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France’s COVID-19 ‘Ground Zero’ turns saviour in second wave
By Christian Hartmann STRASBOURG, France (Reuters) - In the first wave of COVID-19 earlier this year, the region around Strasbourg was so badly hit that it had to evacuate patients by helicopter. In t...
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Western Saharan Polisario says Morocco has ‘ignited war’
ALGIERS (Reuters) - The Polisario movement seeking independence for Western Sahara said on Friday that Morocco has broken the 1991 ceasefire between them and had "begun the battle and ignited the war"...
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Germany says Russian sanctions related to Navalny unjustified
BERLIN (Reuters) - Russian sanctions against Germany in the case of the poisoned Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny are not justified, a German government spokesman said in Berlin on Friday. "A Russian cit...
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Twelve charged in Germany with plotting mosque attacks, murders
BERLIN (Reuters) - German prosecutors have charged 12 men with plotting well-funded, armed attacks on mosques in which they planned to kill or injure as many Muslims as possible, authorities said on F...
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Austria investigating 21 possible accomplices of Vienna attacker
VIENNA (Reuters) - Austria is investigating 21 people as possible accomplices of the jihadist who went on a deadly shooting rampage in Vienna last week, but much remains unknown, including how he got ...
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Drones light up Seoul sky with messages of hope amid COVID-19
SEOUL (Reuters) - More than 300 drones lit up the sky over Seoul on Friday in a show the government said was meant to give "comfort and hope" to residents enduring the coronavirus pandemic. The device...
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Turkish judges’ board looking into philanthropist’s detention: document
ISTANBUL (Reuters) - A Turkish judicial body is seeking a review of records related to the arrest and remand of philanthropist Osman Kavala, who has been held for three years on charges of seeking to ...
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Next move unclear amid China curbs, says Hong Kong democrat, but ‘we will be back’
By Aleksander Solum HONG KONG (Reuters) - The mass resignation of Hong Kong's opposition lawmakers leaves the pro-democracy movement with no clear option in its fight against Communist Party rulers in...
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Special report: The woman fell from the sky: the pandemic crashes into Russia’s space city
By Polina Ivanova STAR CITY, Russia (Reuters) - The Star City Closed Administrative Territorial Unit is barely an hour's drive northeast of the Kremlin, but for decades the town never appeared on any ...
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Sewage testing could protect schools, hospitals from COVID-19 outbreaks
By Allison Martell TORONTO (Reuters) - Early in the pandemic, a few cities and countries around the world began testing sewage for evidence of the coronavirus, hoping to detect rising infections early...
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