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Ex-Peruvian President Dies After Shooting Self As Police Close In
Alan Garcia, a two-time president of Peru, died Wednesday morning after shooting himself as police attempted to arrest him in the wide-ranging corruption scandal that has implicated scores of leaders in Peru and Latin America.
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Prisoner Drugged His Twin, Then Escaped From Jail - To See His Mom
When it comes to plotting a brazen prison escape, there may be few stratagems more effective - or soulless - than swapping places with your unwitting identical twin.
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Berlin Airport Workers To Strike Again On Monday Over Pay
Ground staff at Berlin's two airports will begin a 25-hour strike on Monday, their trade union said on Sunday, stepping up action in a pay dispute that has already caused the cancellation of around 1,000 flights.
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Swedish Diplomat Expelled From Moscow: Swedish Foreign Ministry
A Swedish diplomat has been expelled from Moscow in a tit-for-tat move after the Scandinavian country recently kicked out a Russian diplomat, Sweden's foreign ministry said on Monday.
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Jubilant Fans Welcome World Cup Champions Germany Home
Crowds began massing in central Berlin before dawn and thousands more supporters gathered on a viewing platform under warm summer sunshine at Tegel airport to meet the plane that carried the World Cup-winning German team.
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New Berlin airport opening delayed indefinitely: officials
The scheduled opening of Berlin's new main airport next month has been delayed indefinitely due to problems with fire protection measures, authorities said on Tuesday. Berlin-Brandenburg International Airport, designed to replace the city's current two hubs, Schoenefeld and Tegel, was scheduled to welcome its first flights on June 3.
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Ex-Peruvian President Dies After Shooting Self As Police Close In
Alan Garcia, a two-time president of Peru, died Wednesday morning after shooting himself as police attempted to arrest him in the wide-ranging corruption scandal that has implicated scores of leaders in Peru and Latin America.
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Prisoner Drugged His Twin, Then Escaped From Jail - To See His Mom
When it comes to plotting a brazen prison escape, there may be few stratagems more effective - or soulless - than swapping places with your unwitting identical twin.
-
Berlin Airport Workers To Strike Again On Monday Over Pay
Ground staff at Berlin's two airports will begin a 25-hour strike on Monday, their trade union said on Sunday, stepping up action in a pay dispute that has already caused the cancellation of around 1,000 flights.
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Swedish Diplomat Expelled From Moscow: Swedish Foreign Ministry
A Swedish diplomat has been expelled from Moscow in a tit-for-tat move after the Scandinavian country recently kicked out a Russian diplomat, Sweden's foreign ministry said on Monday.
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Jubilant Fans Welcome World Cup Champions Germany Home
Crowds began massing in central Berlin before dawn and thousands more supporters gathered on a viewing platform under warm summer sunshine at Tegel airport to meet the plane that carried the World Cup-winning German team.
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New Berlin airport opening delayed indefinitely: officials
The scheduled opening of Berlin's new main airport next month has been delayed indefinitely due to problems with fire protection measures, authorities said on Tuesday. Berlin-Brandenburg International Airport, designed to replace the city's current two hubs, Schoenefeld and Tegel, was scheduled to welcome its first flights on June 3.
