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Stranded cruise ship pulled free at high tide in Greenland
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US President's son charged with firearms offences
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JFK assassination witness breaks his silence and raises new questions
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Ukraine launches attack on Crimea, wounds 24
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North Korea vows 'full support' for Putin at summit
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Kiwis trapped in Arctic after luxury cruise ship runs aground
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Libya flooding: 30,000 people displaced, more than 2000 bodies found
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Paranoid Putin ‘uses bodyguard to operate washing machine’
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Putin gives Kim Jong Un tour of rocket launch centre as leaders meet
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Focus: Recovery efforts start in Libya after thousands killed in floods
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Putin denounces 'persecution' of Trump, calls Musk 'outstanding'
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Kim Jong Un, Putin meet to make plans while locked in standoff with the West
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'Chaotic situation': Frustration after Morocco refuses international help after quake
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