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Norway makes international appeal to solve 46-year-old mystery

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Norway makes international appeal to solve 46-year-old mystery

 Norway has released an international notice in a new attempt to solve the mystery of the death of a woman who was found in a forest near Bergen in 1970, in a case that has mystified the country for decades. On the morning of 29th November 1970, a woman was found dead and severely burned by […]

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Trump takes aim at Black Lives Matter, slams ‘hostility and violence’ against police

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Trump takes aim at Black Lives Matter, slams ‘hostility and violence’ against police

President Trump took aim at the Black Lives Matter movement and former President Obama Monday, saying ambush-style killings of police last year during tensions in minority communities were “a stain on the very fabric of our society” and that too many Americans “obstruct” law enforcement. “We are living through an era in which our police […]

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Why Macron picked unknown Edouard Philippe as the right fit for Prime Minister

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Why Macron picked unknown Edouard Philippe as the right fit for Prime Minister

 New President Emmanuel Macron has named centre-right Edouard Philippe as his first Prime Minister. This is why the new centrist head of state believes the relatively unknown politician from the conservative Republicans party is the right fit to lead his new government. He’s from the right First and foremost Macron’s decision to appoint right-wing MP […]

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Iraqi forces take over western Mosul’s Uraybi district, one of IS last havens

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Iraqi forces take over western Mosul’s Uraybi district, one of IS last havens

Mosul (IraqiNews.com) Iraqi government forces on Monday took over one of a handful of districts remaining under Islamic State control in western Mosul as operations approach a total takeover of Iraq’s second largest city. Commander of the Nineveh Operations, Lt. Gen. Abdul-Amir Yarallah, said the army’s elite Counter-Terrorism Service forces took over the Uraybi district, […]

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Executions Increase in Somalia

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Executions Increase in Somalia

The sudden increase in summary executions in Somalia has drawn the attention of human rights groups like Amnesty International as well as the local European Union delegation. try long troubled by deadly violence, there’s a disturbing new trend: an increase in summary executions. Somali military courts and the militant group al-Shabab have each executed about […]

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Trump looks for help from Russia on North Korea ……..By Steve Benen

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Trump looks for help from Russia on North Korea ……..By Steve Benen

Before he became a presidential candidate, Donald Trump used to see North Korean missile launches as evidence of American weakness. In late 2012, for example, he tweeted, “We can’t even stop the Norks from blasting a missile…. It is really sad.” Yes, Trump, on multiple occasions, referred to officials in North Korea as “Norks.” It’s […]

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Monitor: Islamic State kill 64 civilians, including children, fleeing western Mosul

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Monitor: Islamic State kill 64 civilians, including children, fleeing western Mosul

Mosul (IraqiNews.com) Islamic State militants killed 64 civilians, including women and children, while trying to flee battles between the group and Iraqi security forces in western Mosul to the eastern side, a human rights monitor said. Civilians leave the city to escape from clashes during a battle with Islamic State militants, in al-Zirai district in […]

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Kim Jong-un is in ‘state of paranoia’ – UN envoy Haley

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Kim Jong-un is in ‘state of paranoia’ – UN envoy Haley

The latest ballistic missile test carried out by North Korea was prompted by Kim Jong-un’s “paranoia,” US ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley has said, adding that such actions reduce the chances of direct talks between Washington and Pyongyang. “Having a missile test is not the way to sit down with the President (Donald Trump) […]

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Daesh-free al-Bab returns to normal, construction continues at full-speed

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Daesh-free al-Bab returns to normal, construction continues at full-speed

 After al-Bab was liberated by the Turkish military and FSA from Daesh, the number of people returning home surpassed 50,000. While schools, stores and the bazaar have also been re-opened, 8,000 new residences will be built in the town Since an anti-Daesh operation, spearheaded by the Turkish military and the Free Syrian Army (FSA), liberated […]

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Emmanuel Macron vows to make France feel great again after becoming new president

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Emmanuel Macron vows to make France feel great again after becoming new president

French President Emmanuel Macron listens during his formal inauguration ceremony as French President. Photo: AFP Emmanuel Macron was inaugurated as France’s new president on Sunday at the Elysée Palace, vowing to restore the country’s self-confidence. He becomes the youngest president the country has ever had. French President Emmanuel Macron listens during his formal inauguration ceremony […]

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