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Siberian Shopping Mall; Death toll Rises to 53
At least 53 people have died and more are missing in a fire at a shopping mall in a Siberian city, officials said on Monday.
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Why Saudi Crown Prince Travels to US?
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is on the focus this week, as he makes his first visit to the United States after consolidating his influence in the Gulf kingdom
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Putin Stays in Kremlin
Vladimir Putin will lead Russia for another six years, after securing an expected victory in Sunday's presidential election
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Russian Central Election Commission Under Attack from 15 IP addresses
The Russian Central Election Commission’s website was hit by a DDoS attack from IP addresses from 15 countries on the Election Day, the country’s CEC head Ella Pamfilova told reporters
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Trump to Riyadh: Pay $4 Billion to Leave Syria
US president Donald Trump asked Saudi Arabia’s King Salman for $4 billion in December, in return for the end of the US presence in Syria’s seven-year conflict
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At Least 14 Dead as Migrant Boat Sinks off Coast of Greece
The bodies of 14 people have been recovered from the sea off a Greek island in the eastern Aegean following the sinking of a suspected migrant boat, Greece’s coast guard said
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Xi Jinping Becomes China’s Timeless President
Xi Jinping was reappointed Saturday as China's president with no limit on the number of terms he can serve, and his close ally Wang Qishan appointed as the formerly ceremonial post of vice president
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Professor Hawking was Supporter of Palestinians
When scientist Stephen Hawking died early Wednesday, no one regretted his passing more than the Palestinian community
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Russian FM Stresses on Trump-Kim Meeting
The Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov was warned the US administration against any provocative actions aimed at breaking down a possible meeting between US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un
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We will win in Afghanistan: Mattis
U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Tuesday he believes victory in Afghanistan is still possible — not necessarily on the battlefield but in facilitating a Taliban reconciliation with the government of Afghanistan
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