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Heartbroken Iran exit World Cup amid silver lining of Mexican hospitality
In their three weeks in Tijuana, Iran’s players established a reciprocal relationship of love and respect with Mexicans.
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Pakistan-administered Kashmir returns to daily life after deadly protests
Shops reopened and public transport services partially resumed in Pakistan-administered Kashmir after weeks of protests.
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Mourners light candles after deadly German shelter shooting
Residents lit candles on Monday evening near the site of a shooting that killed six staff members at a German…
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Trump: US envoys enroute to Doha for ‘perhaps important’ Iran meeting
President Donald Trump said US negotiators are heading to Qatar for what he called a ‘perhaps important’ meeting.
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UN ordering 10,000 body bags for Venezuela as death toll expected to rise
The UN says it is procuring 10,000 body bags for Venezuela, warning the death toll will rise.
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Nerves and tears as Germany exits World Cup on penalties
Germany fans watched from Berlin’s Sony Centre as Paraguay stunned the four-time world champion 4-3 on penalties.
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Trump tells US petrol retailers to reduce prices ‘immediately’
US president warns of ‘big problems’ if retailers do not cut prices at the pumps, condemns illegal gouging.
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Morocco through to World Cup round of 16 with shootout win over Netherlands
Morocco came from behind to knock the Netherlands out in the round of 32, beating them 3-2 on penalties.
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How Germany were handed a World Cup humbling and what it means to Paraguay
As well as Gill’s heroics, Paraguay’s unlikely victory was founded on coach Alfaro’s unshakeable faith in his defenders.
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US education faces ‘a crisis for low-wealth students’
Andre Perry tells This is America that going to college still pays, but low-wealth students carry most of the debt.
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