'Worse than death itself': Survivors describe Libya floods
Residents of Derna tell the BBC how they got out alive as floodwaters smashed through the city.
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Singapore working with neighbours to build strong regional supply chains
By Fanny Potkin and Yantoultra Ngui SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Singapore is working with Malaysia and Indonesia to build a strong regional
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NASA panel calls for agency to play larger role in studying UFOs
By Joey Roulette WASHINGTON A NASA panel recommended in a report issued on Thursday that the U.S. space
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France's Carrefour puts up 'shrinkflation' warning signs
Carrefour is telling its customers which products are smaller than they used to be.
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French iPhone 12 warning: European regulators examine alert on radiation levels
European regulators assess possible health risks after France's decision to temporarily halt sales.
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Otherworldly images show beauty of oceans in photo competition
The awe-inspiring entries to the Ocean Photographer of the Year 2023 contest have been released.
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DOJ’s Google Case Adds to the Mounting Scrutiny of Big Tech
The US and Alphabet Inc.’s Google are facing off in a trial over claims the company engaged in
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Belgium reviews Apple's iPhone 12 after France halts sales over radiation
By Tassilo Hummel and Marine Strauss PARIS (Reuters) -Belgium said on Thursday it would review potential health risks linked to
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Russian air defence system destroyed in Crimea in Ukrainian attack
A Ukrainian official tells the BBC the air defence system was destroyed in a cruise missile attack.
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Escaped Pennsylvania killer Danilo Cavalcante has been captured. Here's what happens next
The convicted murderer who escaped a Pennsylvania prison late last month is once again behind bars, now facing additional charges, after a nearly two-week manhunt that captured national attention and put the surrounding community on edge.
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Extreme weather may cost the global fashion industry $65 billion by 2030
Extreme heat and flooding are set to deal a massive blow to the global fashion industry, with four of the world's top garment producing countries at risk of missing out on $65 billion in earnings by 2030, according to a study from Cornell University and investment manager Schroders.
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North Korea Says Putin May Visit After ‘Epoch-Making’ Talks With Kim
Russian President Vladimir Putin accepted an invitation from Kim Jong Un to visit North Korea after the two
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