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US Secretary of State says he hopes China will work with the US 'to eliminate the reason Thaad is required'.
US denies responsibility for deadly Syria mosque bombing in airstrike targeting al-Qaeda
Turkey Deputy PM Numan Kurtulmus denounced killing of dozens of people in the mosque as a "war crime".
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US and Swedish UN experts kidnapped in DRC were investigating 'executions'
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Germany threatens Trump's proposed 35% tax on German cars – would be hauled before World Trade Organization.
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Somali refugees fleeing Yemen war killed in Red Sea air strike
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