U.S. Supreme Court hears World War Two-era Jewish property claims
By Lawrence Hurley
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The lingering legacy of World War Two reached the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday (More…)
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Officials in Japan warn of potential earthquake, that could be worse than Fukushima, is overdue
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U.S., EU say they do not recognize Venezuela parliamentary vote
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Chile announces fresh lockdowns
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France may delay unwinding COVID lockdown as downward trend in cases levels off – sources
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Trump to withdraw most troops from Somalia as part of global pullback
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Blast-rocked South African oil refinery shut down for investigations
By Rogan Ward and Wendell Roelf
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Jerusalem church suffers damage in arson near Garden of Gethsemane
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WHO warns against pandemic complacency amid vaccine rollout
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U.N. warns 2021 shaping up to be a humanitarian catastrophe
By Michelle Nichols
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In silence, Greek city buries coronavirus dead
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