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477 Drones, 60 Missiles: Russia Launches "Biggest" Aerial Attack On Ukraine
Russia launched its biggest aerial attack against Ukraine overnight, wounding at least six people, including a child, according to Ukrainian officials.
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Europe Boils In Summer As Heatwave Warms The Continent
With residents of the southern French port city of Marseille expected to have to cope with temperatures flirting with 40C, authorities in city ordered public swimming pools to be made free of charge to help residents beat the Mediterranean heat.
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Air India To Resume Flights To Middle East, Europe From Today
Air India, which halted its flights to several regions as Iran fired missiles at the United States' Al Udeid air base in Qatar on Monday, is resuming services to the Middle East and Europe starting Tuesday.
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Bride Killed, Groom Injured After Gunmen Open Fire At Wedding In Southeast France
A 27-year-old bride was killed when gunmen attacked a wedding party in a village in southeastern France, with one of the assailants also dying during the assault, prosecutors said on Sunday.
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Europe, Iran Try Diplomacy As US Weighs In On Military Response
Iran's foreign minister will meet in Geneva on Friday with counterparts from Germany, France and the United Kingdom, Iranian state media and European diplomats said, as Israeli strikes target country'snuclearand military sites andIran fires back.
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Protesters Against Overtourism Take To Streets Of Southern Europe
Thousands of people took to the streets of cities in southern Europe on Sunday to demonstrate against overtourism, firing water pistols at shop windows and setting off smoke in Barcelona, where the main protest took place.
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"Europe Stands With You": EU Chief Condemns 'Vile Terror Attack' In Pahalgam
26 people were killed and several others were injured as terrorists opened fire on tourists in Pahalgam on Tuesday.
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Researchers Find Evidence of Fire Building Techniques in Europe During the Last Ice Age
In the time of the ice age, dating back around 10,000 years, fire was lit by creating various sophisticated hearths of different sizes for purposes such as cooking, heating, or making tools. Scientists found that wood was used as the main fuel, supported by bones and fat later to sustain the fire.
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Cars Set On Fire At French Prison Following Wave Of Attacks On Jails
Cars were set on fire at a prison in Tarascon in southern France early on Wednesday, justice minister Gerald Darmanin said, as the government tackles a wave of attacks on jails.
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"Not Suspicious": Cops On Fire That Shut London's Heathrow Airport
Police in London said Tuesday that they were no longer treating a fire at an electricity substation that closed Heathrow Airport as a criminal matter.
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59 Dead, 155 Injured After Massive Fire At North Macedonia Nightclub
A fire tore through a nightclub in North Macedonia early Sunday, killing 59 people, apparently after on-stage fireworks set the venue ablaze, authorities said, announcing arrest warrants for four people.
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Rain Halts Spread Of Japan's Worst Wildfire In More Than 50 Years
Rain appears to have halted the spread of Japan's worst wildfire in more than half a century, officials said Thursday, as residents expressed relief the smoke was gone.
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Donald Trump Calls Ukraine Firing US Missiles Into Russia "Crazy"
Trump said that he "vehemently" disagrees with Ukraine's use of American missiles in Russia's territory, suggesting that the United States' policy towards the war between Russia and Ukraine could change dramatically.
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Notre-Dame Cathedral Holds First Mass After Five-Year Long Restoration
Christians are celebrating the return of the French capital's most famous place of worship, Notre Dame after a historic re-opening ceremony.
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Notre Dame Reopens Five Years After Fire
The archbishop of Paris re-opened Notre Dame cathedral on Saturday by symbolically knocking on the doors and entering the 12th-century landmark which has been restored after a devastating fire in 2019.
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477 Drones, 60 Missiles: Russia Launches "Biggest" Aerial Attack On Ukraine
Russia launched its biggest aerial attack against Ukraine overnight, wounding at least six people, including a child, according to Ukrainian officials.
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Europe Boils In Summer As Heatwave Warms The Continent
With residents of the southern French port city of Marseille expected to have to cope with temperatures flirting with 40C, authorities in city ordered public swimming pools to be made free of charge to help residents beat the Mediterranean heat.
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Air India To Resume Flights To Middle East, Europe From Today
Air India, which halted its flights to several regions as Iran fired missiles at the United States' Al Udeid air base in Qatar on Monday, is resuming services to the Middle East and Europe starting Tuesday.
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Bride Killed, Groom Injured After Gunmen Open Fire At Wedding In Southeast France
A 27-year-old bride was killed when gunmen attacked a wedding party in a village in southeastern France, with one of the assailants also dying during the assault, prosecutors said on Sunday.
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Europe, Iran Try Diplomacy As US Weighs In On Military Response
Iran's foreign minister will meet in Geneva on Friday with counterparts from Germany, France and the United Kingdom, Iranian state media and European diplomats said, as Israeli strikes target country'snuclearand military sites andIran fires back.
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Protesters Against Overtourism Take To Streets Of Southern Europe
Thousands of people took to the streets of cities in southern Europe on Sunday to demonstrate against overtourism, firing water pistols at shop windows and setting off smoke in Barcelona, where the main protest took place.
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"Europe Stands With You": EU Chief Condemns 'Vile Terror Attack' In Pahalgam
26 people were killed and several others were injured as terrorists opened fire on tourists in Pahalgam on Tuesday.
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Researchers Find Evidence of Fire Building Techniques in Europe During the Last Ice Age
In the time of the ice age, dating back around 10,000 years, fire was lit by creating various sophisticated hearths of different sizes for purposes such as cooking, heating, or making tools. Scientists found that wood was used as the main fuel, supported by bones and fat later to sustain the fire.
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Cars Set On Fire At French Prison Following Wave Of Attacks On Jails
Cars were set on fire at a prison in Tarascon in southern France early on Wednesday, justice minister Gerald Darmanin said, as the government tackles a wave of attacks on jails.
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"Not Suspicious": Cops On Fire That Shut London's Heathrow Airport
Police in London said Tuesday that they were no longer treating a fire at an electricity substation that closed Heathrow Airport as a criminal matter.
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59 Dead, 155 Injured After Massive Fire At North Macedonia Nightclub
A fire tore through a nightclub in North Macedonia early Sunday, killing 59 people, apparently after on-stage fireworks set the venue ablaze, authorities said, announcing arrest warrants for four people.
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Rain Halts Spread Of Japan's Worst Wildfire In More Than 50 Years
Rain appears to have halted the spread of Japan's worst wildfire in more than half a century, officials said Thursday, as residents expressed relief the smoke was gone.
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Donald Trump Calls Ukraine Firing US Missiles Into Russia "Crazy"
Trump said that he "vehemently" disagrees with Ukraine's use of American missiles in Russia's territory, suggesting that the United States' policy towards the war between Russia and Ukraine could change dramatically.
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Notre-Dame Cathedral Holds First Mass After Five-Year Long Restoration
Christians are celebrating the return of the French capital's most famous place of worship, Notre Dame after a historic re-opening ceremony.
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Notre Dame Reopens Five Years After Fire
The archbishop of Paris re-opened Notre Dame cathedral on Saturday by symbolically knocking on the doors and entering the 12th-century landmark which has been restored after a devastating fire in 2019.
