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At least 50 dead, about 50 missing as torrential rains lash Japan

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At least 50 dead, about 50 missing as torrential rains lash Japan

People wait to be evacuated from the roof of a house in Kurashiki, Okayama Prefecture, on Saturday afternoon.  Photo: KYODO OSAKA At least 50 people are dead and about 50 missing due to torrential rains which continued to fall Saturday across a wide area of western Japan, causing landslides and flooding that destroyed homes and swept away cars. […]

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N. Korea regrets US attitude & unilateral denuclearization demands during Pompeo talks

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N. Korea regrets US attitude & unilateral denuclearization demands during Pompeo talks

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo meets with Kim Yong Chol, a North Korean senior ruling party official. July 7, 2018. ©Andrew Harnik / Reuters Pyongyang has voiced its regret over America’s attitude during high-level talks with US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, and accused Washington of seeking unilateral and forced denuclearization from North Korea. “We […]

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Yemeni army takes full control of al-Tahita directorate south of Hodeidah

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Yemeni army takes full control of al-Tahita directorate south of Hodeidah

The Yemeni legitimate army has taken full control of al-Tahita directorate south of Hodeidah. (File photo: Reuters) A Yemeni military source announced on Friday that al-Amalika brigade of the legitimate national army has taken full control of al-Tahita directorate south of Hodeidah governorate following intense clashes with the Houthi militias. The clashes resulted in heavy […]

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Italy will not buy F-35s anymore, mulls walking out of existing contracts – Defense Minister

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Italy will not buy F-35s anymore, mulls walking out of existing contracts – Defense Minister

FILE PHOTO: A Lockheed Martin F-35B fighter jet © Peter Nicholls / Reuters The anti-establishment Italian government’s defense minister has said that the country won’t purchase any more Lockheed Martin F-35 fighter jets from the US and will review the existing order for 90 planes. Elisabetta Trenta, the country’s new minister of defense from the […]

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First presidential decree to be issued Monday, new cabinet to convene Friday, Erdoğan says

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First presidential decree to be issued Monday, new cabinet to convene Friday, Erdoğan says

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan inspects the ceremonial guard upon his arrival to the Grand National Assembly of Turkey, in Ankara, July 07, 2018. (AA Photo) President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan inspects the ceremonial guard upon his arrival to the Grand National Assembly of Turkey, in Ankara, July 07, 2018. (AA Photo) The first presidential decree will […]

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Thailand cave boys send letters to their families: ‘I love you’ Coach of football team apologises to parents for taking boys into the cave, almost two weeks after being trapped.

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Thailand cave boys send letters to their families: ‘I love you’ Coach of football team apologises to parents for taking boys into the cave, almost two weeks after being trapped.

Relatives of the 12 boys received handwritten letters saying not to worry [Athit Perawongmetha/Reuters] The coach of the youth football team that has been trapped in a cave in Thailand for the past two weeks has sent his “apologies” to the parents of the boys in a scrawled note handed to divers, as officials appear to have ruled […]

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Wall Street titans fail to explain Trump to China By VICTORIA GUIDA and BEN WHITE

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Wall Street titans fail to explain Trump to China By VICTORIA GUIDA and BEN WHITE

For the Chinese, it’s an opportunity to maintain good relationships with business leaders who invest heavily in their economy. | Getty As China and the United States escalate a trade war, the Chinese government is turning to familiar Wall Street and Washington insiders for advice on understanding President Donald Trump — with underwhelming results. Corporate […]

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Russia, Syrian opposition reach deal to lay down heavy weapons in southern Syria

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Russia, Syrian opposition reach deal to lay down heavy weapons in southern Syria

Smoke rises above rebel-held areas of the city of Daraa, during reported airstrikes by Syrian regime forces on July 5, 2018. (AFP Photo) Syria’s armed opposition has agreed with Russia to surrender its heavy weapons in the southern part of the country, an opposition spokesman said Friday. Hussein Abu Shaimaa told Anadolu Agency that the […]

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FIFA boss invites Thai cave boys to World Cup final

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FIFA boss invites Thai cave boys to World Cup final

Moscow – FIFA president Gianni Infantino has invited the Thai boys’ football team trapped in a cave to the World Cup final, as messages of support poured in from top players. Infantino said he hoped the Wild Boars team, who were stranded by rising floodwaters two weeks ago, would be rescued in time to watch […]

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German coalition parties agree tougher policy on migration

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German coalition parties agree tougher policy on migration

Coalition partners Angela Merkel (r) of the CDU and Interior Minister Horst Seehofer (l) of the CSU have clashed on migration policy. Photo: Omer Messinger/AFP. The three parties in Chancellor Angela Merkel’s shaky coalition government on Thursday rallied around a tougher policy on migration and asylum aimed at placating conservative allies. At the end of […]

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