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FIFA World Cup: Romelu Lukaku Scores Twice As Belgium Rip Into Costa Rica In Warm-Up Match
A powerful brace from Romelu Lukaku and a glittering performance from Eden Hazard saw Belgium beat Costa Rica 4-1 in Brussels in their final World Cup warm up on Monday.
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Emmanuel Macron Says Was Ready To Out-Trump Trump In Handshake
As cameras rolled, Macron held on tight to Trump's notorious power grip as the two men sat next to each other, the Frenchman's mouth clenched and eyes firmly fixed at the 70-year-old tycoon's squinty stare.
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World Powers Seek Billions More Dollars To Keep Afghanistan Running
World powers will convene on Brussels on Tuesday to raise billions more dollars for Afghanistan to keep the country running until 2020, but the bigger prize would be a peace deal after almost four decades of conflict.
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Afghanistan Seeks $3B In Aid As Corruption Concerns Persist
Afghanistan's leaders will head to Brussels this week, seeking billions of dollars in aid as the country confronts an increasingly powerful Taliban insurgency and pervasive corruption.
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European Union Proposes 'Major Overhaul' Of Car Regulation After Volkswagen Scandal
The EU on Wednesday pushed to take control of car regulation in Europe in the wake of the Volkswagen scandal, unveiling proposals that would grant Brussels new powers to impose huge fines and recall vehicles.
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Europe to Back Iran Nuclear Deal in Signal to US Congress
The European Union will approve the Iran nuclear deal with world powers on Monday, a first step towards lifting Europe's economic sanctions against Tehran that the bloc hopes will send a signal that the U.S. Congress will follow.
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Britain's Philip Hammond, 'Quiet Man' Who Could Make Noise in Europe
Philip Hammond, named Britain's new foreign secretary on Tuesday, is an arch-eurosceptic who wants to leave the European Union unless London retakes significant powers from Brussels.
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World powers to meet in Brussels to map out Iran plans
Officials from six world powers meet in Brussels on Wednesday to plan for a possible new round of talks with Iran, the latest effort to resolve a decade-long stand-off over its nuclear programme and avert the threat of a military conflict.
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World stocks up slightly as US home sales improve
The U.S. housing data was a sorely needed bright spot that helped power Wall Street to gains on Tuesday.
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FIFA World Cup: Romelu Lukaku Scores Twice As Belgium Rip Into Costa Rica In Warm-Up Match
A powerful brace from Romelu Lukaku and a glittering performance from Eden Hazard saw Belgium beat Costa Rica 4-1 in Brussels in their final World Cup warm up on Monday.
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Emmanuel Macron Says Was Ready To Out-Trump Trump In Handshake
As cameras rolled, Macron held on tight to Trump's notorious power grip as the two men sat next to each other, the Frenchman's mouth clenched and eyes firmly fixed at the 70-year-old tycoon's squinty stare.
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World Powers Seek Billions More Dollars To Keep Afghanistan Running
World powers will convene on Brussels on Tuesday to raise billions more dollars for Afghanistan to keep the country running until 2020, but the bigger prize would be a peace deal after almost four decades of conflict.
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Afghanistan Seeks $3B In Aid As Corruption Concerns Persist
Afghanistan's leaders will head to Brussels this week, seeking billions of dollars in aid as the country confronts an increasingly powerful Taliban insurgency and pervasive corruption.
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European Union Proposes 'Major Overhaul' Of Car Regulation After Volkswagen Scandal
The EU on Wednesday pushed to take control of car regulation in Europe in the wake of the Volkswagen scandal, unveiling proposals that would grant Brussels new powers to impose huge fines and recall vehicles.
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Europe to Back Iran Nuclear Deal in Signal to US Congress
The European Union will approve the Iran nuclear deal with world powers on Monday, a first step towards lifting Europe's economic sanctions against Tehran that the bloc hopes will send a signal that the U.S. Congress will follow.
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Britain's Philip Hammond, 'Quiet Man' Who Could Make Noise in Europe
Philip Hammond, named Britain's new foreign secretary on Tuesday, is an arch-eurosceptic who wants to leave the European Union unless London retakes significant powers from Brussels.
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World powers to meet in Brussels to map out Iran plans
Officials from six world powers meet in Brussels on Wednesday to plan for a possible new round of talks with Iran, the latest effort to resolve a decade-long stand-off over its nuclear programme and avert the threat of a military conflict.
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World stocks up slightly as US home sales improve
The U.S. housing data was a sorely needed bright spot that helped power Wall Street to gains on Tuesday.
