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UK hits back after Netanyahu labels it ‘the Islamic republic of Britain’
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Dried up creeks and missing waterfalls: What I found on a trip to Austria’s most famous gorge
Visitors arriving at Bärenschützklamm, Austria's most celebrated gorge, typically expect to navigate cascading waterfalls and cross icy mountain streams. This
UK hits back after Netanyahu labels it ‘the Islamic republic of Britain’
British officials have issued a formal rebuttal following statements made by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who characterized the United Kingdom
After Trump comment on declaring Strait of Hormuz US territory, Tehran says it ‘will remain Iranian’
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