At least 20 injured in northern Israel explosion
About 20 people has been injured by an unexploded ordnance, police say, according to preliminary indications.
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Explosion in northern Israel, students and teachers injured
About 20 people has been injured by an unexploded ordnance, police say, according to preliminary indications.
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Nobel economics prize awarded to Robert Hall and Michael Woodford
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Trump thinks Ukraine needs a new president. Who could replace Zelenskyy?
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Indian opposition protesters in New Delhi call on election chief to quit
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Alvarez vs M’billi boxing bout to go ahead despite Saudi airport attacks
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Alvarez vs M’billi boxing bout to go ahead in Saudi Arabia despite attacks
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