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Flag, anthem restrictions dropped for Russian, Belarusian swimmers
The move signals a further easing of restrictions on athletes from the two countries by sports governing bodies.
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French court rules cement giant Lafarge guilty of funding Syrian terrorism
Long running case regarding Lafarte’s actions amid Syrian civil war sees company ordered to pay fine, executives jailed.
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Orban was defeated in Hungary, but Orbanism lives on
Viktor Orban’s stepping stone – the EU’s own illiberal tendencies and militarism – is still very much present.
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Soon to be seen off West Seattle: Cruise-ship season is days away
(File photo of Norwegian Jade via Wikimedia Commons) One more sign of spring: Seattle’s cruise-ship season is about to start.…
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FOLLOWUP: Sweep reportedly planned this week at Rotary Viewpoint Park (and vicinity) encampment
(March 29, emergency response at 35th/Alaska after assaults) We’re at City Hall, where District 1 Councilmember Rob Saka and staff…
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2 critically injured in stabbing during reported Everett home burglary
Two people who were critically injured in the stabbing were taken to the hospital. Residents detained the suspect until deputies…
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Man arrested in connection to Belltown deadly shooting
A Seattle man, 27, was arrested on suspicion of first-degree murder and robbery in a plot to steal drugs, police…
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Goose nest harassment leads to arrest
Police in Milton–Edgewood arrested a suspect after reports of a person harassing a nesting goose outside a bank.
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What do we know about sea mines in and around the Strait of Hormuz?
The psychological terror that the presence of sea mines can generate could paralyse the Strait of Hormuz.
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‘Drinking Arsenal tears’: How the Gunners’ stumble sparked a meme frenzy
As a Man City fan’s ‘Arsenal bottle job’ celebration goes viral, football fans take a dig at the London club’s…
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