Lakhimpur case: Life in jail for India sisters' rape and hanging
The teenaged girls were found hanging from a tree in Lakhimpur district in September last year.
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