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Too bad Europe, I like falling oil prices: European stocks were on track for their worst day in six weeks on Wednesday, as a threat of US-China trade negotiations hitting an impasse weighed, while falling oil prices added to the gloom.

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Spain: Surge in Support for Conservative Populists

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Protests spread in Iran, at least 100 are dead

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Swedish child beaten by muslim immigrant for having blue eyes

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Iconic Harajuku Station faces wrecking ball after Olympics: Harajuku Station, the oldest wooden train station in Tokyo, will be demolished despite calls from local residents to preserve the building

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An increasing number of people have been investigated in Japan for possessing cannabis or MDMA, considered "gateway drugs" to other illegal substances, prompting experts to urge for strengthened measures targeting younger generations.

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South Korea says all the crew members and the three vessels seized earlier by Yemen’s Houthi Ansarullah movement in the Red Sea have been released.

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Syrian Refugee Who Worked as Janitor in German School Plotted Terror Attack | Frontpagemag

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Communist Desecrate and Destroy Parish in Santiago de Chile – gloria.tv

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China's largest dump is already full - 25 years ahead of schedule. The Jiangcungou landfill which is the size of around 100 football fields, was designed to take 2,500 tonnes of rubbish per day. But instead it received 10,000 tonnes of waste per day the most of any landfill site in China.

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An ex-Russian soldier nicknamed 'Popeye' for his artificially huge biceps had 3lb of dead muscle removed by surgeons. Kirill Tereshin, 23, was warned he could die or face amputation if he did not get rid of the three litres of petroleum jelly he injected into each arm.

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Gang of nearly 100 armed youths storm into an AirBnb in Melbourne and destroy the home

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A Perth school's decision to reduce the amount of free play for students to 15 minutes a day has been described as a violation of children's rights and prompted a call for an urgent review by WA's Education Department.

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The house where Adolf Hitler was born will be turned into a police station, Austria’s interior ministry has announced, after years of legal wrangling as the government looks to prevent the building from becoming a neo-Nazi shrine.

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YouTuber Posing as Lufthansa Airline Pilot Arrested at Delhi Airport

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Why Curvy Women Should Check Out This Particular Dubai Nightclub - In an innovative happy hour offer for ladies’ nights, Fusion Club in Dubai is telling women: the more you weigh, the more drinks you can get.

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A furious TUI passenger was given just popcorn and crisps during a 10-hour flight despite paying £500 to upgrade. James Howe ordered a gluten-free meal for his flight from his honeymoon in Cancun to Gatwick, three months before the trip.

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Despite being one of the most powerful countries in the world, Russia has at least four weak points: demographics, economy, geographical location and its complicated international situation, according to the Chinese internet portal Sohu.

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Video: People Hurl Chairs Over Seating Arrangement in India

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A furious New Zealand mum who launched a petition calling on Kmart to make clothing labels “genderless” has copped major backlash online.

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An international crime gang that ransacked ancient sites in southern Italy and trafficked stolen archaeological goods worth millions of euros has been broken up, Italian police say.

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UK - At least 42 babies and three mothers may have died unnecessarily and more than 50 newborns suffered avoidable brain damage at a hospital trust, in what is believed to be the worst maternity scandal in NHS history.

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Mongolia’s new ‘cleaner’ fuel may be poisoning the residents who burn it to heat homes: Since residents started using the smokeless briquettes in October, there have been seven other deaths – mainly children, pregnant women, and the elderly

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Prolonged smartphone use could result in an acute eye condition in which one of the pupils turns inward, causing double vision and making the person appear cross-eyed, doctors in Japan have pointed out.

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Shinzo Abe became Japan’s longest-serving prime minister by marking his 2,887th day in office on Wednesday, overtaking Taro Katsura, who led the country for 2,886 days in the early 1900s.

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