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Leave a commentCommunist-era Spy Rooms Found Near Giant Cave in Slovenia
Four surveillance rooms believed to date back to communist-era Yugoslavia and filled with dust-covered listeningmore
Leave a commentRussia Vetoes Resolution Condemning Gas Attack in Syria
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Lebanese President Michel Aoun suspended a parliamentary session for a month on Wednesday, temporarily blockingmore
Leave a commentAP Exclusive: UN Child Sex Ring Left Victims, But No Arrests
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Leave a commentUK Parliament Says Brexit Voter Site May Have Been Attacked
A British parliamentary report has raised the possibility that the voter registration site used inmore
Leave a commentIn Surprise Move, Iran’s Ahmadinejad to Run for President
Iran’s former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Wednesday stunned the country by unexpectedly filing to runmore
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Wednesday that his government has had a lot ofmore
Leave a commentWith Media Muzzled, Turkish ‘No’ Voters Seek Alternative Channels
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Leave a commentUN Security Council to Vote to Close Haiti Peacekeeping Mission
The United Nations Security Council is due to vote on Thursday to close a13-year-long peacekeepingmore
Leave a commentHungary Urged to Discuss Potential Changes With Soros-founded University
The Hungarian government should engage in “serious, urgent and good-faith talks” with Central European Universitymore
Leave a commentBrazil Supreme Court Justice Orders Probe Into 8 Cabinet Ministers
A Brazilian Supreme Court justice on Tuesday opened investigations into eight ministers in President Michelmore
Leave a commentItaly Approves Measures to Accelerate Asylum Procedures
Italy’s parliament approved on Tuesday measures to accelerate asylum procedures, cutting the number of possiblemore
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