Washington Times - World
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Critics pan draft text at U.N. climate talks as watered down as COP28 nears its finale in Dubai
Countries moved closer to reaching what critics called a watered-down final deal Monday, avoiding calls from more than 100 nations to phase out...
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Former Hamas official turns on terror group's current leadership
The former head of communications for Hamas called the Palestinian terror group's current leaders "crazy people."
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2 people have been killed in a shooting in the southern Swiss town of Sion
Two people were killed and one wounded as a gunman opened fire at two locations in a southern Swiss town on Monday and then fled, police said.
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5 people seriously injured when a construction site elevator plunged to the ground in Sweden
A construction site elevator plunged to the ground in Stockholm on Monday, seriously injuring five people, Swedish authorities said.
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Vladimir Putin visits a shipyard to oversee the commissioning of new Russian nuclear submarines
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday traveled to a shipyard to attend the commissioning of new nuclear submarines, a visit that showcased the...
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Allies of imprisoned Kremlin foe Navalny sound the alarm, say they haven't heard from him in 6 days
Allies of imprisoned Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny sounded the alarm on Monday, saying that neither they nor the politician's lawyers...
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Rohingya Muslims in Indonesia struggle to find shelter. President says government will help for now
His face showed exhaustion, restlessness, and confusion. It has been more than 36 hours since Muhammad Amin landed in Indonesia. He arrived in a...
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U.K. sends 2 minehunters to Ukraine as Britain, Norway seek to bolster Kyiv's navy in the Black Sea
Britain is transferring two minehunting ships to Ukraine as part of a package of long-term support to bolster security in the Black Sea, the...
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In latest crackdown on violence, Greece bans fans at all top-flight matches for two months
All top-flight soccer matches in Greece will be played without fans in the stadiums for the next two months, in the latest crackdown on supporter...
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Iraq scrambles to contain fighting between U.S troops, Iran-backed groups, fearing Gaza spillover
Dozens of attacks on U.S. military facilities by Iran-backed factions in Iraq over the past two months have forced the government in Baghdad to...
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A day of two prime ministers in Poland begins the delayed transition to centrist, pro-EU government
A power transition began Monday in the Polish parliament, where the outgoing national conservative leaders made their farewell statements as a...
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Israel fights militants in Gaza's main cities, with civilians still trapped in the crossfire
Israeli forces battled Palestinian militants in Gaza's two largest cities on Monday, with civilians still trapped in the fighting even after...