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The BBC's Samira Hussain.

Defence ministers from Thailand and Cambodia met at their border today to sign a ceasefire agreement after weeks of fighting.

Both sides have suffered civilian and military casualties.

Hundreds have been displaced.

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Rescue teams are searching for a boat that capsized in choppy water off the coast of Indonesia last night.

A man from Spain and three of his children are missing.

They had been visiting Komodo National Park, a popular tourist spot.

Another child and the children's mother were rescued, along with four crew members and a tour guide.

Israel has formally recognized the self-declared Republic of Somaliland as an independent state, making it the first country in the world to do so.

Michael Koloke reports there has been immediate reaction to the announcement.

Annette Dionne has died at 91.

She was the last surviving member of Canada's famous quintuplets, born in 1934, the first to survive past infancy.

The Ontario government took the babies from their parents and placed them in a nursery-style exhibit that made hundreds of millions of dollars.

The province apologized in 1998 and paid a $4 million settlement.

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Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky says he's en route to Canada before his expected meeting tomorrow with President Trump in Florida.

NPR's Joanna Kakisis reports from Kiev, despite the peace negotiations, Russia attacked the Ukrainian capital overnight, killing at least two people and injuring more than 30.

More people have died in ICE custody this year than in any year since 2005.