Iran Nuclear Negotiations: Parliament Bans Access To Military Sites, Scientists Ahead Of June 30 Deadline
Iran's parliament OK'd a bill Sunday that would prevent foreign powers from accessing military sites or interviewing scientists.
Belgium Unfreezes Russian Assets Seized In Yukos Legal Fight
The Russian assets had been frozen because of a legal battle over $50 billion shareholders in a former Russian oil company were awarded, but didn't receive.
UK Anti-Austerity Protests: Thousands Rally In Central London Against Government Cuts
Demonstrations in Britain are gaining momentum as celebrities, politicians and others protest government cuts in public services.
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Although the killing of whales was banned in 1986, Japan has continued hunting the animals under an exception for scientific research.
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Islamic State Group Wants To Destabilize Former USSR Republics, Says Russian Intelligence Chief
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Michelle Obama, Muslim Girls Controversy: Conservatives React After 'Your Story Is My Story' Comment
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China Deports British, American Investigators Linked To GSK Scandal
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British Nuclear Submarine Whistleblower Out Of Job, Says Royal Navy
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Apple Watch In-Store Sales Begin In Australia And Japan Apple Inc. Retail Stores
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Man Sentenced For Fraud After Sending Look-Alike To DNA Test To Avoid Paying Child Support
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US Air Force Mulls Deployment Of F-22 Stealth Fighter Jets To Eastern Europe
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North Korea's New Anti-Ship Missile: Pyongyang's Homegrown Naval Technology
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British Link Muslims To Terrorism, Reject Syrian Refugees, Poll Finds
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UK Inflation Turns Positive In May After 1-Month Dip Below Zero
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Russia Eyes New Wide-Body Jet, Co-Developed With China, By 2025; New Fighter Jets Expected In Early 2017
The plane, to be jointly developed by Russia and China, is expected to take on Western giants like Airbus and Boeing.
Why Amazon (AMZN) Wants You Watching Its New Show 'Catastrophe' On Facebook
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Islamophobia In UK: Muslim Leaders Allege Government Contributes To Anti-Muslim Sentiment
At a conference on Saturday, Muslim leaders argued that governmental surveillance programs contribute to discrimination in the U.K.
Thomas Evans, Briton Fighting For Al-Shabab In Kenya, Killed By Security Forces
The convert to Islam is believed to have been part of a group of militants who launched a predawn raid Sunday on an army base.
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