World News on July 14, 2018
Saturday, July 14, 2018
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Inside the 15-hour siege by Nicaraguan paramilitaries on university students
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Trump-Putin summit: A look back at the leaders' 'relationship' ahead of their official meeting
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Brothers in nuclear arms? Trump defends Vladimir Putin and 'funny' Kim Jong-un
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The Israeli military carried out its largest airstrike campaign in Gaza since the 2014 war Saturday as Hamas militants fired dozens of rockets into Israel throughout the day, threatening to trigger an all-out war after weeks of growing tensions along the volatile border
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‘They are shooting at a church’: Inside the 15-hour siege by Nicaraguan paramilitaries on university students
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Chilean police raid bishops' offices over abuse accusations: The raids were the latest by police and prosecutors as the Chilean state takes on the powerful Catholic Church, which has been accused of failing to properly investigate abuse that victims’ groups have said was widespread.
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Trump Ends NATO Summit by Announcing Diplomatic Breakthrough That Did Not Happen
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The NATO Summit Wasn’t a Victory for Trump—It Was a Victory for Militarism
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As the Summit Arrives, Keep in Mind that Putin Manages Trump with Carrots and Sticks
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After Guatemala joined the United States in moving its embassy to Jerusalem, the Trump administration has been working to weaken an international commission on corruption that is targeting the Guatemalan president
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Ex-EPA Chief gives "Super Polluting" trucks loophole in his final moments in office
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Scottish police are looking for information about the pilot of a Greenpeace paraglider who flew an anti-Trump banner within 100 yards of the president. Assistant Chief Constable Mark Williams of Scottish police told the BBC that the protestor had put themselves in “grave danger”
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Trump reveals the Queen's private views on Brexit. “She’s right – it’s a very complex problem. I think nobody had any idea how complex that was going to be… Everyone thought it was going to be, ‘Oh it’s simple, we join or don’t join – let’s see what happens’”.
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Number of homeless people in Japan hit 15-year-low below 5,000, welfare ministry said, attributing drop to efforts by local governments to help them become independent. As of January, 4,977 people were living in such places as riverbeds or parks across nation, down 557 from year earlier.
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