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Nigel Farage dismisses racism claims and says posters speak to his target voters
Joe Biden Vows Solidarity with Ukraine in the Face of 'Humiliating Threats'
US vice president urges Ukraine's interim officials to wipe out 'cancer of corruption.'
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United Nations South Sudan mission reports targeted killings in oil hub Bentiu
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UK Economic Recovery Paves Way for £7bn in Tax Cuts
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US Military Dolphins to Participate in Black Sea Nato Drill
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North Korean Nuclear Site Steps up Activities ahead of Obama's South Korea Visit
Pyongyang's Punggye-ri nuclear test site shows increased activity.
Fierce Gun Battle in Eastern Ukraine's Slavyansk Kills Five
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US crude prices climb on upbeat unemployment data.
Ukraine Suspends Operation to Flush Out Protesters for Easter Holidays
Kiev operation to recapture government buildings in Donetsk and other regions will resume after holidays.
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Economic data due from US and China to influence bullion prices next week.
Key Pro-Russian Leaders go Missing in Donetsk Despite Geneva Agreement
People's Mayor of Gorlovka in the Donetsk region and two of his aides disappear as pro-Russian protesters defy Geneva agreement.
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Bill Clinton and Hilary Clinton have expressed their delight at the news they are to become grandparents.
EU Agrees to Gas Crisis Talks with Russia and Ukraine
EU Commission chief writes President Vladimir Putin over Ukraine gas summit.
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Ukraine Crisis: Putin Says 'Impossible' for Europe to Stop Buying Russian Gas
Russian president brushes off European talk about diversifying its energy supplies
Police Break Up Protest against Algerian President
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