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Iceland Takes Over Top Bank, Seeks Russia Loan

Iceland took over its second largest bank and sought a 4 billion euro ($5.44 billion) loan from Russia.
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A Iranian official denied that a U.S. military plane entered Iranian airspace and was forced to land.
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Chinese Consul General Should be Expelled

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