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Walmart employee kills six in US mass shooting

Walmart employee kills six in US mass shooting

A Walmart employee shot dead six people at a store bustling with Thanksgiving holiday shoppers, before turning the pistol on himself, police said Wednesday, in the country's second mass shooting in four days.

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Portugal will not be 'pushovers' at Rugby World Cup, says coach Lagisquet

Portugal will not be 'pushovers' at Rugby World Cup, says coach Lagisquet

Portugal will not travel to next year's Rugby World Cup in France as "pushovers" despite being the 20th and last team to qualify for the tournament, according to coach Patrice Lagisquet.

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Germany protest against World Cup armband ban

Germany protest against World Cup armband ban

German players covered their mouths for a World Cup team photo on Wednesday in a protest against FIFA's decision to ban rainbow-themed armbands as Luka Modric's Croatia played out a 0-0 draw against Morocco.

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Turkey more determined 'than ever' to secure Syrian border

Turkey more determined 'than ever' to secure Syrian border

Turkey said Wednesday it was more determined than ever to secure its Syrian border from attacks by Kurdish forces, threatening a ground operation "at the most convenient time."

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Uniper rescue to cost Germany an extra 25 bn euros

Uniper rescue to cost Germany an extra 25 bn euros

Troubled gas giant Uniper on Wednesday said the German government would need to spend an additional 25 billion euros under a planned nationalisation to stave off the firm's collapse in the wake of Russia's war in Ukraine.

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French aid groups in disarray after latest Mali bustup

French aid groups in disarray after latest Mali bustup

French-backed NGOs in Mali fear their future is in limbo after relations between the military-run hosts and France hit the wall.

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Trial of Kremlin critic Yashin starts in Russia

Trial of Kremlin critic Yashin starts in Russia

A Russian court on Wednesday began the trial of opposition politician Ilya Yashin who faces up to a decade in prison for denouncing President Vladimir Putin's assault on Ukraine.

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Germany players cover mouths in protest for World Cup photo

Germany players cover mouths in protest for World Cup photo

Germany's players covered their mouths for the team photo before their World Cup opener against Japan on Wednesday in protest at FIFA's refusal to allow rainbow-themed armbands.

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Manchester United owners eye record football club sale

Manchester United owners eye record football club sale

Manchester United would fetch a record amount for a football club should their American owners sell the English giants after 17 years at the helm, analysts said Wednesday.

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Strike kills Ukraine newborn and hits Kyiv infrastructure

Strike kills Ukraine newborn and hits Kyiv infrastructure

Russian strikes killed a newborn baby at a maternity ward in southern Ukraine and targeted energy infrastructure in the capital Kyiv on Wednesday, the latest in a series of systematic attacks that has caused nationwide blackouts.

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