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France: Knife-wielding man shouts ‘Allahu Akbar’ after attacking woman in police station - Voice of Europe

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85% of Japanese convenience store owners work 6-day weeks: survey

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To Shake Up Trump, Kim Jong Un Gets All Mystical—Then Launches Missiles: Kim Jong Un has cast himself of late as the bold, fearless, iconic leader literally daring to ascend the highest peaks in pursuit of power over the divided country.

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The Catholic Church has initiated an investigation after two nuns returned to Italy pregnant after completing a missionary trip in Africa.

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A Russian court has convicted a 90-year-old philosophy professor on charges of drug possession after planting and drying hemp to use as fishing bait.

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‘They Warned They’ll Rape Me’: Russian Soldier Stands by Mass Shooting

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Doctors discover 12m tapeworm ‘eating away at man’s brain for 15 years’: The man reported frequent vomiting, muscle weakness and regular seizures but it took years for doctors to discover the parasite in his brain.

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No country would tolerate ‘violent and destructive acts’ of Hong Kong’s protesters, Chinese Vice-Premier Han Zheng says: Top official makes comment in meeting with city’s leader Carrie Lam and says radical separatists have crossed bottom line

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A court ordered the state, Wednesday, to compensate a New Zealander for urging her to undergo mandatory human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) testing under a now-lifted government regulation while working here (South Korea) as an English teacher.

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Tokyo Metropolitan Police have arrested a 42-year-old man who robbed a convenience store in Machida City and waited inside for the arrival of officers.

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The Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) announced on Nov. 5 it would establish security checkpoints at 40 locations in 29 areas along the route for the upcoming parade to celebrate Emperor Naruhito's enthronement.

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Effort to eradicate suspicious Twitter posts that could lead to child prostitution or child pornography taken by prefectural police in Japan, where law enforcers directly reply to such tweets to warn of risks, proven to be effective, with police departments in other prefectures following suit.

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Great Barrier Reef: scientists find banned pesticides and blast chemical regulator

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A Melbourne woman has slammed Australian budget airline Jetstar, claiming she was a victim of “slut-shaming” while waiting to board a flight at Sydney airport.

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Horse found impaled on fence ‘after it was scared by fireworks’ - 'It's so sad to think how frightened he must have been and then in so much distress,' RSPCA worker says

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High crime: Secret tunnel to a massive underground cannabis farm found under former Victorian theatre in London

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Craig Peacock soapland rort probe not over as Police Commissioner Chris Dawson says officers will visit Japan

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A Rebels bikie who posted a video of himself brutally attacking a paedophile in a police watch-house bathroom has been hailed as a “hero” and “legend” on Facebook.

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Two Satan-obsessed schoolboys who slaughtered a 14-year-old girl after luring her to an abandoned house in a brutal sex attack killing have been caged.

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Randy pottery buyers are snapping up ‘natural’ sex toys made of china

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Sonora massacre - Babies 'burned alive and kids shot in back' as Mexican cartel murder nine US Mormons in ‘targeted’ hit

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The Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum next fiscal year will display previously unseen photographs and scientific materials left by a seismologist who surveyed Hiroshima and Nagasaki immediately after the 1945 atomic bombings.

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Aquarium staff use disguise to raise, breed emperor penguin：At first glance, aquarium staff here appeared to be engaged in a bizarre cosplay act involving an emperor penguin chick.

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A problem with electrical equipment might have caused the fire last week that destroyed Shuri Castle, a symbol of Okinawa located at a UNESCO World Heritage site, police sources have said.

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An immigration law firm in Yokohama is refusing to give a passport back to a Filipino woman under an employment contract they signed earlier this year, preventing her from seeking a new job or returning home, she said Monday.

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