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4 survivors found at Russia chopper crash

Written By Unknown on Rabu, 03 Juli 2013 | 23.35

RUSSIAN rescue teams have found four survivors including a teenage boy after finally reaching the wreckage of a helicopter that crashed in the nearly impassable taiga of eastern Siberia the day before. Three people have already been evacuated...
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Egypt security slaps travel ban on Morsi

EGYPTIAN security forces have imposed a travel ban on President Mohamed Morsi and several top Islamist allies over their involvement in a prison escape in 2011, security officials say. Airport officials confirmed to AFP that they had received orders...
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S.Africa's De Klerk out of hospital

SOUTH Africa's last apartheid president FW de Klerk has been discharged from hospital following an operation to have a pacemaker fitted, paying tribute to his ailing successor Nelson Mandela's legacy of reconciliation. De Klerk, 77, who spent...
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N. Korea restores hotline with South

NORTH Korea has restored its hotline with South Korea and announced it would let the South's businessmen visit a shuttered joint industrial zone, Seoul officials say. The move came hours after dozens of South Korean firms threatened to withdraw...
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NSW Labor placed under administration

THE NSW Labor Party has been placed under the administration of the ALP national executive in a bid to end corruption and limit union influence. Prime Minister Kevin Rudd and NSW Labor boss Sam Dastyari secured the agreement, aimed at improving...
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Past decade hottest on record, says UN

THE 21st century's first decade was the hottest on record, with temperatures rising at an unprecedented pace and weather extremes claiming over 370,000 lives, the United Nations says. In a new report on 2001-2010, the World Meteorological Organization...
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Portugal govt on the brink, markets fall

PORTUGAL'S government is tottering close to collapse after two ministers quit over its bailout reforms, sparking cries of concern from European authorities as financial markets take fright. News+ Oops! Please register or log in to continue. (It's...
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