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Euroviews. Nancy Pelosi beat Trump at his own game and she'll do it again | View

It's fitting that the president suffered his most embarrassing loss to date at the hands of an older, more politically-experienced woman.

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Suspected art thief nabbed after painting snatched off wall at packed Russian museum

The alleged thief was caught on camera lifting the painting from a museum wall and walking out with it as visitors stood nearby.

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Banksy mural to honor victims of 2015 Paris terrorist attack stolen

Authorities in Paris believe thieves stole a fire door at the Bataclan which had the mural painted on it.

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Singapore says American leaked 14,200 HIV records

The information included HIV test results, names, identification numbers, phone numbers, addresses and other health information, it said.

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Tornado in Havana kills 3, injures 174, Cuban president says

The Cuban capital was battered late Sunday and early Monday by powerful winds and heavy rains.

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'Red scarves' protest as France's 'yellow vest' movement splinters

"We don't share all the demands expressed by the 'yellow vest' movement, for instance demands about overthrowing the government, brutalizing institutions."

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Migrants are being paid thousands of dollars to return home

Austria gave Mohammad Farooq Niazi $3,100 and a one-way ticket to Kabul. The rest was up to him.

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Pilot suffered 'emotional breakdown' before crash that killed dozens

He also smoked in the cockpit during the flight and "engaged in unnecessary, unprofessional and lengthy conversation even in the critical phase."

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Prince Philip is 'deeply sorry' for car accident that left woman injured

Philip, 97, seemed to suggest in the letter that he had difficulty seeing the car because of the sun "shining low over the main road."

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Auschwitz survivors pay homage as world remembers Holocaust

German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas warned in an op-ed that across Europe populists are propagating nationalism and "far-right provocateurs are trying to downplay the Holocaust."

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Euroviews. The internet's flaws can't be fixed without fixing humans first | View

Everything you hate about online culture is created and maintained by other people.

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New Brazil dam fears halt search for hundreds missing after dam collapse

Even before the latest news, hope that loved ones had survived was turning to anguish and anger over the increasing likelihood that hundreds had died.

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Discovery of Hezbollah 'attack tunnels' rattle a northern Israeli town

Fears are running high that battle-hardened militants returning to Lebanon from Syria will intensify their focus on Hezbollah's original foe: Israel.

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Venezuela allows U.S. diplomats to stay, defusing showdown

Venezuela's military attache in Washington posted a video Saturday saying he had broken with President Nicolas Maduro and now would report to opposition leader Juan Guaido.

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19 dead as bombs target cathedral in southern Philippines

Two bombs exploded outside the Cathedral of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, which has been hit by bombs in the past.

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Taliban and U.S. claim significant progress in talks but no agreement

"I'm more optimistic than ever before. I think we're much closer to a possible settlement than we have been in the past," Hekmat Karzai said.

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Second Vale dam burst in Brazil likely to curb mining risk appetite

"This calls into question the financial viability of Vale going forward because of the sheer scale of their potential liabilities," said a lawyer at SPG Law.

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Spy vs. spy: How undercover agents targeted a cybersecurity watchdog

From fake companies to hidden cameras, the Associated Press worked with a researcher who appeared to be the target of international undercover operatives.

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Europe steps up pressure on Venezeula's Maduro ahead of U.N. meeting

France, Germany and Spain said Saturday they would recognize opposition leader Juan Guaido as president if elections are not called in the coming week.

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U.N. warns climate change impacts security, U.S. ignores link

More than 80 U.N. member states spoke at the day-long council meeting and virtually everyone except the United States agreed that climate change was happening.