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Liberati tre ostaggi civili israeliani dopo 484 giorni di prigionia a Gaza
GAZA – Oggi si è conclusa una lunga e drammatica prigionia per tre ostaggi civili israeliani, che hanno trascorso 484 giorni nelle mani dei terroristi…
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Liberati tre ostaggi civili israeliani dopo 484 giorni di prigionia a Gaza
GAZA – Oggi si è conclusa una lunga e drammatica prigionia per tre ostaggi civili israeliani, che hanno trascorso 484 giorni nelle mani dei terroristi a Gaza.…
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Liberati tre ostaggi civili israeliani dopo 484 giorni di prigionia a Gaza
GAZA – Oggi si è conclusa una lunga e drammatica prigionia per tre ostaggi civili israeliani, che hanno trascorso…
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Caso Almasri, tensione tra governo e magistrati: l’Ue richiama l’Italia
ROMA – Continua lo scontro tra governo e magistratura sul caso del carceriere libico Nijeem Osama Almasri, mentre l’Unione…
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Strage nei cieli di Washington: ritrovate le scatole nere
Le autorità statunitensi continuano a indagare sul tragico incidente aereo avvenuto nei cieli di Washington, dove un aereo di…
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Ucraina: soldati nordcoreani ritirati dal fronte, Zelensky accusa la Russia di terrorismo
(Shutterstock) Le forze armate russe hanno ritirato i soldati nordcoreani che si erano uniti alle truppe russe nel conflitto…
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Liberati tre ostaggi civili israeliani dopo 484 giorni di prigionia a Gaza
GAZA – Oggi si è conclusa una lunga e drammatica prigionia per tre ostaggi civili israeliani, che hanno trascorso 484 giorni nelle mani dei terroristi a Gaza. I primi a essere liberati sono stati Yarden Bibas e Ofer Calderon, seguiti…
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Toyota eyes mass EV output in China as early as 2019: report
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Scaramucci awaits U.S. approval for China deal
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Evacuation orders lifted but California wildfire rages on
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CenturyLink CEO says disagrees with Minnesota claims
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Army steps in as severe storms cause chaos in New Zealand
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Deutsche Bank, JPMorgan to pay $148 million to end yen Libor cases in U.S.
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Toyota eyes mass EV output in China as early as 2019: report
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Scaramucci awaits U.S. approval for China deal
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Evacuation orders lifted but California wildfire rages on
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CenturyLink CEO says disagrees with Minnesota claims
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Army steps in as severe storms cause chaos in New Zealand
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Deutsche Bank, JPMorgan to pay $148 million to end yen Libor cases in U.S.
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Liberati tre ostaggi civili israeliani dopo 484 giorni di prigionia a Gaza
GAZA – Oggi si è conclusa una lunga e drammatica prigionia per tre ostaggi civili israeliani, che hanno trascorso 484 giorni nelle mani dei terroristi…
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Toyota eyes mass EV output in China as early as 2019: report
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Scaramucci awaits U.S. approval for China deal
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Evacuation orders lifted but California wildfire rages on
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CenturyLink CEO says disagrees with Minnesota claims
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Army steps in as severe storms cause chaos in New Zealand
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Deutsche Bank, JPMorgan to pay $148 million to end yen Libor cases in U.S.
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Toyota eyes mass EV output in China as early as 2019: report
[ad_1] TOKYO (Reuters) – Toyota Motor Corp is likely to begin mass production of electric vehicles (EVs) in China as early as 2019, the Asahi daily reported on Saturday.…
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Scaramucci awaits U.S. approval for China deal
[ad_1] NEW YORK (Reuters) – Anthony Scaramucci, the Trump administration’s new communications director, has yet to get approval from U.S. regulators to sell his hedge fund firm to a…
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Evacuation orders lifted but California wildfire rages on
[ad_1] (Reuters) – Residents of a historic gold-mining town in central California began returning home on Friday as evacuation orders prompted by a massive wildfire were lifted, but some…
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CenturyLink CEO says disagrees with Minnesota claims
[ad_1] (Reuters) – The chief executive of CenturyLink Inc said he disagrees with claims made by the Minnesota Attorney General of not cooperating with the investigation related to a…
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Army steps in as severe storms cause chaos in New Zealand
[ad_1] (Reuters) – The largest city on New Zealand’s south island has declared a state of emergency amid a severe storm which has already seen hundreds of homes evacuated…
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Deutsche Bank, JPMorgan to pay $148 million to end yen Libor cases in U.S.
[ad_1] NEW YORK (Reuters) – Deutsche Bank AG (DBKGn.DE) and JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM.N) have agreed to pay a combined $148 million to end private U.S. antitrust litigation…
