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"Massacre" - anger grows after carnage in Rio
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"Massacre" - anger grows after carnage in Rio

“Murderers!” “Massacres!” Outrage is growing in Brazil after a massive drug raid in Rio de Janeiro. At least 120 people were killed
Hurricane Melissa Hits Jamaica and Heads Toward Cuba
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Hurricane Melissa Hits Jamaica and Heads Toward Cuba

The very powerful hurricane Melissa swept over Jamaica, but was downgraded to strength 4 during the passage over the island. Heavy rainfall and strong winds cause damage to many inhabitants
Hamas Expands Search for Hostage Remains in Gaza
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Hamas Expands Search for Hostage Remains in Gaza

Terror-labelled Hamas in Gaza announces that the movement is expanding the search for remains from those who were taken as hostages in the attack on Israel.
Russian Athletes May Compete in Winter Olympics Despite Controversy
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Russian Athletes May Compete in Winter Olympics Despite Controversy

Russians and Belarusians can compete in bobsleigh and skeleton in the Olympic Games in Milan and Cortina this winter. This despite the international federation previously said no
AI Chatbots Unreliable for Voting Advice Warns Dutch Authority
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AI Chatbots Unreliable for Voting Advice Warns Dutch Authority

The week before the Netherlands' national election, the country's data protection authority warns voters against using AI chatbots to get voting advice.
Four Arrested for Alleged Plot Against Russian Activist in France
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Four Arrested for Alleged Plot Against Russian Activist in France

Four people have been arrested for suspected murder plans on a Russian human rights activist in France.
Israel to Release 20 Hostages on Monday Morning
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Israel to Release 20 Hostages on Monday Morning

The entire living hostage is expected to be released early on Monday morning, according to a spokesperson for the Israeli government. Hamas has everything in place for it to happen – but insists on getting seven leading figures in exchange, including the "Palestinians' Mandela", sources tell AFP
Three Qatari Diplomats Killed in Egypt Traffic Accident
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Three Qatari Diplomats Killed in Egypt Traffic Accident

Three Qatari diplomats were killed on Saturday in a traffic accident in Egypt, reports Qatar's embassy in Cairo.
Six Dead in Two Separate Mississippi Shootings
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Six Dead in Two Separate Mississippi Shootings

At least six people were killed and several injured in two shootings in different parts of the American state of Mississippi, reports the news agency AP.
More Emergency Aid to Enter Gaza on Sunday, Says UN Source
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More Emergency Aid to Enter Gaza on Sunday, Says UN Source

The ceasefire has come into force and the trucks are ready. Israel has given the green light for the UN to let in more emergency aid into Gaza from Sunday, according to a UN source for the news agency AP
Henrik Lundqvist Extends TV Contract as NHL Expert with TNT Sports
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Henrik Lundqvist Extends TV Contract as NHL Expert with TNT Sports

Henrik Lundqvist continues as NHL expert in American TV. The former star goalkeeper has extended his contract with TNT Sports – just like ice hockey legend Wayne Gretzky
Baltic Sea Faces Environmental Threat from WWII Ammunition
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Baltic Sea Faces Environmental Threat from WWII Ammunition

1. 6 million tons of ammunition are rotting on the bottoms of the Baltic Sea and the North Sea
Netanyahu Visits Trump Amid Growing Pressure Over Gaza Conflict
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Netanyahu Visits Trump Amid Growing Pressure Over Gaza Conflict

Benjamin Netanyahu stands firm that the Gaza war needs to continue, but then he needs the USA's blessing. When the pressured Israeli Prime Minister visits the White House, the question is again whether Trump's patience has begun to wear out
Baltic Sea Faces Threat from 1.6 Million Tons of WWII Ammunition
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Baltic Sea Faces Threat from 1.6 Million Tons of WWII Ammunition

1. 6 million tons of ammunition are rotting on the bottoms of the Baltic Sea and the North Sea
Baltic Sea Faces Environmental Threat from WWII Ammunition
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Baltic Sea Faces Environmental Threat from WWII Ammunition

1. 6 million tons of ammunition are rotting on the bottoms of the Baltic Sea and the North Sea
Ryder Cup Tickets Sell Out at Discounted Rates Amid Fan Frustration
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Ryder Cup Tickets Sell Out at Discounted Rates Amid Fan Frustration

Personal attacks, insults and extra police protection. The American golf audience's behavior does not stop Europe in the Ryder Cup in New York
Russian Disinformation Targets Moldova's EU-Friendly Government
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Russian Disinformation Targets Moldova's EU-Friendly Government

War threats, scare propaganda and outright lies characterize the mood as Moldova votes on its immediate future. Russia is accused of waging an unlimited hybrid war
FBI Agents Fired for Kneeling During 2020 Protests
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FBI Agents Fired for Kneeling During 2020 Protests

Several FBI agents have been fired. The reason is that they were caught on camera kneeling during protests during the extensive protests against discrimination and violence against blacks in 2020, according to sources for the news agency AP
Turkey Calls for Israel's Suspension from International Football
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Turkey Calls for Israel's Suspension from International Football

The Turkish Football Association demands that Israel be suspended from international play and calls the situation in Gaza "inhuman and unacceptable".
Uefa Considers Suspending Israel from Competitions Amid Gaza Conflict
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Uefa Considers Suspending Israel from Competitions Amid Gaza Conflict

The European football association's (Uefa) board is considering suspending Israeli teams from all competitions due to the war in Gaza, according to both AP and The Times.
Denmark Apologizes for Forced Contraceptive Procedures on Greenlandic Women
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Denmark Apologizes for Forced Contraceptive Procedures on Greenlandic Women

Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has presented an official apology to the Greenlandic women who have had coils inserted without knowledge or consent. Forgive for the injustice that has been committed against you
Thousands Evacuated in Hong Kong After WWII Bomb Found
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Thousands Evacuated in Hong Kong After WWII Bomb Found

A 450 kilo heavy American-made bomb from the Second World War has been found in Hong Kong.
Israeli Soldiers Face PTSD and Suicides After Gaza Conflict
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Israeli Soldiers Face PTSD and Suicides After Gaza Conflict

Yoni believed he was shooting terrorists, but they were children. Benny has lost count of how many he has killed
Trump Calls Antifa a Terrorist Organization
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Trump Calls Antifa a Terrorist Organization

USA's president Donald Trump states that he considers the left-wing movement Antifa as a terrorist organization.
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