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Toyota Motor President Koji Sato (L) and newly appointed Daihatsu Motor President Masahiro Inoue (R) answer questions at press briefing in Tokyo on Monday after the auto-giant…
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Houthi spokesman Yahya Saree said rebels fired two missiles at an Iran-bound Greek bulk grain carrier in the Red Sea, "in vindication of the oppressed Palestinian people, in support…
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Former Thai prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra is to be paroled from prison, the country's justice minister announced Tuesday. Photo by Rungroj Yongrit/EPA-EFE Former…
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The Netherlands' supply of American-made parts for Israel's F-35 fighter aircraft is illegal under the humanitarian laws of war, a Dutch appellate court ruled Monday. File Photo by…
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Palestinian Wadha Nawaagah pours water for her goats in the village of Susya in the south Hebron hills, West Bank, June 17, 2012. Britain on Monday sanctioned four "extremist"…
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A SWAT team officer prepares to storm a shipping company in Athens on Monday where an armed former employee was holding employees hostage. The siege ended after the gunman shot dead…
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Sharks were among 44% of migratory species that signatories to a United Nations treaty are pledged to protect that are in decline or in danger of extinction, according to a U.N…
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1 of 4 | Israel said special forces rescued two hostages -- Fernando Simon Marman, 60 and Louis Har, 70, -- in a raid. Screen capture/Israel Prime Minister/X…
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North Korea announced that it had successfully tested a new guided multiple rocket launcher system for 240 millimeter-caliber artillery shells, state-run media reported on Monday.…
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Brent Sikkema, the owner of an art gallery in New York City, was found dead in his apartment in Brazil in January. He is seen in a photo provided with a news release from his…
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