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Stocks, ruble drop as traders eye Russia after aborted uprising

Stocks, ruble drop as traders eye Russia after aborted uprising

The ruble and most equity markets sank Monday as traders kept watch on Russia following an aborted mutiny at the weekend that stoked concerns about stability in the nuclear-armed country.

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Low turnout and blank ballots mark Guatemala presidential election

Low turnout and blank ballots mark Guatemala presidential election

Guatemala's presidential election saw low turnout and blank ballots cast, according to early results on Sunday, with many voters doubtful it will fix the country's severe problems with poverty, crime, and corruption.

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Russia bids to show return to order after Wagner mutiny

Russia bids to show return to order after Wagner mutiny

Moscow was striving Monday to portray a return to business as usual after a weekend mutiny by mercenary troops threatened Kremlin chief Vladimir Putin's grip on power.

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Markets, ruble drop as traders eye Russia after aborted uprising

Markets, ruble drop as traders eye Russia after aborted uprising

The ruble and most equity markets sank Monday as traders kept watch on Russia following an aborted mutiny at the weekend that stoked concerns about stability in the nuclear-armed country.

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Russia's 'squatter' diplomat moves on after Australian court ruling

Russia's 'squatter' diplomat moves on after Australian court ruling

A mystery Russian diplomat ended his short-lived solo defiance of the Australian government Monday after a top court forced him to stop squatting on the site of a planned embassy.

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Australia plans huge fines if big tech fails to tackle disinformation

Australia plans huge fines if big tech fails to tackle disinformation

Tech giants could face billions of dollars in fines for failing to tackle disinformation under proposed Australian laws, which a watchdog on Monday said would bring "mandatory" standards to the little-regulated sector.

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Indian clock tells story of most populous nation

Indian clock tells story of most populous nation

India's first population clock, made up of 10 white numbered cards on a large green metal board, attracts curious passersby who watch it record the story of the world's most populous nation.

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Footballer Benjamin Mendy faces retrial for alleged sex offences

Footballer Benjamin Mendy faces retrial for alleged sex offences

French footballer Benjamin Mendy will return to a UK courtroom Monday for the start of his retrial for two alleged sexual offences, five months after a jury cleared him of multiple other counts.

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Mexico crush Honduras, Haiti stun Qatar in Gold Cup

Mexico crush Honduras, Haiti stun Qatar in Gold Cup

Luis Romo struck twice as Mexico crushed Honduras 4-0, while a stoppage time winner from Frantzdy Pierrot gave Haiti a 2-1 victory over Qatar in the CONCACAF Gold Cup on Sunday.

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Asian markets swing as traders track events in Russia

Asian markets swing as traders track events in Russia

Asian markets fluctuated Monday as traders kept an eye on Russia following an aborted mutiny at the weekend that stoked concerns about stability in the nuclear-armed country.

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