VietPress USA (June 19th, 2016):
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"There is no need for anyone else to engage in politics. Our duty is to support the leader in this country." No one should do politics in Turkey except Erdoğan, says chief adviser.(hurriyetdailynews.com)
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Turkish police use tear gas, rubber bullets and water cannons to disperse protesters against radical Islamists' assault on Radiohead fans. Over 500 people had gathered in Cihangir Square with beers in hands. (news.xinhuanet.com)
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ACT party saysRefugees should have to 'accept Kiwi values': The government is being told it should make refugees sign up to New Zealand values before they allowed are into the country.(radionz.co.nz)
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Firemen in Sicily are battling dozens of forest blazes which they believe were lit by the island's mafia or their collaborators.Authorities have pointed the blame at mafia mobsters allied with unscrupulous developers who hope to build villas and holiday homes on the torched land (independent.ie)
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Two corporate whistleblowers may enter into plea bargain deal that would tie 30% of Brazilian lawmakers to corruption cases. (telesurtv.net)
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Saudi Arabia and Kuwait angry about Hillary Clinton’s claims that they 'fund terrorism': The two embassies in Canberra, Australia denounced the presidential candidate's remarks and said they also suffer from terrorism (independent.co.uk)
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Vladimir Putin mocks the 'thousands of England fans beaten up by 200 Russians' in Euro 2016 violence (independent.co.uk)
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Canada willingly makes tax deals with tax havens. Billions of dollars are moving out of Canada – nearly all tax free – with 92 tax treaties signed. (thestar.com)
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Norway's parliament approves radical proposal to become climate neutral by 2030, 20 years earlier than planned (theguardian.com)
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Norway says it will boost defences against ‘unpredictable’ Russia: “We have an increasingly unpredictable neighbour to the east which is strengthening its military capacity, and showing willingness to use military force as a political tool,” (france24.com)
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Japan's dementia crisis hits record levels as thousands go missing. National Police Agency reports more than 12,000 patients going missing in 2015, with hundreds of those later found dead (theguardian.com)
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