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Iran May Commit To Not Pursuing Nuclear Weapon Under Potential Deal With US
US President Donald Trump said a deal with Iran on the war in the Middle East, including opening the Strait of Hormuz, has been "largely negotiated".
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Hidden Post-Covid Crisis: India Witnesses 40% Surge In Hip Replacements Among Young Adults
The Delhi Orthopaedic Association organised the 2nd DELHI HIP 360 Conference in association with the Indian Arthroplasty Association.
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Ecuador Fans Pin Hopes On A World Cup Run Amid Surge In Violence
Supporters of La Tri believe they're good enough to surpass their previous best World Cup result, the round of 16 in 2006.
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Under-construction Building In Philippines Collapses, 21 Missing
Rescuers were "hearing voices" in the rubble, while 24 workers managed to dash to safety or were rescued.
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18 Suspected Ebola Patients Missing After Treatment Tent Set On Fire In Congo
Another treatment center was burned down after family members were banned from retrieving the body of a local man suspected to have died of Ebola.
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California Chemical Tank At Risk Of Exploding, 40,000 Residents To Evacuate
The weather will be an important factor in determining where a plume of chemicals would go in the event of an explosion.
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Waiting For Peace Deal, Britain Preps For A Mission To Clear Hormuz
Britain's Armed Forces Minister Al Carns took a small group of reporters to visit the RFA Lyme Bay as it prepares for a possible international operation, led by the UK and France, to secure the strait.
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Man, 21, Who Opened Fire Near White House Shot Dead, Bystander Injured
Shots Fired Near White House, FBI, Secret Service "On The Scene": Kash Patel
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Barcelona Rout OL Lyonnes 4-0 To Clinch 4th UEFA Women's Champions League Title
Barcelona rose again to the peak of European soccer by routing its most storied rival OL Lyonnes 4-0 in an overwhelming second-half display in the Women's Champions League final on Saturday.
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Hull City Back In Premier League After Dramatic Late Goal In Championship Playoff Final
Oli McBurnie scored late in stoppage time to send Hull City into the Premier League after beating Middlesbrough 1-0 in a playoff at a scorching Wembley on Saturday.
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'Dragged, Pulled By Hair': Flotilla Activists Recount Torture By Israel
Israel denies mistreatment. The allegations were "false and entirely without factual basis," said Zivan Freidin, a spokesperson for the Israeli Prison Service.
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An Ebola Treatment Tent Set Ablaze Again In Eastern Congo With 18 Suspected Cases Escaping
On Thursday, another treatment center in the town of Rwampara was burned down after family members were prohibited from retrieving the body of a local man.
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How South African Scientists Identified Hantavirus On A Cruise Ship Thousands Of Miles Away
The British man who was the first confirmed case of hantavirus infection from the cruise ship is improving in hospital, South Africa's health ministry has said. Meanwhile, the ship has arrived at the Dutch port of Rotterdam, where it was disinfected, and the remaining crew members disembarked.
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'Beaten, Tased': Gaza Flotilla Activists Allege Abuse By Israeli Forces In Detention
Israel denies mistreatment. The allegations were "false and entirely without factual basis," said Zivan Freidin, a spokesperson for the Israeli Prison Service.
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UN Nuclear Treaty Talks End Without Deal Amid US-Iran Dispute
Vietnam's UN Ambassador Do Hung Viet, who chaired the conference, announced that there was no consensus among the 191 parties to the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty on even a watered-down final document.
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Iran May Commit To Not Pursuing Nuclear Weapon Under Potential Deal With US
US President Donald Trump said a deal with Iran on the war in the Middle East, including opening the Strait of Hormuz, has been "largely negotiated".
-
Hidden Post-Covid Crisis: India Witnesses 40% Surge In Hip Replacements Among Young Adults
The Delhi Orthopaedic Association organised the 2nd DELHI HIP 360 Conference in association with the Indian Arthroplasty Association.
-
Ecuador Fans Pin Hopes On A World Cup Run Amid Surge In Violence
Supporters of La Tri believe they're good enough to surpass their previous best World Cup result, the round of 16 in 2006.
-
Under-construction Building In Philippines Collapses, 21 Missing
Rescuers were "hearing voices" in the rubble, while 24 workers managed to dash to safety or were rescued.
-
18 Suspected Ebola Patients Missing After Treatment Tent Set On Fire In Congo
Another treatment center was burned down after family members were banned from retrieving the body of a local man suspected to have died of Ebola.
-
California Chemical Tank At Risk Of Exploding, 40,000 Residents To Evacuate
The weather will be an important factor in determining where a plume of chemicals would go in the event of an explosion.
-
Waiting For Peace Deal, Britain Preps For A Mission To Clear Hormuz
Britain's Armed Forces Minister Al Carns took a small group of reporters to visit the RFA Lyme Bay as it prepares for a possible international operation, led by the UK and France, to secure the strait.
-
Man, 21, Who Opened Fire Near White House Shot Dead, Bystander Injured
Shots Fired Near White House, FBI, Secret Service "On The Scene": Kash Patel
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Barcelona Rout OL Lyonnes 4-0 To Clinch 4th UEFA Women's Champions League Title
Barcelona rose again to the peak of European soccer by routing its most storied rival OL Lyonnes 4-0 in an overwhelming second-half display in the Women's Champions League final on Saturday.
-
Hull City Back In Premier League After Dramatic Late Goal In Championship Playoff Final
Oli McBurnie scored late in stoppage time to send Hull City into the Premier League after beating Middlesbrough 1-0 in a playoff at a scorching Wembley on Saturday.
-
'Dragged, Pulled By Hair': Flotilla Activists Recount Torture By Israel
Israel denies mistreatment. The allegations were "false and entirely without factual basis," said Zivan Freidin, a spokesperson for the Israeli Prison Service.
-
An Ebola Treatment Tent Set Ablaze Again In Eastern Congo With 18 Suspected Cases Escaping
On Thursday, another treatment center in the town of Rwampara was burned down after family members were prohibited from retrieving the body of a local man.
-
How South African Scientists Identified Hantavirus On A Cruise Ship Thousands Of Miles Away
The British man who was the first confirmed case of hantavirus infection from the cruise ship is improving in hospital, South Africa's health ministry has said. Meanwhile, the ship has arrived at the Dutch port of Rotterdam, where it was disinfected, and the remaining crew members disembarked.
-
'Beaten, Tased': Gaza Flotilla Activists Allege Abuse By Israeli Forces In Detention
Israel denies mistreatment. The allegations were "false and entirely without factual basis," said Zivan Freidin, a spokesperson for the Israeli Prison Service.
-
UN Nuclear Treaty Talks End Without Deal Amid US-Iran Dispute
Vietnam's UN Ambassador Do Hung Viet, who chaired the conference, announced that there was no consensus among the 191 parties to the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty on even a watered-down final document.
