Prime Minister Rutte did not visit dying mother due to lockdown rules
Prime Minister Mark Rutte did not visit his 96-year-old mother dying mother until end due to coronavirus rules,Office says.
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Old foes India and China come face to face again
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European Commission says we must focus on health & jobs now, fiscal matters later
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Hungary govt tightens asylum rules, migrant transit zones
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US ambassador says confident Australia can ensure telecom security
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Russian President changes electoral law to allow remote vote
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British PM resists calls to sack senior adviser
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Creditors in Argentina ready to resume debt talks
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Bolivia minister arrested for ‘ventilator corruption’
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President Trump lashes out at the scientists whose conclusions he dislikes
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Moscow accuses Washington of flouting Open Skies Treaty
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Ireland’s new regulations requires address of incoming Travelers
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Saudi journalist family forgive killers, opening way to legal reprieve
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Trudeau says China doesn’t understand independence of Canada’s judiciary
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Boris Johnson will not face criminal inquiry over US businesswoman
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Shell evacuated 60 foreign staff from Basra Gas project
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Doctor in Myanmar charged for insulting monks over sex education
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