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September 23, 2018
Russia Blames Israel for Downing of Plane by Syrian forces

Syrian government forces mistook Russian Il-20 reconnaissance plane for Israeli jet and shot it down Monday, killing all 15 people aboard

September 23, 2018
Pope Warns Lithuanians to Guard Against Anti-Semitism

Francis began his second day in the Baltics in Lithuania's second city, Kaunas, where an estimated 3,000 Jews survived out of a community of 37,000 during the 1941-1944 Nazi occupation
September 23, 2018
UK’s Labour Party Considers Backing New Brexit Vote

The change in policy, not supported by the party’s leader, could be a disaster for some of its lawmakers
September 23, 2018
100 Year Ago, US Fought Its Deadliest Battle

Sunday a ceremony will remember the American victory at Meuse-Argonne that helped to end World War I
September 22, 2018
US Won't Hesitate to Impose Sanctions Over Fuel to N. Korea

North Korea continues to employ tactics to evade UN sanctions, State Department spokeswoman says
September 22, 2018
Comcast Outbids Fox With $40B Offer for Sky

Comcast likely to win prize, thwarting Fox-backer Disney
September 22, 2018
UK PM's Team Makes Plans for Snap Election

Meanwhile, Labor leader Jeremy Corbyn says his party will challenge Prime Minister Theresa May on any Brexit deal she could strike with Brussels
September 22, 2018
Pope Begins Baltics Pilgrimage With Plea for Tolerance

In Vilnius, Francis calls on Lithuanians to use their experience enduring decades of Soviet and Nazi occupation to be model of tolerance
September 22, 2018
Path Partially Clears for Russia’s Return to International Sports

World Anti-Doping Agency reinstates Russia's laboratory for testing athletes for performance enhancing drugs
September 21, 2018
Macedonian PM Seeks US Support in Quest to Join NATO, EU

Prime Minister Zaev wants Macedonia to become 30th member of NATO in order to secure peace, economic prosperity and security for his country
September 21, 2018
Romanian Ruling Party Leader Defeats Dissenters Who Want Him Out

A past conviction in a vote-rigging case earned him a suspended jail term, which prevented him from being prime minister
September 21, 2018
Dangers, Opportunities for Turkey in Idlib Deal, Analysts Say

Demilitarized zone in Syrian enclave, agreed to by Erdogan and Putin, for now averts Syrian regime offensive backed by Russian forces against last rebel-held bastion

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Sunday 23 September 2018

Russia Blames Israel for Downing of Plane by Syrian forces

Pope Warns Lithuanians to Guard Against Anti-Semitism

UK’s Labour Party Considers Backing New Brexit Vote

100 Year Ago, US Fought Its Deadliest Battle

US Won't Hesitate to Impose Sanctions Over Fuel to N. Korea

Comcast Outbids Fox With $40B Offer for Sky

UK PM's Team Makes Plans for Snap Election

Pope Begins Baltics Pilgrimage With Plea for Tolerance

Path Partially Clears for Russia’s Return to International Sports

Macedonian PM Seeks US Support in Quest to Join NATO, EU

Romanian Ruling Party Leader Defeats Dissenters Who Want Him Out

Dangers, Opportunities for Turkey in Idlib Deal, Analysts Say

More Europe News

Russia Blames Israel for Downing of Plane by Syrian forces

Pope Warns Lithuanians to Guard Against Anti-Semitism

UK’s Labour Party Considers Backing New Brexit Vote

100 Year Ago, US Fought Its Deadliest Battle

US Won't Hesitate to Impose Sanctions Over Fuel to N. Korea

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September 20, 2018

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