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Cough Syrup Linked To Child Deaths In India Not Shipped To US: Drug Regulator
The US Food and Drug Administration confirmed on Friday that toxic cough syrups linked to children's deaths in India had not been shipped to the United States.
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Putin Says "No Big Deal" If US Declines To Extend Nuclear Warhead Limits
President Vladimir Putin said on Friday that Russia was developing new strategic weapons and it would not be critical for Moscow if the United States declined to extend the warhead limits set out in a nuclear arms treaty that expires next year.
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Russia Supports Trump's Candidature For Nobel Peace Prize Hours Before Announcement
The Nobel Peace Prize winner will be announced on Friday, but experienced watchers of the award say it is highly unlikely to be Donald Trump.
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2 Dead As 7.4 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Philippines, Tsunami Warnings Lifted
The earthquake, in waters off the town of Manay in the province of Davao Oriental, triggered a tsunami alert for coasts within 300 km of the epicentre.
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Hamas Responds To Donald Trump's Gaza Peace Plan: Read The Full Text
Hamas on Friday responded to the 20-point Gaza peace plan after US President Donald Trump gave them until Sunday to accept or face grave consequences.
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Pakistan Approaches US To Construct Port On Arabian Sea: Report
Advisers to Pakistani army chief Field Marshal Asim Munir have approached US officials with an offer to build and run a port on the Arabian Sea, the Financial Times reported on Friday, citing a plan seen by the newspaper.
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Hamas Agrees To Free All Israeli Hostages Under Trump's Gaza Plan
President Donald Trump told Israel on Friday to immediately stop bombing Gaza after Hamas agreed to release hostages and some other terms in a US plan to end the war, but vexing issues like disarmament appeared unresolved.
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UK Synagogue Attack Victim May Have Been Accidentally Killed By Police
British police said on Friday they may have accidentally shot two victims, including one who died, in their attempts to bring under control an attack on a Manchester synagogue during Yom Kippur.
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Sarah Mullally Becomes First Female Archbishop To Lead Church Of England
Britain appointed Sarah Mullally as the new Archbishop of Canterbury on Friday, the first time a woman has been named leader of the Church of England in the 1,400-year history of the role.
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Germany's Munich Airport Resumes Operations After Drone Sightings Halt Flights
Germany's Munich airport reopened on Friday after shutting overnight due to drone sightings that forced the cancellation or diversion of dozens of flights on the eve of a national holiday
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US Supreme Court Lets Trump Withhold $4 Billion In Foreign Aid
he U.S. Supreme Court sided again on Friday with Donald Trump, allowing his administration to withhold about $4 billion in foreign aid authorized by Congress for the current fiscal year as the Republican president pursues his "America First" agenda.
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"We Have A Deal On Gaza, Hostages Could Soon Be Freed": Donald Trump
President Donald Trump said on Friday that he is close to a deal to end the war in Gaza and bring hostages home.
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Portugal's Azores Islands on Red Alert As Cyclone Gabrielle Causes Damage, Schools Remain Closed
Cyclone Gabrielle hit Portugal's mid-Atlantic Azores Islands on Friday with less intense winds and rains than expected, but still toppled trees and collapsed roofs, authorities said.
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"Provoking Trouble": Chinese Covid Whistleblower Gets 4 More Years Of Prison
A Chinese journalist jailed for four years after documenting the early phases of the COVID-19 outbreak from the pandemic's epicentre was sentenced on Friday to four more years in prison, Reporters Without Borders said.
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Al Qaeda May Leverage Global Wars Involving US Support: Counter-Terrorism Unit
The US National Counterterrorism Center said on Friday that recent calls by al Qaeda for attacks against the United States showed the group's enduring threat to the country.
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Cough Syrup Linked To Child Deaths In India Not Shipped To US: Drug Regulator
The US Food and Drug Administration confirmed on Friday that toxic cough syrups linked to children's deaths in India had not been shipped to the United States.
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Putin Says "No Big Deal" If US Declines To Extend Nuclear Warhead Limits
President Vladimir Putin said on Friday that Russia was developing new strategic weapons and it would not be critical for Moscow if the United States declined to extend the warhead limits set out in a nuclear arms treaty that expires next year.
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Russia Supports Trump's Candidature For Nobel Peace Prize Hours Before Announcement
The Nobel Peace Prize winner will be announced on Friday, but experienced watchers of the award say it is highly unlikely to be Donald Trump.
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2 Dead As 7.4 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Philippines, Tsunami Warnings Lifted
The earthquake, in waters off the town of Manay in the province of Davao Oriental, triggered a tsunami alert for coasts within 300 km of the epicentre.
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Hamas Responds To Donald Trump's Gaza Peace Plan: Read The Full Text
Hamas on Friday responded to the 20-point Gaza peace plan after US President Donald Trump gave them until Sunday to accept or face grave consequences.
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Pakistan Approaches US To Construct Port On Arabian Sea: Report
Advisers to Pakistani army chief Field Marshal Asim Munir have approached US officials with an offer to build and run a port on the Arabian Sea, the Financial Times reported on Friday, citing a plan seen by the newspaper.
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Hamas Agrees To Free All Israeli Hostages Under Trump's Gaza Plan
President Donald Trump told Israel on Friday to immediately stop bombing Gaza after Hamas agreed to release hostages and some other terms in a US plan to end the war, but vexing issues like disarmament appeared unresolved.
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UK Synagogue Attack Victim May Have Been Accidentally Killed By Police
British police said on Friday they may have accidentally shot two victims, including one who died, in their attempts to bring under control an attack on a Manchester synagogue during Yom Kippur.
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Sarah Mullally Becomes First Female Archbishop To Lead Church Of England
Britain appointed Sarah Mullally as the new Archbishop of Canterbury on Friday, the first time a woman has been named leader of the Church of England in the 1,400-year history of the role.
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Germany's Munich Airport Resumes Operations After Drone Sightings Halt Flights
Germany's Munich airport reopened on Friday after shutting overnight due to drone sightings that forced the cancellation or diversion of dozens of flights on the eve of a national holiday
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US Supreme Court Lets Trump Withhold $4 Billion In Foreign Aid
he U.S. Supreme Court sided again on Friday with Donald Trump, allowing his administration to withhold about $4 billion in foreign aid authorized by Congress for the current fiscal year as the Republican president pursues his "America First" agenda.
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"We Have A Deal On Gaza, Hostages Could Soon Be Freed": Donald Trump
President Donald Trump said on Friday that he is close to a deal to end the war in Gaza and bring hostages home.
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Portugal's Azores Islands on Red Alert As Cyclone Gabrielle Causes Damage, Schools Remain Closed
Cyclone Gabrielle hit Portugal's mid-Atlantic Azores Islands on Friday with less intense winds and rains than expected, but still toppled trees and collapsed roofs, authorities said.
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"Provoking Trouble": Chinese Covid Whistleblower Gets 4 More Years Of Prison
A Chinese journalist jailed for four years after documenting the early phases of the COVID-19 outbreak from the pandemic's epicentre was sentenced on Friday to four more years in prison, Reporters Without Borders said.
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Al Qaeda May Leverage Global Wars Involving US Support: Counter-Terrorism Unit
The US National Counterterrorism Center said on Friday that recent calls by al Qaeda for attacks against the United States showed the group's enduring threat to the country.
