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Finland investigates suspected break-ins at MPs homes

German fuel price cuts kick in to ease Mideast energy shock

London's Bayeux Tapestry show to offer audio tour for blind people

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Israelis swell with pride over foiled plane disaster

Two Russian drones hit major bridge in Kyiv

Queiroz exits Ghana as Black Stars crisis deepens

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Van Rouwendaal wins Olympic 10k marathon swimming gold

Sharon van Rouwendaal from the Netherlands made a late surge to win gold in the women's 10k marathon swimming at the Paris Olympics on Thursday.

Olympic swimmers plunge into Seine, Lyles eyes sprint double

Olympic marathon swimmers dived into the Seine Thursday with the river deemed clean enough to compete, as US sprinter Noah Lyles hoped to pocket a 200m gold to go with his stunning 100m success.

Paris 'flying taxi' flights scrapped during Olympics

Plans to lift an electric-powered "flying taxi" over Paris during the Olympics have been scrapped because certification for its engine has not come through, its promoters said on Thursday.

Fugitive Catalan ex-leader Puigdemont back in Spain despite arrest warrant

Carles Puigdemont, the former leader of Catalonia who fled Spain over his role in a failed 2017 independence bid for the wealthy region, returned to Spain on Thursday after seven years on the run despite a pending arrest warrant.

Equity markets mixed as nervous traders navigate volatility

Asian stocks were mixed Thursday after a sell-off on Wall Street, with analysts warning the volatility that has roiled markets this week still has some time to run as traders fret over the global economy.

Hundreds of Bangladeshi Hindus try to cross into India

Hundreds of Hindus in Bangladesh were gathered along the Indian border hoping to cross, security officials said Thursday, days after a student-led uprising toppled prime minister Sheikh Hasina.

Jeweller's eye-popping watch is love letter to Albania

Albanian jeweller Pirro Ruco laboured day and night for five years to capture the essence of his country in a spectacular luxury watch.

Politics makes its mark on dating in Putin's Russia

Sitting at a cafe in Moscow, Yulia swiped through a carousel of men on her phone's dating app, trying to guess if the people in the pictures shared her views.

Paris 'flying taxi' test flights scrapped during Olympics

Test flights of so-called flying taxis -- futuristic drones capable of transporting people -- have been scrapped in Paris during the Olympics as the certification for the engine has not come through, its promoters told AFP Thursday.

How Bangladesh student protests brought in a new leader

A student-led uprising in Bangladesh against government hiring rules culminated this week in the prime minister fleeing, with Nobel peace prize winner Muhammad Yunus set to lead a caretaker government.

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