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Champions League crunch time as pressure piles on Europe's elite
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Harry arrives at London court for latest battle against UK newspaper
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Over 400 Indonesians 'released' by Cambodian scam networks: ambassador
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Japan PM calls snap election on Feb 8 to seek stronger mandate
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Europe readying steps against Trump tariff 'blackmail' on Greenland: Berlin
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Infantino condemns Senegal for 'unacceptable scenes' in AFCON final
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Gold, silver hit peaks and stocks sink on new US-EU trade fears
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Trailblazer Eala exits Australian Open after 'overwhelming' scenes
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Warhorse Wawrinka stays alive at farewell Australian Open
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Bangladesh face deadline over refusal to play World Cup matches in India
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High-speed train collision in Spain kills 39, injures dozens
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Auger-Aliassime retires in Melbourne heat with cramp
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Melbourne home hope De Minaur 'not just making up the numbers'
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Risking death, Indians mess with the bull at annual festival
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Ghana's mentally ill trapped between prayer and care
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UK, France mull social media bans for youth as debate rages
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Japan PM to call snap election seeking stronger mandate
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Switzerland's Ruegg sprints to second Tour Down Under title
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China's Buddha artisans carve out a living from dying trade
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Stroking egos key for Arbeloa as Real Madrid host Monaco
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'I never felt like a world-class coach', says Jurgen Klopp
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Ruthless Anisimova races into Australian Open round two
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Australia rest Cummins, Hazlewood, Maxwell for Pakistan T20 series
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South Korea, Italy agree to deepen AI, defence cooperation
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Vietnam begins Communist Party congress to pick leaders
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China's 2025 economic growth among slowest in decades
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Gauff, Medvedev through in Australia as Djokovic begins record Slam quest
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Who said what at 2025 Africa Cup of Nations
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Grizzlies win in London as heckler interrupts US anthem
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Three-time finalist Medvedev grinds into Australian Open round two
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Auger-Aliassime retires from Melbourne first round with cramp
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Rams fend off Bears comeback as Patriots advance in NFL playoffs
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Thousands march in US to back Iranian anti-government protesters
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Gotterup charges to Sony Open victory in Hawaii
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Gold, silver hit records and stocks fall as Trump fans trade fears
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Auger-Aliassime retires injured from Melbourne first round
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Gauff through, Auger-Aliassime retires as Djokovic begins record quest
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China says economy grew 5% last year, among slowest in decades
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Young star Zheng may have to give back Australian Open prize money
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Gauff overcomes wobble in winning start to Melbourne title bid
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Harry set for final courtroom battle against UK media
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Louvre heist probe: What we know
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Morocco fans stunned, disappointed as Senegal win Africa title
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Spain to buy 100 military helicopters from Airbus
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Thailand strikes building in Cambodia's border casino hub
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Protests in Bangladesh as India cites security concerns
Bangladesh police on Thursday stopped protesters from marching towards an Indian diplomatic mission, a day after India's foreign ministry conveyed its concerns over the "deteriorating" security environment in the country.
European stocks rise before central bank decisions on rates
Europe's main stock markets rose Thursday ahead of interest-rate decisions from the Bank of England and European Central Bank.
Tractors clog Brussels in anger at EU-Mercosur trade deal
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Not enough evidence against Swedish PM murder suspect: prosecutor
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Nepal's ousted PM Oli re-elected as party leader
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Cambodia says Thailand bombs casino hub on border
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Alleged Bondi shooters holed up in hotel for most of Philippines visit
The father-and-son duo alleged to have gunned down 15 people on Australia's Bondi Beach holed themselves up in a Philippines hotel for weeks and left a tip on their way out, staff told AFP Thursday.
US approves $11 billion in arms sales to Taiwan: Taipei
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Australia PM vows to stamp out hatred as nation mourns youngest Bondi Beach victim
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Australian PM vows hate speech crackdown after Bondi Beach attack
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Ukraine's Zelensky in Poland for first meeting with nationalist president
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US government admits liability in deadly DC air collision
The US government admitted it was liable for a deadly midair collision between a military helicopter and a passenger jet outside Washington earlier this year, killing 67 people, according to a court document filed Wednesday.
Ex-podcaster Dan Bongino stepping down as deputy FBI director
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Venezuela reacts defiantly to US oil blockade, claims exports unaffected
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S.Africa expels Kenyans working on US Afrikaner 'refugee' applications
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