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Mexican government may pay tens of thousands of dollars in damages to army-slayings victims
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KIEV, Ukraine – Ukraine’s finance minister says the country is expecting to receive $5 billion in credit from the International…
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BAUCHI, Nigeria – Witnesses say 34 persons have been killed by a teenage girl suicide bomber at a crowded market…
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Read MoreUN Security Council OKs resolution condemning use of chlorine as weapon in Syria
UNITED NATIONS – The U.N. Security Council has approved a United States-drafted resolution that condemns the use of toxic chemicals…
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ANKARA, Turkey – Turkey’s state-run news agency says a Tajik businessman and opposition figure has been shot dead in Istanbul.…
Read MoreCyprus police probe new group claiming responsibility for pair of bombings against referees
NICOSIA, Cyprus – A new group has emerged in Cyprus to claim responsibility for two of five bomb attacks targeting…
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