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More than 60 criminals appear on the Europe’s Most Wanted fugitives list (www.eumostwanted.eu). Murderers, kidnappers, terrorists, drugs traffickers etc - all of them are convicted or suspected of extremely serious crimes. They have killed or irreversibly changed their victims’ lives. All of these criminals are on the run, fleeing from responsibility and punishment. This makes it difficult for their victims, their friends and relatives to find closure. 
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Several major tobacco firms have lost an appeal against a ruling forcing them to adopt plain packaging.
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President-elect Donald Trump said he would leave his “great business in total,” but it remained unclear whether the move would fully resolve worries over potential conflicts of interest.
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Do you believe him? Neither do we!
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I don’t know how many different ways Stephen Bannon needs to be described in order for him to be disqualified.
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Bannon - one of the worst clown in the U.S. today
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South Korean President Park Geun-hye's address on Tuesday sharply divided rival political parties, heralding a drawn-out partisan feud over her fate.
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Lamentamos profundamente lo sucedido con nuestros amigos brasileros.
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A charter plane carrying 81 people, including players from a Brazilian soccer team headed for a championship match, has crashed en route to Medillin’s airport in Colombia, according to authorities. Medellin’s mayor, Federico Gutierrez, was quoted by the AP saying that there were at least 3 survivors. But that figure was uncertain as rescuers were having difficulty reaching the crash site.
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Full version of Brexit: The Movie - the crowdfunded film making the case for Britain to LEAVE the EU on June 23rd.
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As the U.S. races to legalize marijuana for medicinal and recreational use, a new, large scale brain imaging study gives reason for caution.
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Le candidat choisi par l’ex-chef de l’Etat Michel Martelly pour représenter son parti PHTK (Parti haïtien Tet kale) a obtenu 55,67% des voix.
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Syria launched a blistering verbal attack Monday on "Western" countries that have accused it of using chemical weapons in its deadly five-year conflict, calling the allegations "a campaign of lies".
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Hospitals say 8 patients from scene of Ohio State University attack have non-life-threatening injuries.
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The EU executive says that a statement decribing the former Cuban leader as a "hero for many" is balanced and suggests that the use of the word dictator by a commissioner doesn't reflect its position.
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A suspect is dead following an active shooter report Monday morning on Ohio State University's campus, local media are reporting, citing police.
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More than 4500 domain names that were illegally selling counterfeit products to consumers online have been seized by law enforcement authorities in a joint global operation. Operation In Our Sites (IOS) VII tackled copyright-infringing websites and third-party marketplace listings selling luxury goods, sportswear, spare parts, electronics, pharmaceuticals, toiletries and other fake products.
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President-elect Donald Trump is considering retired General David Petraeus to be secretary of state and plans to meet with the former CIA director Monday in New York, according to a senior official with the transition.
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Two suicide bombers recruited by the loyalists of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) terrorist group were arrested by the Afghan intelligence operative in Kabul city.
The Afghan Intelligence, National Directorate of Security (NDS), said the two young men were arrested from the vicinity of the 5th police district of the city.
A statement by NDS said the two men have been identified as Jalil Ahmad son of Syed Ahmad and Hamid son of Aminullah.
The statement further added that the two men were arrested before the terrorist group deploy them to Nangarhar for further trainings.
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Four couriers believed to be part of the network run by alleged drug lord and murder suspect Lao Ta Saenlee have been arrested and methamphetamine worth an estimated 357 million baht seized by Narcotics Suppression Bureau police.
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Police chief claims “terror” link, but admits little hard evidence so far.
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Police in New Orleans are searching for two male suspects in a deadly shooting early Sunday morning in the heart of the city's famous French Quarter.
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One of the biggest unknowns about the Zika virus is the extent of damage it causes during pregnancy.
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Young people have been sold down the river by this year's political events, but it's not too late for Europe to safeguard the future for the world's youth.
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