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World News on Mar. 2nd, 2018
Friday, March 02, 2018

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Iran's acid attack victims tell their stories through art (deccanchronicle.com)
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Poland says Germany owes it £850 BILLION in reparations for destroyed property and people killed during World War Two (dailymail.co.uk)
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Some Tory voters will accept Jeremy Corbyn becoming UK prime minister if Brexit can be stopped, says Lord Heseltine - Voters under 40, in particular, are ready to “risk the short-term damage of a Corbyn government” than go ahead with the “calamitous mistake” of leaving the EU, the Tory peer said. (independent.co.uk)
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Homes made of concrete tubes could solve the housing crisis in Hong Kong. (bbc.com)
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Energy company executive arrested on suspicion of masterminding the murder of Berta Caceres (bbc.com)
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Honduras arrests energy executive tied to murder of environmental activist. Prosecutors accuse the man of "providing logistics and other resources" for murder of Berta Caceres. Legal experts claimed her murder was "the product of a plan" by executives to spearhead a mega-dam project. (dw.com)
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UN lauds Sudan for implementing children protection plan in conflict areas (xinhuanet.com)
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Footage shows Israeli Border Policeman throw grenade at Palestinian couple carrying infant (ynetnews.com)
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FBI investigating Ivanka Trump’s financing of Vancouver Trump hotel: report (breitbart.com)
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With better atomic clocks, scientists prepare to redefine the second (sciencemag.org)
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A Lioness Living in a Zoo Has Suddenly Grown a Mane, Confusing Her Caretakers (sciencealert.com)
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New proposed classification system for diabetes may lead to a better quality of life for diabetes patients (theguardian.com)
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A neurosurgeon at Kenya’s largest hospital has been suspended after performing brain surgery on the wrong patient. (theguardian.com)
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A frightening new NASA study finds that sea levels are rising faster than we thought. (fastcompany.com)
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Pupils versus teachers snowball fight :) (bbc.com)
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Leaders cast votes in Tasmanian poll (9news.com.au)
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Destruction of Ghouta by Russian and Syrian government airstrikes (aljazeera.com)
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Wrong patient given brain surgery (bbc.com)
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'Supercolony' of 1.5 million Adelie penguins found in Antarctica (news.sky.com)
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Theresa May says Brexit will reduce UK access to single market - Theresa May has promised to be “straight with people” and face up to the “hard facts” of Brexit, including that leaving the single market will mean the UK and EU enjoy less access to each other’s markets. (theguardian.com)
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Slovakia journalist murder: Thousands Slovaks have been holding nationwide protest vigils in memory of a journalist and his fianceé. Kuciak, 27, had been investigating suspected mafia links among Italian businessmen in Slovakia. (bbc.com)
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Antarctic Sea Ice Levels Drop To Second Lowest On Record, Australian Scientists Warn (inquisitr.com)
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Putin claims he can't respond to Mueller's charges if those involved didn't violate Russian law (politico.com)
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Behind Soft PaywallCanada, top exporter of steel and aluminum to U.S., ‘flabbergasted’ by Trump’s tariff proposals (washingtonpost.com)
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lidl supermarket destroyed by looters during snow storm (telegraph.co.uk)
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