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PrivatBank wins London appeal in lawsuit against ex-owners
LONDON/KIEV (Reuters) - PrivatBank won an appeal in a London court on Tuesday that allows Ukraine's largest lender to pursue claims worth billions of dollars against its former owners.
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'Invisible' Bosnians born of wartime rape use art to find their voice
SARAJEVO, Oct 14 (Reuters) - Ajna Jusic, the first baby to be registered as born of rape during the Bosnian war in the 1990s, describes to a packed Sarajevo theater the discrimination and bullying she endured as a child with an unknown father and a mother branded a "whore" in a deeply patriarchal society.
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Climate change activists defy police ban on London protests
LONDON (Reuters) - Climate change activists, including one of the founders of Extinction Rebellion, defied a police order to end protests on Tuesday after a week of disruption in London, targeting Britain's transport ministry and security agency MI5.
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Belarus briefly detains Russian woman under U.S. sanctions: reports
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Belarus briefly detained a Russian national who is under U.S. sanctions for her alleged role in cyber attacks, the RIA and Interfax news agency reported on Tuesday.
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Soccer: Flags fly, anthems play, but North Korea blacks out World Cup qualifier with South
SEOUL (Reuters) - Long-time foes North and South Korea played a World Cup qualifier on Tuesday, their first football match in the North in 30 years, but fans were left in the dark with Pyongyang refusing to broadcast the game live.
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Belarus briefly detains Russian woman under U.S. sanctions - reports
MOSCOW, Oct 15 (Reuters) - Belarus briefly detained a Russian national who is under U.S. sanctions for her alleged role in cyber attacks, the RIA and Interfax news agency reported on Tuesday.
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Former Ivory Coast rebel leader Soro to run for president
DAKAR, Oct 15 (Reuters) - Former Ivory Coast rebel leader Guillaume Soro has announced he will run in next year's presidential election, a vote seen as a major test of stability in the West African country after two civil wars this century.
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UPDATE 2-Climate change activists defy police ban on London protests
LONDON, Oct 15 (Reuters) - Climate change activists, including one of the founders of Extinction Rebellion, defied a police order to end protests on Tuesday after a week of disruption in London, targeting Britain's transport ministry and security agency MI5.
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UPDATE 2-Soccer-Flags fly, anthems play, but N.Korea blacks out World Cup qualifier with South
SEOUL, Oct 15 (Reuters) - Long-time foes North and South Korea played a World Cup qualifier on Tuesday, their first football match in the North in 30 years, but fans were left in the dark with Pyongyang refusing to broadcast the game live.
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Malaysia offers to increase imports from India after Kashmir row
KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia is considering raising imports of raw sugar and buffalo meat from India, potentially easing trade tensions after reports New Delhi could restrict Malaysian palm oil imports following the country's criticism of India's actions in Kashmir.
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