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USA avoid big guns at women's basketball World Cup draw

USA avoid big guns at women's basketball World Cup draw

Ten-time champions the United States were pitted alongside Belgium and China but avoided hosts Australia Thursday at the draw for the women's basketball World Cup, which will be played without Russia.

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Marilyn Manson accuses Rachel Evan Wood of conspiracy after rape claim

Marilyn Manson accuses Rachel Evan Wood of conspiracy after rape claim

Marilyn Manson on Wednesday filed court proceedings against his ex-fiancee US actress Rachel Even Wood -- who has accused the goth rocker of raping her -- for engaging in conspiracy, fraud and defamation to destroy his career, according to the complaint.

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Over one million refugees on the move from Ukraine

Over one million refugees on the move from Ukraine

More than one million people have fled Ukraine into neighbouring countries since Russia launched its full-scale invasion just a week ago.

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Russian missiles tear civilian lives apart

Russian missiles tear civilian lives apart

Oleg Rubak wept for love of his wife Katia, crushed in the rubble of his family home, and for hatred of Vladimir Putin, whom he blames for the missile strike that killed her.

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'Welcome to Berlin': Ukrainian refugees pour into Germany

'Welcome to Berlin': Ukrainian refugees pour into Germany

The loudspeaker announcement is nearly drowned out by the hubbub of passengers spilling out of the train from Warsaw, but it's a message many of them have been longing to hear: "Dear passengers from Ukraine, welcome to Berlin!"

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One million refugees fled Ukraine in week: UNHCR

One million refugees fled Ukraine in week: UNHCR

One million refugees have fled Ukraine in the week since Russia's invasion, the United Nations said Thursday, warning that unless the conflict ended immediately, millions more were likely to flee.

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Equities rise as Powell soothes rate fears, oil close to $120

Equities rise as Powell soothes rate fears, oil close to $120

Stocks rose Thursday after Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell said the bank would hike interest rates gradually to fight inflation, though oil marched towards $120 as the Ukraine conflict continues to roil energy markets.

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Solidarity on the slopes: Bosnian ski resort channels glory days

Solidarity on the slopes: Bosnian ski resort channels glory days

High above Bosnia's capital Sarajevo, a ski resort bringing together alpine enthusiasts from across the Balkans has proved a surprising success story in a country still struggling to find its footing nearly three decades after war.

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Australian Olympic showjumper banned for cocaine use

Australian Olympic showjumper banned for cocaine use

A showjumper thrown out of Australia's Tokyo Olympic team after testing positive for cocaine was on Thursday banned for two years.

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Ukraine rallies UN allies to isolate Russia on international stage

Ukraine rallies UN allies to isolate Russia on international stage

From standing ovations for Ukrainian speakers to a diplomatic walkout as Russia's foreign minister begins to speak, Moscow has found itself very publicly isolated at the United Nations this week.

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