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The heads of the CARICOM Caribbean nations have agreed to “review marijuana’s current status with a view to reclassification,” noting “human and religious rights” issues stemming from criminalization as well as “the economic benefits to be derived” from legalization.

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'Seahorse hotels' bring an endangered species back from the edge of extinction

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Court orders release of Brazil's former president Lula da Silva, who was convicted of corruption

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A Myanmar court will rule on Monday (9th July, 2018) on whether to charge two Reuters reporters accused of obtaining secret documents, a decision that could either see them freed after nearly seven months in jail or move the landmark press freedom case to trial.

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China's COSCO Shipping wins U.S. security clearance for OOIL deal

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'No fresh sanctions for Russia' says Javid

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Trump administration threatened Ecuador over its support of breastfeeding resolution in the UN

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Brazil judge blocks order to release Lula from prison ahead of vote

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China PM in Europe to bolster ties amid trade war with US

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Ten killed in Turkish train accident: TV stations

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Revealed: Leave.EU campaign met Russian officials as many as 11 times | UK news

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Female tourists barred from northern Israel site's cable car because haredi men refuse to ride with them

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Israel has charged a detained Turkish tourist (Ebru Ozkan, 27) with helping smuggle money and packages to militant group Hamas, in a case that has angered Ankara, which has vowed to retaliate.

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An unusually violent night in the northern Mexican city of Monterrey has left at least 15 dead and nine wounded. Most died in bar shootings.

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Fresh looting broke out on the streets of Haiti's capital Sunday, despite calls for calm after two days of deadly protests over ultimately suspended fuel price hikes. In the heart of Port-au-Prince some shops were ransacked while groups began erecting new road barricades on the capital's outskirts

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Landlocked Ethiopia to begin using port of neighboring Eritrea: PM

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A nationalist hardliner in Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government visited an ultra-sensitive Jerusalem holy site, ending a longstanding ban on such activity. Agriculture Minister Uri Ariel, toured the compound housing the Al-Aqsa mosque and the Dome of the Rock

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French Minister Accuses US of Trying to Divide France, Germany Amid Tariffs Row

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Mark Zuckerberg Now Third Richest Person On Earth

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Diplomatic disconnect with North Korea spells trouble for Trump

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Samsung India puts Noida on top with world's largest mobile factory; to manufacture 120 million mobile phones in India

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Dozens Dead In Japan Amid 'Historic' Rainfall

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Pompeo urges North Korea's Kim to follow Vietnam's example

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Pompeo answers Pyongyang accusation: 'The world is a gangster'

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The heads of the CARICOM Caribbean nations have agreed to “review marijuana’s current status with a view to reclassification,” noting “human and religious rights” issues stemming from criminalization as well as “the economic benefits to be derived” from legalization.

'Seahorse hotels' bring an endangered species back from the edge of extinction

Court orders release of Brazil's former president Lula da Silva, who was convicted of corruption

A Myanmar court will rule on Monday (9th July, 2018) on whether to charge two Reuters reporters accused of obtaining secret documents, a decision that could either see them freed after nearly seven months in jail or move the landmark press freedom case to trial.

China's COSCO Shipping wins U.S. security clearance for OOIL deal

'No fresh sanctions for Russia' says Javid

Trump administration threatened Ecuador over its support of breastfeeding resolution in the UN

Brazil judge blocks order to release Lula from prison ahead of vote

China PM in Europe to bolster ties amid trade war with US

Ten killed in Turkish train accident: TV stations

Revealed: Leave.EU campaign met Russian officials as many as 11 times | UK news

Female tourists barred from northern Israel site's cable car because haredi men refuse to ride with them

Israel has charged a detained Turkish tourist (Ebru Ozkan, 27) with helping smuggle money and packages to militant group Hamas, in a case that has angered Ankara, which has vowed to retaliate.

An unusually violent night in the northern Mexican city of Monterrey has left at least 15 dead and nine wounded. Most died in bar shootings.

Fresh looting broke out on the streets of Haiti's capital Sunday, despite calls for calm after two days of deadly protests over ultimately suspended fuel price hikes. In the heart of Port-au-Prince some shops were ransacked while groups began erecting new road barricades on the capital's outskirts

Landlocked Ethiopia to begin using port of neighboring Eritrea: PM

A nationalist hardliner in Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government visited an ultra-sensitive Jerusalem holy site, ending a longstanding ban on such activity. Agriculture Minister Uri Ariel, toured the compound housing the Al-Aqsa mosque and the Dome of the Rock

French Minister Accuses US of Trying to Divide France, Germany Amid Tariffs Row

Mark Zuckerberg Now Third Richest Person On Earth

Diplomatic disconnect with North Korea spells trouble for Trump

Samsung India puts Noida on top with world's largest mobile factory; to manufacture 120 million mobile phones in India

Dozens Dead In Japan Amid 'Historic' Rainfall

Pompeo urges North Korea's Kim to follow Vietnam's example

Pompeo answers Pyongyang accusation: 'The world is a gangster'

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