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The state-run National Oil Corporation confirmed Ras Lanuf and Es Sider were under full control of east Libyan commander Khalifa Haftar forces while Zueitina was still contested.
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China, Russia Naval Drill In South China Sea To Begin Monday
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The social media giant issued a statement saying it “listened to the community” and recognized the “global importance” of the “napalm girl” photo.
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Analysts say separatist insurgents operating in Thailand’s deep south use Malaysia as a base to launch and plan their attacks.
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The U.S. and South Korea have dispatched planes to detect radioactive material following North Korea’s fifth nuclear test Friday.
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Russia and the U.S. announced an agreement on the Syrian war that calls for a nationwide ceasefire starting sundown Monday.
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Is Kim Jong Un Crazy? North Korea Leader's 'Mental State Is Out Of Control' As World Condemns Nuclear Test
"Kim Jong-un does not listen to any voice, and this leads us to view Kim Jong-un's mental state as uncontrollable," said South Korean President Park Geun-hye.
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The holy Muslim pilgrimage began Friday. The annual journey is deemed a “central pillar of the Islamic faith.”
Eurovision Song Contest 2017 To Be Held In Ukraine’s Kiev
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There is cautious optimism ahead of human trials.
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