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Canada's Worst Mass Killing Incidents
Ten people died including the shooter after a woman opened fire at a high school in western Canada on Tuesday before turning the gun on herself, police said.
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'Would Like To Joke About It': Kremlin Rejects Epstein Russian Spy Claims
The Kremlin said on Thursday it did not want to waste time answering questions about unproven suggestions in Western media and by Poland's premier that late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein may have been some sort of Russian intelligence asset.
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Pakistan Faces Crunch As Demand For China-Developed JF-17 Jets Surges
Pakistan says it has fielded requests for its JF-17 fighter from five countries in recent months - a surge of interest that could overwhelm its capacity to jointly produce the jet with China.
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Why A Canadian Separatist Group Wants Trump's Help To Split From The Country
A separatist group in Canada called the Alberta Prosperity Project (APP) has received approval to collect signatures in support of a referendum seeking to make the western province an independent country.
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Why The Wests Pivot To Beijing Is No Fix For Trumps Trade War
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer's visit to China is the latest win Beijing can tout in its rivalry with Washington, but the deals he brings back to London also show the limits of the balancing act that middle powers may try to play.
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'Trade Above Ukraine': Team Trump Blasts Europe Over India-EU Deal
Bessent accused European countries of indirectly financing the conflict they publicly condemn. After Russia invaded Ukraine and the imposition of Western sanctions, India significantly increased its purchases of discounted Russian crude oil.
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Snow, Ice Hit Western, Central US As Massive Storm Sweeps Nation
A massive winter storm dumped snow and freezing rain on New Mexico and Texas Saturday as it spread across the United States towards the northeast, threatening tens of millions of Americans with blackouts, transportation chaos and bone-chilling cold.
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"Confused Clown": Iran Minister Slams Zelensky Over Protest Crackdown Remarks
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi launched a scathing attack on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky after he accused the Islamic Republic of killing people to stay in power.
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Trump's Board Of Peace Is Dividing Countries In Europe, Middle East
Divisions emerged over US President Donald Trump's Board of Peace as its ambitions have grown beyond Gaza, with some Western European countries declining to join, others remaining noncommittal and a group of Muslim countries agreeing to sign on.
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Man Who Assassinated Former Japanese PM Shinzo Abe Gets Life Sentence
Tetsuya Yamagami, 45, earlier pleaded guilty to killing Abe in July 2022 during his election campaign speech in the western city of Nara.
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Canada's Worst Mass Killing Incidents
Ten people died including the shooter after a woman opened fire at a high school in western Canada on Tuesday before turning the gun on herself, police said.
-
'Would Like To Joke About It': Kremlin Rejects Epstein Russian Spy Claims
The Kremlin said on Thursday it did not want to waste time answering questions about unproven suggestions in Western media and by Poland's premier that late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein may have been some sort of Russian intelligence asset.
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Pakistan Faces Crunch As Demand For China-Developed JF-17 Jets Surges
Pakistan says it has fielded requests for its JF-17 fighter from five countries in recent months - a surge of interest that could overwhelm its capacity to jointly produce the jet with China.
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Why A Canadian Separatist Group Wants Trump's Help To Split From The Country
A separatist group in Canada called the Alberta Prosperity Project (APP) has received approval to collect signatures in support of a referendum seeking to make the western province an independent country.
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Why The Wests Pivot To Beijing Is No Fix For Trumps Trade War
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer's visit to China is the latest win Beijing can tout in its rivalry with Washington, but the deals he brings back to London also show the limits of the balancing act that middle powers may try to play.
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'Trade Above Ukraine': Team Trump Blasts Europe Over India-EU Deal
Bessent accused European countries of indirectly financing the conflict they publicly condemn. After Russia invaded Ukraine and the imposition of Western sanctions, India significantly increased its purchases of discounted Russian crude oil.
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Snow, Ice Hit Western, Central US As Massive Storm Sweeps Nation
A massive winter storm dumped snow and freezing rain on New Mexico and Texas Saturday as it spread across the United States towards the northeast, threatening tens of millions of Americans with blackouts, transportation chaos and bone-chilling cold.
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"Confused Clown": Iran Minister Slams Zelensky Over Protest Crackdown Remarks
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi launched a scathing attack on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky after he accused the Islamic Republic of killing people to stay in power.
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Trump's Board Of Peace Is Dividing Countries In Europe, Middle East
Divisions emerged over US President Donald Trump's Board of Peace as its ambitions have grown beyond Gaza, with some Western European countries declining to join, others remaining noncommittal and a group of Muslim countries agreeing to sign on.
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Man Who Assassinated Former Japanese PM Shinzo Abe Gets Life Sentence
Tetsuya Yamagami, 45, earlier pleaded guilty to killing Abe in July 2022 during his election campaign speech in the western city of Nara.
