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Europe sees modest growth but Germany remains economic problem child
Europe’s economy experienced modest growth in the April-June quarter even as the U.S. exceeded expectations, underscoring a persistent trans-Atlantic gap…
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StanChart announces $1.5 billion share buyback as first-half profit rises 5%
HONG KONG/LONDON :Standard Chartered (StanChart) on Tuesday reported its pretax profit rose 5 per cent in the first six months…
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FBI to conduct ‘victim interview’ with Trump about shooting
FBI officials said they have interviewed dozens of people who knew or interacted with Crooks, including family members, co-workers, former…
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Germany, Denmark send 8 Leopard 1A5 tanks with spare parts to Ukraine — Cabinet
Berlin after three weeks has updated the list of arms transferred to Kyiv, which includes, among other items, eight Leopard…
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Washington provides military aid package for Kyiv worth $200M — White House
The US has provided a new arms package to Ukraine, which includes interceptor missiles, HIMARS and artillery munitions, White House…
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Germany rejects possibility of normalization with Syria
Germany rejected the potential of normalizing relations with Syria, shortly after some EU countries called for revising the bloc’s strategy…
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Germany Says Will Not Be ‘Intimidated’ by Putin’s Nuclear Threats
Germany said on Monday it was not deterred by Russian President Vladimir Putin’s threats to relaunch production of intermediate-range nuclear…
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Whereabouts of 4 Russian Dissidents Unknown After Apparent Jail Transfers
The whereabouts of four Russian political prisoners — Lilia Chanysheva, Ksenia Fadeyeva, Oleg Orlov and Alexandra Skochilenko — are unknown…
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140 injured after train collision in Russia’s Volgograd
At least 140 people were injured after eight train cars derailed after crashing with a truck in Volgograd region in…
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Olympic Organizers Confirm Russian Journalists Stripped of Accreditation
Olympic organizers on Monday confirmed that they canceled the accreditation of some reporters after Russia’s state-run TASS news agency said…
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