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Hyderabad Student Missing In Finland For Over 2 Months Found Dead In Sea
The family said that Manideep Reddy, 18, spoke with his mother shortly before he went missing in Helsinki.
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Only People, No Cars: Finland Opens World's Longest Pedestrian Sea Bridge
The newly opened bridge doubles as a scenic promenade linking Helsinki's islands and waterfronts.
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Want To Live Longer? Scientists Say The 'Ideal' Number Of Children May Be 2 Or 3
Research tracking nearly 15,000 women suggests family size and pregnancy timing may influence ageing and lifespan.
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Helsinki-Vantaa Airport's Long Escalator Becomes A Viral Travel Moment
Finland's Helsinki-Vantaa Airport offers one such moment. It is a long, steep escalator that connects the terminal level to the airport's rail station.
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1 Child Killed, 2 Injured After 12-Year-Old Open Fires In Finland School
A 12-year-old opened fire Tuesday at a school north of the Finnish capital Helsinki, killing a fellow student and seriously injuring two others before being taken into custody, police said.
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Finland's Airport Uses Dogs To Sniff Out Coronavirus
Dogs trained to detect the novel coronavirus began sniffing passenger samples at Finland's Helsinki-Vantaa airport this week, authorities said, in a pilot project running alongside more usual testing at the airport.
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Citing Trump, Some Republican Women To Vote Democratic In Ohio Election
Becky von Zastrow often votes Republican in her affluent central Ohio suburb - but her dissatisfaction with US President Donald Trump has convinced her to back the Democrat in a special-election test for both parties next month.
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"Gave Up Nothing" At Meeting With Putin, Says Donald Trump
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday he "gave up nothing" at last week's private meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin but remained elusive about their conversation as fellow Republicans and other critics questioned any potential deals.
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Trump Rejects Putin's Proposal To Let Russia Interrogate US Citizens
President Donald Trump rejected Thursday a proposal by Vladimir Putin to allow Russian officials to interrogate a former US ambassador and other American citizens, amid outrage across Washington that he would even consider it.
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Outrage In America A "Fuss", Had "Strong" Conference With Putin: Trump
US President Donald Trump said today he had a "strong news conference" with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, rejecting the political outrage it triggered in America as "fuss" created by the "fake news".
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White House Weighs Putin Proposal On Questioning US Officials
The White House on Wednesday declined to rule out accepting a Russian proposal for the questioning in the United States of Americans sought by the Kremlin for "illegal activities," including a former U.S. ambassador to Moscow.
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No Other US President Has Been As "Tough" On Russia, Says Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump, facing criticism that he failed to hold Russian leader Vladimir Putin to account at their Helsinki summit, claimed on Wednesday that no president has been as "tough" on Russia as he has.
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How Trump Retreats: Grudging Apologies, Plus Wink, Nod To Original Insult
As a young man on the make in Manhattan, as a political candidate and as president, Donald Trump has relied for half a century on a basic rule of behavior: To win, one must never apologize.
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End Of Trump's Europe Trip Concludes All The Melodrama
U.S. President Donald Trump's week-long adventure on the world stage in Europe came to a raucous conclusion in Helsinki on Monday, with American allies fuming and confused and Russian President Vladimir Putin literally smiling at his good fortune.
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"Ball's In Your Court": Putin Tries To Lighten Mood At Meet With Trump
Russia's President Vladimir Putin tried to lighten the mood at a post-summit news conference with American leader Donald Trump on Monday by tossing him a World Cup football.
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Hyderabad Student Missing In Finland For Over 2 Months Found Dead In Sea
The family said that Manideep Reddy, 18, spoke with his mother shortly before he went missing in Helsinki.
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Only People, No Cars: Finland Opens World's Longest Pedestrian Sea Bridge
The newly opened bridge doubles as a scenic promenade linking Helsinki's islands and waterfronts.
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Want To Live Longer? Scientists Say The 'Ideal' Number Of Children May Be 2 Or 3
Research tracking nearly 15,000 women suggests family size and pregnancy timing may influence ageing and lifespan.
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Helsinki-Vantaa Airport's Long Escalator Becomes A Viral Travel Moment
Finland's Helsinki-Vantaa Airport offers one such moment. It is a long, steep escalator that connects the terminal level to the airport's rail station.
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1 Child Killed, 2 Injured After 12-Year-Old Open Fires In Finland School
A 12-year-old opened fire Tuesday at a school north of the Finnish capital Helsinki, killing a fellow student and seriously injuring two others before being taken into custody, police said.
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Finland's Airport Uses Dogs To Sniff Out Coronavirus
Dogs trained to detect the novel coronavirus began sniffing passenger samples at Finland's Helsinki-Vantaa airport this week, authorities said, in a pilot project running alongside more usual testing at the airport.
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Citing Trump, Some Republican Women To Vote Democratic In Ohio Election
Becky von Zastrow often votes Republican in her affluent central Ohio suburb - but her dissatisfaction with US President Donald Trump has convinced her to back the Democrat in a special-election test for both parties next month.
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"Gave Up Nothing" At Meeting With Putin, Says Donald Trump
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday he "gave up nothing" at last week's private meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin but remained elusive about their conversation as fellow Republicans and other critics questioned any potential deals.
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Trump Rejects Putin's Proposal To Let Russia Interrogate US Citizens
President Donald Trump rejected Thursday a proposal by Vladimir Putin to allow Russian officials to interrogate a former US ambassador and other American citizens, amid outrage across Washington that he would even consider it.
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Outrage In America A "Fuss", Had "Strong" Conference With Putin: Trump
US President Donald Trump said today he had a "strong news conference" with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, rejecting the political outrage it triggered in America as "fuss" created by the "fake news".
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White House Weighs Putin Proposal On Questioning US Officials
The White House on Wednesday declined to rule out accepting a Russian proposal for the questioning in the United States of Americans sought by the Kremlin for "illegal activities," including a former U.S. ambassador to Moscow.
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No Other US President Has Been As "Tough" On Russia, Says Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump, facing criticism that he failed to hold Russian leader Vladimir Putin to account at their Helsinki summit, claimed on Wednesday that no president has been as "tough" on Russia as he has.
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How Trump Retreats: Grudging Apologies, Plus Wink, Nod To Original Insult
As a young man on the make in Manhattan, as a political candidate and as president, Donald Trump has relied for half a century on a basic rule of behavior: To win, one must never apologize.
-
End Of Trump's Europe Trip Concludes All The Melodrama
U.S. President Donald Trump's week-long adventure on the world stage in Europe came to a raucous conclusion in Helsinki on Monday, with American allies fuming and confused and Russian President Vladimir Putin literally smiling at his good fortune.
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"Ball's In Your Court": Putin Tries To Lighten Mood At Meet With Trump
Russia's President Vladimir Putin tried to lighten the mood at a post-summit news conference with American leader Donald Trump on Monday by tossing him a World Cup football.
