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How One Night In Tel Aviv Changed Middle East History Forever
Yitzhak Rabin, former Israel Prime Minister, was assassinated in 1995 by a right-wing extremist who opposed his efforts to make peace with the Palestinians.
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Norway Walrus Freya's Fame Could Lead To Her Death
A walrus that rose to fame this year for her adorable stubbornness to sunbathe on docked boats in Norway's Oslo could be "put down for her own good", authorities said according to BBC.
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Israeli Killings Hike Tensions Ahead of Yasser Arafat Anniversary
The fatal stabbing of two young Israelis further heightened tensions as Palestinians were set today to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the death of iconic leader Yasser Arafat.
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UN Climate Change Draft Sees Risks of Irreversible Damage
Climate change may have "serious, pervasive and irreversible" impacts on human society and nature, according to a draft UN report due for approval this week that says governments still have time to avert the worst.
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Delhi, Mumbai world's cheapest cities: Survey
Oslo is the most expensive city in the world, ahead of Zurich and Tokyo, but the well-paid residents of the Swiss financial hub enjoy the greatest purchasing power, according to a study released on Friday. The cheapest places to live were Delhi and Mumbai.
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Oslo suspect wrote of fear of Islam and plan for war
The Norwegian man charged Saturday with a pair of attacks in Oslo that killed at least 92 people left behind a detailed manifesto outlining his preparations and calling for a Christian war to defend Europe against the threat of Muslim domination, according to Norwegian and American officials familiar with the investigation.
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How One Night In Tel Aviv Changed Middle East History Forever
Yitzhak Rabin, former Israel Prime Minister, was assassinated in 1995 by a right-wing extremist who opposed his efforts to make peace with the Palestinians.
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Norway Walrus Freya's Fame Could Lead To Her Death
A walrus that rose to fame this year for her adorable stubbornness to sunbathe on docked boats in Norway's Oslo could be "put down for her own good", authorities said according to BBC.
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Israeli Killings Hike Tensions Ahead of Yasser Arafat Anniversary
The fatal stabbing of two young Israelis further heightened tensions as Palestinians were set today to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the death of iconic leader Yasser Arafat.
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UN Climate Change Draft Sees Risks of Irreversible Damage
Climate change may have "serious, pervasive and irreversible" impacts on human society and nature, according to a draft UN report due for approval this week that says governments still have time to avert the worst.
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Delhi, Mumbai world's cheapest cities: Survey
Oslo is the most expensive city in the world, ahead of Zurich and Tokyo, but the well-paid residents of the Swiss financial hub enjoy the greatest purchasing power, according to a study released on Friday. The cheapest places to live were Delhi and Mumbai.
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Oslo suspect wrote of fear of Islam and plan for war
The Norwegian man charged Saturday with a pair of attacks in Oslo that killed at least 92 people left behind a detailed manifesto outlining his preparations and calling for a Christian war to defend Europe against the threat of Muslim domination, according to Norwegian and American officials familiar with the investigation.
