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Putin says investigators are yet to determine who ordered the attack on Moscow.
'Substantial miscarriage of justice': After 40 years behind bars man claiming innocence could walk free
'A significant possibility that an innocent person has been convicted.'
UK voter records accessed Chinese hackers
‘Malicious’ cyber activity against UK was carried out by actors who also spied on MPs.
Russian massacre suspects' homeland is plagued by poverty and religious strife
The four men accused of terrorism in Russia are citizens of Tajikistan.
US, UK go after Chinese hackers accused of sweeping state-backed operation
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Boeing CEO to exit issue-plagued airliner
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US government release images of hackers working for China
Men accused of participating in a state-sponsored hacking ring of US and UK targets.
UN Security Council calls for ceasefire; US abstains from vote
Israel's PM accused the US of 'retreating' from a 'principled position'.
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A woman swindled more than $1m in an elaborate payroll scam.
Trump’s hush money case set for a crucial hearing after new evidence delayed his trial
A New York judge weighs when, or even whether, the former president will go on trial.
How Russia’s deadliest attack in years unfolded over the weekend
The attack left 137 people dead and more than 180 more injured.
Gaza’s shadow death toll: Bodies buried beneath the rubble
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'Wronged from the very first day': Men discover they were switched at birth almost 70 years later
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Screams and blank stares of shock: Horror at a Russian concert
New York Times: Violent attack on Moscow’s outskirts was a scene of chaos and terror.
Could Donald Trump’s properties really be seized?
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Severely beaten suspects admit guilt in Russia concert hall massacre
Russian authorities arrested the four suspected attackers on Saturday.
Witnesses describe fear and deprivation at besieged hospital in Gaza
New York Times: Residents describe relentless gunshots, airstrikes and explosions.
'Hell of a lot to get done': Ireland to have its youngest-ever PM
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Opinion: Covid still warps our sense of time
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'Violation': Poland tells Russia to stay out of its airspace
A Russian missile strayed into Poland's airspace, prompting concern from the nation.
Hypnotist uses 'insidious tactics' to steal and sell women’s nude photos
Police believe he exploited skills from his stage show as part of his crimes.
Moscow terror suspects locked doors before killing 137
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Bodies, ambulances crushed in Israel’s ongoing raid at Gaza’s main hospital
Palestinians tell of mass arrests and multiple bodies after hospital raid.
How arsenic-polluted water is turning rice into a toxic staple
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Nearly 300 abducted Nigerian schoolchildren freed after two weeks in captivity
287 children were seized from school in northern Nigeria and marched into the forests.
Putin claims Moscow concert gunmen tried to escape to Ukraine
But the Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack on social media.
Former Cook Islands deputy PM jailed for fraud
Robert Tapaitau was sentenced along with two other former administration officials.
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A man and his brother were attacked by a mountain lion in a remote area of California.
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