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Russland attackiert die Anrainer der Ostsee zunehmend mit Drohnen, warnt der Innenminister. Die Staaten wollen sich deswegen zur Drohnenabwehr zusammenschließen.
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Teacher fined RM16,000 over criminal force against 3 students
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Nepal declines foreign rescue help
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US satellite imagery restrictions leave journalists in the dark on Iran and Gaza
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