Guillermo del Toro parts with rare horror memorabilia after wildfires
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#Metoo campaign sparks rallies against sexual harassment across France
The movement calls on women to "speak out against harassment"
Daughter of Chechen leader showcases collection based on traditional Muslim clothing
Aishat Kadyrova's show was attended by members of the Russian elite
Why does Turkey think Rocky Balboa might be linked to coup attempt?
Turkish government believes Rocky Balboa poster at Galatasaray match is linked to 2016 failed coup.
Meet Andrej Babis, the business tycoon set to become Czech Republic's new prime minister
Andrej Babis has been compared to Donald Trump and Silvio Berlusconi
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'Dramatic' decrease of flying insects awakens environmental concerns
A 'dramatic' decrease of flying insects has scientists worried about the environment
Syrian Democratic Forces’ ‘donut stunt’ marks end of Islamic State siege over Raqqa
Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) echoed the Islamic State’s ‘donut stunt’ after liberating Raqqa, Syria from the militants on October 17. The stunt was previously performed by the Islamic State (ISIS) when they captured Raqqa three years earlier.
Social media videos capture extent of Ophelia's damage
Ophelia's strong winds and waves left severe damage all over Ireland
Putin laughs at minister's proposal to export pork to a Muslim-majority country
A Russian meeting on the development of agriculture took a light-hearted turn when the Minister of Agriculture proposed to export pork to Indonesia.
Bill Clinton poses for selfies in Dublin despite tropical storm Ophelia
Not even tropical storm Ophelia stops Bill Clinton from taking selfies with locals
What are the competing views on the Iran nuclear deal?
More than a million francs worth of gold lost in Swiss sewers every year
More than a million Swiss francs worth of gold is flushed down every year found a new study.
Is Catalonia looking to copy Slovenia’s path to independence?
Separatist Catalans hope Carles Puigdemont will follow the Slovenian independence model
The man who teaches special forces how to eat meat
Jason Nauert braves allergy to wild game to teach US Special Forces how to prepare game for eating
Uruguay elects first transgender senator
Michelle Suarez became Uruguay’s first transgender senator on Tuesday, October 10.
Turkey-US tensions over visa suspensions explained
A number of factors have been pushing the two countries apart in recent months.
Wolfgang Schaeuble receives custom 100 euro note on last day as German finance minister
Orange ashy sky brings spooky feeling to Disneyland resort in California
Ashes from fires nearby painted the sky orange over Disneyland resort in California
Egyptians celebrate the country's first World Cup qualification in 28 years
Egyptians all over the world celebrated The Pharaohs’ long-awaited World Cup qualification
Donald Trump hints at abandoning Iran nuclear deal with 'calm before the storm' comment
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