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The Philippines Ships 69 Containers of Rubbish Back to Canada. The riot led to muscular diplomatic tensions, but now the issue seems settled: after nearly six years, the Philippines still sent 69 containers with waste return-to-sender, so…
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Whistleblower organization WikiLeaks is concerned about the health status of its founder Julian Assange. He was transferred to the infirmary of London's Belmarsh prison, where he is detained awaiting possible deportation to Sweden or the…
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In Bangladesh, the death penalty is demanded against sixteen suspects of the murder of a 19-year-old woman. She was set on fire on the roof of her school after she had reported sexual assault. She managed to escape but died five days later.…
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Chancellor Angela Merkel will remain in office until 2021. "I am willing to continue until the end of my term of office. I promised people that," she said in an interview with Christiane Amanpour that was broadcast on Tuesday. The…
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The stock exchanges in New York started trading with profit on Tuesday. Investors returned after an extra long weekend and were particularly aware of the trading issues between the United States and China. President Donald Trump…
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The number of koalas in Australia is currently less than 80,000, so the Australian Koala Foundation (AKF) fears that the species will die out within a few decades. To prevent this, drastic measures are needed according to the AKF, for…
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The American stock exchanges are closed on Monday due to Memorial Day, the day on which fallen American soldiers are commemorated. Trading on Wall Street will resume on Tuesday. The indicators went into the long weekend with small…
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The American security adviser John Bolton is a "war maniac" who, according to the North Korean Foreign Ministry, must step down as quickly as possible. The North Koreans' reaction follows Bolton's statements that recent rocket…
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