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Mar 08

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News Wrap: Violence in Israel leaves American dead

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In our news wrap Tuesday, an American tourist was killed and a dozen Israelis were wounded in a wave of attacks by Palestinian militants in the cities of Jaffa and Jerusalem. Also, Iran’s Revolutionary Guard has test-fired a series of…

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Mar 06

18 drown off coast of Turkey as EU prepares to meet on migrant crisis

By Michael D. Regan

At least 18 people drowned and hundreds were rescued on Sunday as they attempted to cross the Aegean Sea from Turkey into Greece, raising the total number of migrants who died along the treacherous route in the first two months…

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Mar 04

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'Migrant catastrophe' strands 10,000 between Greece and Macedonia

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New European border restrictions have left more than 10,000 migrants stranded at the border between Greece and Macedonia. Some experts have classified the situation as a “humanitarian catastrophe,” but eastern European states appear reluctant to take action. Judy Woodruff talks…

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Mar 03

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News Wrap: Big tech supports Apple's defiance of court order

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In our news wrap Thursday, a dozen major tech companies, including Facebook, Google and Microsoft, filed briefs supporting Apple’s refusal to unlock the San Bernardino shooter’s iPhone despite federal court order. Also, Florida lawmakers approved a bill that could reinstate…

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Feb 28

Thousands of stranded refugees stage protest at Greece-Macedonia border

By Michael D. Regan

Hundreds of migrants trapped along Greece's border with Macedonia staged protests Sunday that forced a cargo train to turn back. Macedonia and several Balkan countries have recently increased restrictions to halt the number of refugees passing through.

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Feb 19

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NATO and EU step up refugee rescue efforts in Aegean Sea

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Refugees from the Middle East continue to hazard the perilous crossing from Turkey to Greece, with an average of two children having drowned every day since September 2015. In response, NATO and the EU are increasing their border protection and…

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Jan 30

Update: 37 dead, including 10 children, as migrant boat overturns

By Michael D. Regan

At least 35 people, including five children, died on Saturday as they attempted crossing the Mediterranean Sea from Turkey into Greece, adding to already staggering totals of migrants and refugees who drowned or were killed in recent years, many of…

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Jan 28

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News Wrap: More deadly sea crossings for migrants flocking to Europe

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In our news wrap Thursday, at least 25 migrants drowned when their boat sank off the Greek island of Samos. Meanwhile, the Italian Navy rescued nearly 300 people and recovered six bodies of Sicily. Also, three more members of an…

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Jan 25

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Vestiges of an ancient Greek art form, preserved by catastrophe

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Fewer than 200 bronze sculptures from the Hellenistic era -- a period that began more than 2,000 years ago -- survive today. About a quarter of those are gathered in an exhibit at the National Gallery of Art called "Power…

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Dec 22

More than 1 million migrants arrived in Europe this year

By Gretchen Frazee

More than one million migrants have entered Europe this year, marking the largest wave of immigration into the continent since World War II.

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