Three people hurt in Moscow taxi incident to be discharged from hospital: RIA

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Three people who were hurt when a taxi drove into pedestrians in central Moscow on Saturday will be released from hospital in coming days, state RIA news agency cited a city health official as saying on Sunday.

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John Legend Tells Paul Ryan 'F*** You' Over Father's Day Tweet, Amid Separation Of Families At Border - Newsweek

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John Legend Tells Paul Ryan 'F*** You' Over Father's Day Tweet, Amid Separation Of Families At Border Newsweek The singer John Legend has hit out at House Speaker Paul Ryan after the latter shared a Father's Day post explaining that his children were his “highest priority.” “My life changed the day I became a father. Liza, Charlie, and Sam are my highest priority. and more »

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Japanese princess to visit World Cup in Russia: report

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Japan's Princess Takamado will arrive in Russia on Monday to watch her national team compete in the soccer World Cup, the Kyodo news agency reported, marking the first visit to Russia by a Japanese royal in over 100 years.

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Suspect dead after 20 hurt in shooting at New Jersey arts festival

(Reuters) - A suspected gunman was fatally shot after multiple people opened fire at an all-night arts festival in New Jersey, wounding 20 people including a boy who is in critical condition, authorities said on Sunday.

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New Jersey arts festival: One shooter dead, 20 injured

About 1,000 people were attending the New Jersey arts event when at least two people opened fire.

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Taliban, roaming Afghan cities amid Eid euphoria, say ceasefire ends at midnight

KABUL (Reuters) - Taliban militants headed into cities across Afghanistan on Sunday as they celebrated their Eid ceasefire with feasts and selfies, raising questions about what happens when the ceasefire ends at midnight (1930 GMT).

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Bavaria piles pressure on Merkel for EU migrant deal to avert crisis

BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel's Bavarian allies denied a newspaper report on Sunday that they will give her two weeks to deliver a European solution on migrant policy before defying her by starting to turn away refugees at the border.

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Aquarius: Migrant ship arrives in Spain

The Aquarius was previously refused entry by Italy and Malta. Its 629 passengers landed in the Port of Valencia after over a week at sea.

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Colombia election: Polls open as voters choose between extremes

Voters in Sunday's second round must choose between a business-friendly conservative or a leftist.

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Nigeria attacks: Blasts and rockets 'kill 31' in Borno state

The twin blasts and rocket fire in Borno state come as the army chief says the north-east is now safe.

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Iceland smite Messi hopes - in pictures

The smallest nation ever to play in a World Cup frustrate Argentina's talisman.

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Blasts kill 31 people in northeast Nigerian state of Borno: residents

MAIDUGURI, Nigeria (Reuters) - Blasts killed at least 31 people in the northeast Nigerian state of Borno, two residents said on Sunday, marking the largest attack in several weeks in a part of the country blighted by the Islamist militant Boko Haram insurgency.

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UK interior minister says was victim of moped theft, pledges police action

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's interior minister, Sajid Javid, said on Sunday that his phone had been stolen by moped-riding thieves several months ago and that he was seeking changes to police rules to help tackle the growing problem.

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Three decades on, Greece, Macedonia sign pact to change ex-Yugoslav republic's name

PRESPES, Greece/ BITOLA, Macedonia (Reuters) - Greece and Macedonia defied protests and set aside three decades of dispute on Sunday as they agreed on a new name for the Balkan state, potentially paving the way for Macedonia's admission to the European Union and NATO.

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Blast kills 31 people in northeast Nigerian state of Borno: residents

MAIDUGURI, Nigeria (Reuters) - A blast killed at least 31 people in the northeast Nigerian state of Borno, two residents said on Sunday.

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Cambodia Prince Ranariddh injured and wife killed in car crash

Former PM Norodom Ranariddh and Ouk Phalla were travelling to meet supporters in the south-west.

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Moscow crash taxi driver flees scene

The driver of a taxi runs from the scene after ploughing through pedestrians in the Russian capital.

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Taliban, roaming Afghan cities amid Eid euphoria, rule out ceasefire extension

KABUL (Reuters) - Taliban militants headed into cities across Afghanistan on Sunday as they celebrated their Eid ceasefire with feasts and selfies, raising questions about what happens when the ceasefire ends at midnight.

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UK interior minister robbed by moped rider, pledges police action

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's interior minister, Sajid Javid, said on Sunday that his phone had been stolen by moped-riding thieves several months ago and that he was seeking changes to police rules to help tackle the growing problem.

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Thousands hold peaceful protests in Vietnam against foreign investment plans

(Reuters) - Thousands of people in central Vietnam demonstrated peacefully on Sunday against government plans to lease new economic zones to foreign investors, witnesses told Reuters, a few days after protesters in a nearby province clashed with police.

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Yemen war: Battle rages over Hudaydah airport

Fighting goes on despite government reports the airport in the key Yemen city was seized from rebels.

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One person dead after 20 people, including a 13 year-old-boy, were shot at all-night art event

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