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We've Been Looking In The Wrong Place, Says MH370 Search Team
Top searchers at the Dutch company leading the underwater hunt for Malaysia Airlines jet MH370 say they believe the plane may have glided down rather than dived in the final moments, meaning they have been scouring the wrong patch of ocean for two years.
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Thailand Examines 'Aircraft Debris' Stoking Malaysia's MH370 Conjecture
The Thai military is examining whether a chunk of metal debris washed up on a beach is from an aircraft, an official said today, stirring local media speculation it may belong to missing Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370.
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Confirmed MH370 Wing Part Won't Change Search: Australia
Confirmation that a plane part that washed up on a remote island was from missing jet MH370 was useful but would not alter the search for the plane, Australian investigators said today.
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International Team Inspects MH17 Wreckage at Dutch Air Base
International investigators looking into the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 over Ukraine last July met for their first joint consultation this week, examining cracks and impact patterns on the jet's fuselage, Dutch officials said on Friday.
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Malaysia to Release MH370 Report One Day Before Anniversary
Malaysia will release an interim report on its investigation into Flight MH370 on March 7, a day before the first anniversary of the jet's mysterious disappearance, an official said today.
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Investigators Start Jet Crash Site Search: Ukraine
With the sound of artillery blasts at a distance, dozens of international investigators arrived on Friday at the eastern Ukraine site where Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 crashed and began a painstaking search for the remains of as many as 80 victims.
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Russia Says Hopeful Malaysia Jet Crash Investigation will be Objective
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Monday Moscow was hopeful an investigation into a downed airliner over eastern Ukraine would be objective and respect a presumption of innocence.
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Russia Says Hopeful Malaysia Jet Crash Investigation Will be Objective
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Monday Moscow was hopeful an investigation into a downed airliner over eastern Ukraine would be objective and respect a presumption of innocence.
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MH17 Black Boxes to be Sent to UK Lab: Malaysia
The black boxes recovered from the crash of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 in eastern Ukraine will be sent to British aviation investigators for analysis, Malaysia has said.
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Russia Offers 'Comprehensive Help' to Malaysia Jet Crash Probe
Russia said on Tuesday that it was ready to offer full cooperation with an international investigation into the downing of the Malaysian passenger jet after backing the UN Security Council resolution on the probe.
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US, Europe Should Get Tough on Russia: Clinton
Hillary Rodham Clinton said on Monday that the US and Europe should work together to develop tougher sanctions on Russia while she backed President Barack Obama's calls for a thorough investigation into the passenger jet that was shot down last week over Ukraine.
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Barack Obama Calls for Immediate Access to Crash Site
President Barack Obama is calling for international investigators to have "immediate and full access" to the site in eastern Ukraine, where a passenger jet was shot down last week.
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Dutch Tell Rebels: Train Full of Bodies Must Leave
Dutch forensic investigators told armed separatists guarding train cars full of bodies from the downed Malaysia Airlines jet on Monday that the train must be allowed to leave within hours.
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Rebels in Eastern Ukraine Take Full Control of MH17 Plane Crash Bodies
Rebels in eastern Ukraine took full control Sunday of the bodies recovered from downed Malaysia Airlines Flight 17, and European leaders issued a strong call for Russian President Vladimir Putin to make sure international investigators had full access to the crash site.
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Malaysia approves international investigation into missing flight
Malaysia's cabinet approved on Wednesday the appointment of an international team to investigate the disappearance of missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, the country's acting Transport Minister Hishammuddin Hussein said.
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We've Been Looking In The Wrong Place, Says MH370 Search Team
Top searchers at the Dutch company leading the underwater hunt for Malaysia Airlines jet MH370 say they believe the plane may have glided down rather than dived in the final moments, meaning they have been scouring the wrong patch of ocean for two years.
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Thailand Examines 'Aircraft Debris' Stoking Malaysia's MH370 Conjecture
The Thai military is examining whether a chunk of metal debris washed up on a beach is from an aircraft, an official said today, stirring local media speculation it may belong to missing Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370.
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Confirmed MH370 Wing Part Won't Change Search: Australia
Confirmation that a plane part that washed up on a remote island was from missing jet MH370 was useful but would not alter the search for the plane, Australian investigators said today.
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International Team Inspects MH17 Wreckage at Dutch Air Base
International investigators looking into the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 over Ukraine last July met for their first joint consultation this week, examining cracks and impact patterns on the jet's fuselage, Dutch officials said on Friday.
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Malaysia to Release MH370 Report One Day Before Anniversary
Malaysia will release an interim report on its investigation into Flight MH370 on March 7, a day before the first anniversary of the jet's mysterious disappearance, an official said today.
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Investigators Start Jet Crash Site Search: Ukraine
With the sound of artillery blasts at a distance, dozens of international investigators arrived on Friday at the eastern Ukraine site where Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 crashed and began a painstaking search for the remains of as many as 80 victims.
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Russia Says Hopeful Malaysia Jet Crash Investigation will be Objective
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Monday Moscow was hopeful an investigation into a downed airliner over eastern Ukraine would be objective and respect a presumption of innocence.
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Russia Says Hopeful Malaysia Jet Crash Investigation Will be Objective
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Monday Moscow was hopeful an investigation into a downed airliner over eastern Ukraine would be objective and respect a presumption of innocence.
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MH17 Black Boxes to be Sent to UK Lab: Malaysia
The black boxes recovered from the crash of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 in eastern Ukraine will be sent to British aviation investigators for analysis, Malaysia has said.
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Russia Offers 'Comprehensive Help' to Malaysia Jet Crash Probe
Russia said on Tuesday that it was ready to offer full cooperation with an international investigation into the downing of the Malaysian passenger jet after backing the UN Security Council resolution on the probe.
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US, Europe Should Get Tough on Russia: Clinton
Hillary Rodham Clinton said on Monday that the US and Europe should work together to develop tougher sanctions on Russia while she backed President Barack Obama's calls for a thorough investigation into the passenger jet that was shot down last week over Ukraine.
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Barack Obama Calls for Immediate Access to Crash Site
President Barack Obama is calling for international investigators to have "immediate and full access" to the site in eastern Ukraine, where a passenger jet was shot down last week.
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Dutch Tell Rebels: Train Full of Bodies Must Leave
Dutch forensic investigators told armed separatists guarding train cars full of bodies from the downed Malaysia Airlines jet on Monday that the train must be allowed to leave within hours.
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Rebels in Eastern Ukraine Take Full Control of MH17 Plane Crash Bodies
Rebels in eastern Ukraine took full control Sunday of the bodies recovered from downed Malaysia Airlines Flight 17, and European leaders issued a strong call for Russian President Vladimir Putin to make sure international investigators had full access to the crash site.
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Malaysia approves international investigation into missing flight
Malaysia's cabinet approved on Wednesday the appointment of an international team to investigate the disappearance of missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, the country's acting Transport Minister Hishammuddin Hussein said.
