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Royal Baby 'Will Suck our Blood in Mid-21st Century', Says Russian Lawmaker
The royal baby boy, born to Kate Middleton and Prince William, is yet
another British monarch who will suck the blood of Russians in the
mid-21st century, says a Russian lawmaker.
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Fall of 'Islamic model' in Egypt has Erdogan fearing coup in Turkey
Prime Minister Recep Erdogan, alarmed by the military coup in Egypt, was said to fear a similar scenario in Turkey.
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'Recognizing same-sex unions brings us closer to apocalypse' - Head of Russian Orthodox Church
The Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia Kirill sees the recognition of
same-sex unions by Western countries as a portent of doom.
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A decision 'written by American hands with Zionist ink'
"The blacklisting of Hezbollah is Israel forcing its way on the EU," was the response from Lebanon's Al-Manar TV.
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Defense Minister: Egyptian Sinai Op. Dragging Out
Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon said Tuesday that while the Egyptian army
is operating effectively against terrorists in the Sinai, the process is
taking longer than Israel had hoped.
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Home Front Command simulates chemical missile attack on Tel Aviv
The IDF Home Front Command (HFC) launched a three-day exercise on
Tuesday simulating a chemical and conventional missile attack on Tel
Aviv.
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Syria conflict: Top US general outlines military options
The top US military officer has outlined the costs, risks and benefits
of possible American military involvement in the Syrian conflict.
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North Korea Mass Games mark 60th anniversary of Korean War
North Korea launched a new run of its large-scale "Arirang" performance
in Pyongyang on Monday to mark the 60th Anniversary of the end of
hostilities during the Korean War.
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EU's Ashton Adds to 'Settlement' Discrimination
EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton is pushing for comprehensive
guidelines to introduce separate labeling for products made by Jews in
Judea and Samaria.
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EU urges Egypt junta to free ex-president
EU countries have urged the Egyptian military to release the country's deposed president for the sake of political stability.