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Prince Harry Swaps His Royal Duds For Saving Animals
The 31-year-old Prince has spent three months in the summer working as a wildlife conservation volunteer to highlight the threat to elephants and rhinos from poachers. Harry told them in his speech: "It's not for me to second-guess a court or the legal reasons behind its decision, but what I strongly believe is that the legalisation of rhino horn trading will accelerate the path to extinction".
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Donald Trump Opens Commanding Lead in New CNN Poll
They should have noticed that in the two polls where they asked these immigration questions Trump's support was on average about 8.5 percentage points higher than in the two polls where they didn't ask them. A majority of 52 percent chose him as the top GOP candidate for the general, and a plurality of 42 percent said he would be most effective at solving issues facing the country.
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Taliban Leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour, Injured in Pakistan
The potential demise or incapacitation of Mansoor could throw the Taliban into another power struggle, which would probably be prolonged since this time, as there is no obvious heir. Pakistan, which wields considerable influence over the militants, hosted a milestone first round of peace negotiations in July. The peak of this was the Taliban's temporary capture of Kunduz city in late September, during which together with hundreds of worldwide terrorists they unleashed their reign of terror ...
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Two arrested over ex-Hells Angel's death
Malkoun, former Comanchero bike gang president in Victoria, was convicted in 2009 of trafficking heroin and has since been the subject of two drug probes. He was arrested yesterday in connection with the abduction and killing of Australian Hell's Angels member Wayne Schneider. Immigration police yesterday said Mr Bagnato had fled the country.
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Isis: Bashar al-Assad warns coalition airstrikes in Syria 'made terror group' stronger
Assad said: "When those countries that I mentioned - France, UK, US, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and some other - stop supporting those terrorists". "We are rightly determined to prevent terrorists’ attacks wherever they occur", he said. Russia's alleged violation of Turkish airspace has been a point of friction in the past. The Washington Post reports that Obama was confident that his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin would alter his strategy regarding Syria and extend support to a political ...
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Russian President Vladimir Putin Warns Turkey Over 'War Crime'
He continued: "We know why it happened and who is behind the toppling of undesirable regimes... thereby opening a way to radicals, extremists and terrorists". then they are grossly mistaken", Putin said . "The meeting between the two foreign ministers has begun as scheduled", the Turkish foreign ministry official told AFP .