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Italian police fire tear gas at protesters near Olympics venue
Italian police have fired tear gas and water cannon at protesters who threw firecrackers, smoke bombs and bottles at them near a Winter Olympics venue.
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Thousands forced to evacuate as Storm Marta batters Spain and Portugal
A 'storm train' of consecutive winds and rains battering Spain and Portugal has already forced 11,000 people to flee their homes.
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Japan's drum-playing, Trump-hugging, China-provoking PM Sanae Takaichi raises the stakes
Japanese politics is politer and more understated than most.
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Cristiano Ronaldo misses second straight Al Nassr game amid his ongoing strike
Cristiano Ronaldo has missed a second straight game with Saudi Pro League side Al Nassr as he continues his strike.
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Trump and Netanyahu to meet for Iran discussions
The US president and Israel's prime minister will meet on Wednesday in Washington to discuss negotiations with Iran, according to Benjamin Netanyahu's office.
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Sudan drone attack kills 24 people, including eight children
A drone attack in Sudan has killed 24 people, including eight children, according to a doctors' group.
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Maybe you didn't hear the boos at home, but the Winter Olympics opening ceremony became an outlet for rage
For a largely sedate and elegant spectacle, the Winter Olympics opening ceremony still became an outlet for rage in Milan.
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Can Japan's first female PM, ultra conservative Sanae Takaichi, tighten her grip on power?
Japan is holding a snap election on Sunday, in the first electoral test for the country's first female prime minister, Sanae Takaichi, since she became leader.
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Singer Neil Young cancels tour of UK and other Europe dates
Neil Young has cancelled his upcoming UK tour and other dates in Europe with rock band The Chrome Hearts.
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Mystery as Russian general shot at close range - with equally curious response from the Kremlin
From the Skripal poisonings to the invasion of Ukraine to subverting American elections, it is hard to think of a Russian outrage Lieutenant General Vladimir Alekseyev has not been involved in.


