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A man was driving with his four dogs on a remote US Forest Service road on June 2 when he crashed into a ravine
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Rivals embroiled in Cold War-style campaigns such as balloon launches and propaganda broadcasts
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The Boeing 777 jet, carrying 211 passengers and 18 crew from London to Singapore, ran into sudden turbulence over the Irrawaddy basin on May 20, hurling people and items around the cabin.
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The report by the UK-based NGO Christian Aid said four extreme weather events in the past six months killed over 2,500 people.
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Comes after Kim Jong Un's influential sister, Kim Yo Jong warned Seoul to halt propaganda broadcasts across their tense border
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The victim, identified as Yuvraj Goyal, was found dead by police responding to a shooting in Surrey on Friday morning, according to a statement from the homicide unit of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
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Statement by Kim Yo-jong came after the South resumed propaganda loudspeaker broadcasts toward the North for the first time in six years
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Will meet with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi in Cairo before travelling to Israel, Jordan and Qatar
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Positions herself as one of the most powerful figures in the European Union
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27-member bloc palpably shifts to right; Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni more than doubles her seats
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In response, Netanyahu released a statement on Sunday saying, "Israel is in an existential war on several fronts. Benny, this is not the time to abandon the campaign."
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Move is certain to anger North Korea, potentially prompt it to take retaliatory military steps
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Chinese People's Liberation Army aircraft, seven People’s Liberation Army Navy vessels detected in vicinity of self-ruled island
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Crews delivered about 492 metric tonnes of humanitarian aid to Gaza via the pier on Saturday
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It wasn’t immediately known why he was hospitalised
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Data from the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare revealed a stark decline in births last year, with only 727,277 recorded in a nation with a population of 123.9 million.
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The inclusion of Israel this month will likely just put more of a global spotlight on the country's conduct of the war in Gaza
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Incident unfolded against the backdrop of Denmark's upcoming participation in the European Union elections
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The first strike was delivered by a guided French aerial bomb, and the second by a American HIMARS projectile
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Strikes hit the Nuseirat and Maghazi refugee camps and Deir al-Balah and Zawaiyda towns
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Move comes as rebels face increasing financial pressure and airstrikes from a US-led coalition
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Family members plead with Jishan and others to come out of the river when a strong wave swept them away, according to reports
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The students, aged 18-20, were studying at the nearby Novgorod State University in Veliky Novgorod city
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One pilgrim fell down the elevator shaft in the cellar and died from injuries and while another was crushed to death after he was struck between the doors of the elevator, said sources.