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An Australian lawmaker sustained “critical injuries” after a car struck her in an alleged attack on Monday. Helen Haines, an independent MP from the state of Victoria, was hit by a vehicle near to her ...

In Belgium this weekend, hundreds of protesters in Brussels and Liège clashed with police officers, five of whom were injured ...

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US defence stocks have been dragged down by growing expectations of a Democratic sweep in the upcoming midterm elections, as ...

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Ukraine received intelligence from western partners about just one of two Russian ballistic missile attacks overnight into ...

Deutsche Telekom, Orange, Telefónica and Vodafone to explore joint bid for spectrum to provide mobile satellite coverage ...