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Civilians Flee As Syria Kurds Battle Turkish Invasion
Thousands of civilians fled air strikes and shelling as Syria's Kurds battled to hold off a Turkish invasion on Thursday, with fears mounting of a developing humanitarian crisis.US President Donald Trump tried to justify the de facto green light he gave his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan for an assault seen as a blatant betrayal of Washington's erstwhile Kurdish allies.Later Trump suggested that Washington could mediate between Turkey and Kurdish groups and a US official said Trump has asked American diplomats to broker a ceasefire.
Security Council Considers US Text Urging Turkey To Rely On Diplomacy In Syria
According to diplomats, Russia was the biggest obstacle to a united front from the United Nations Security Council on Turkey's offensive in Syria
Trump Promises 2020 Election 'Backlash' Against Impeachment
US President Donald Trump is under pressure from Democratic impeachment and Republican anger over Syria
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NASA Develops New Supersonic Plane That Flies Faster Than Speed Of Sound Without Sonic Booms
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Trump Impeachment Poll: 51% Of Americans Want Him Impeached And Removed
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Migrants Block US-Mexico Border Crossing, Force Closure
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Turkey Within Trump Red Line, US Seeking Ceasefire: Official
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US-China Trade Talks 'Going Very Well': Trump
Donald Trump meets with China's Vice Premier Liu He in April 2019
Equity Markets Jump As Trump Hints At Trade Progress
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China Trade Talks News: Trump Hints At Deal, Plans To Meet Chinese Negotiator At White House
“They want to make a deal, but do I?” Trump tweeted as talks began in Washington.
'They're Shooting At Us!': Inside The Halle Synagogue
American Rebecca Blady was hoping to spend a day in retreat from the outside world, turning to fasting and worship at Yom Kippur in eastern German city Halle.She and her husband Jeremy, two Jewish orthodox community leaders who recently moved to Germany, had eagerly agreed to celebrate in the "shul" or synagogue there, which rarely has enough worshippers to fill its space on high holidays.In the event, they ended up being survivors and witnesses of a day of extrordinary violence.
To Save Climate, Tax Carbon At $75 Per Ton: IMF
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Activision Blizzard Faces Backlash From Senators, Employees For Banning Pro-Hong Kong Protest 'Hearthstone' Player
Critics have included lawmakers from both sides of the aisle and former employees involved in some of Blizzard's biggest games.
US Warns Of Sanctions If S.Sudan Rivals Fail At Unity Government
South Sudan's President Salva Kiir (right) shake hands with rebel leader Riek Machar in a rare September 2019 meeting in Juba
No-deal Brexit Risks Nissan's Future In Europe: Chief
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Delta Profits Up On Strong Demand, But Shares Fall On Cost Hit
Delta Air Lines reported higher third-quarter profits and offered an upbeat outlook on US consumers, but shares fell over a fourth-quarter forecast that reflects higher-than-expected costs
US Blacklists S. Africa's Gupta Family Over 'Widespread Corruption'
The US Treasury has sanctioned close associates of South Africa's former president Jacob Zuma, pictured here, who is at the center of a massive corruption scandal
Trump To Meet China Envoy, Lifting Hopes For Trade Talks
Donald Trump meets with China's Vice Premier Liu He in April 2019
Kashmir Hotels Empty Or Shut As Tourist Restrictions Lifted
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India's TCS Misses Quarterly Profit Estimates As Demand Slows
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US, China Resume Trade Talks Amid Uncertainty
Chinese Vice Premier Liu He is greeted Thursday by US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer (L) and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin (R)
Weak Fuel Prices Keep US Consumer Inflation Steady September
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China Fans Cheer NBA Stars As Free Speech Row Rages
The NBA's Los Angeles Lakers and Brooklyn Nets faced off Thursday before adoring Chinese fans in an exhibition game overshadowed by a free-speech row ignited when an American basketball executive expressed support for Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement.Questions had swirled over whether the game, the first of two planned in China, would proceed after a tweet last Friday by Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey thrust the world's top basketball league into the centre of an escalating China-US dispute.
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