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July 20, 2017
Treasury Department Fines Exxon Mobil for Russia Sanctions Violations

Violations occurred while Secretary of State Tillerson was Exxon CEO

July 20, 2017
UK Royals Make Pretzels, Visit German Cancer Research Center

Prince William and his wife, Kate, stopped in university city of Heidelberg on second day of their visit to Germany
July 20, 2017
Fidget Spinners as Campaign Goodies? Russia Probes Claims

State-owned Rossiya 24 put out report last month, claiming popular toys were sold at opposition rallies to lure supporters
July 20, 2017
Year After Reporter Killed in Ukraine, No Progress in Probe

Ukrainian journalists say case of Pavel Sheremet's killing mired in either incompetence or deliberate inaction
July 20, 2017
European Human Rights Court Rejects Free Speech Defense of Extremist Videos

Court rules that online videos considered by Belgian court to be Islamist hate speech are not protected under free speech provisions
July 20, 2017
Germany Cautions Citizens on Turkey After Activist Jailed

Foreign minister also says he can't see how German government can guarantee German companies' investments in Turkey
July 20, 2017
French Military Spending Squeeze Prompts Top General's Resignation

France's military head has resigned after a clash with President Emmanuel Macron over budget cuts. The resignation has revealed the pressures facing Macron's new government as he tries to balance the books while maintaining military commitments at home and overseas. Henry Ridgwell reports.
July 20, 2017
Russia Obtains Gas Turbines for Crimea, But Can It Turn Them On?

No Russian company, according to Reuters data, has ever got a Siemens turbine working without the help of the manufacturer
July 19, 2017
'Shame on You:' Survivors of Tower Block Fire Berate London Council

About 70 survivors of last month's fire at Grenfell high-rise that killed at least 80 people boo new leader of local authority
July 19, 2017
EU Closer to Sanctions on Poland Over Changes in Judiciary

New street protests and heated debate erupted in the Polish parliament Wednesday over government's controversial attempt to take control of the judiciary
July 19, 2017
German-Turkish Tensions Rise Over Detention of German National in Turkey

Growing number of German nationals detained in Turkey, but Ankara remains defiant
July 19, 2017
Measles Kills 35 Children in Europe; Minnesota Outbreak Not Over

Thirty-five European children have died from measles in the past 12 months in what the World Health Organization calls an "unacceptable" tragedy. The deaths could have been prevented by a vaccine. A measles outbreak in Minnesota sent nearly two dozen people to the hospital. Still, some parents in developed countries continue to believe false reports that the measles vaccine causes autism. VOA's Carol Pearson reports.

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Thursday 20 July 2017

Treasury Department Fines Exxon Mobil for Russia Sanctions Violations

UK Royals Make Pretzels, Visit German Cancer Research Center

Fidget Spinners as Campaign Goodies? Russia Probes Claims

Year After Reporter Killed in Ukraine, No Progress in Probe

European Human Rights Court Rejects Free Speech Defense of Extremist Videos

Germany Cautions Citizens on Turkey After Activist Jailed

French Military Spending Squeeze Prompts Top General's Resignation

Russia Obtains Gas Turbines for Crimea, But Can It Turn Them On?

'Shame on You:' Survivors of Tower Block Fire Berate London Council

EU Closer to Sanctions on Poland Over Changes in Judiciary

German-Turkish Tensions Rise Over Detention of German National in Turkey

Measles Kills 35 Children in Europe; Minnesota Outbreak Not Over

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Treasury Department Fines Exxon Mobil for Russia Sanctions Violations

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European Human Rights Court Rejects Free Speech Defense of Extremist Videos

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