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Tesla has a history of solid ratings, so it's not as if Tesla makes poor-quality vehicles.

Tesla has a history of solid ratings, so it's not as if Tesla makes poor-quality vehicles.

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With the 2017 Confederations Cup championship in Russia wrapping up on Sunday, Radio Sputnik discussed the event with ex-player for Liverpool FT and RT's special host for Confederations Cup coverage, Stan Collymore.

With the 2017 Confederations Cup championship in Russia wrapping up on Sunday, Radio Sputnik discussed the event with ex-player for Liverpool FT and RT's special host for Confederations Cup coverage, Stan Collymore.

With the 2017 Confederations Cup championship in Russia wrapping up on Sunday, Radio Sputnik discussed the event with ex-player for Liverpool FT and RT's special host for Confederations Cup coverage, Stan Collymore.

A suicide car bomber pursued by security forces blew himself up in eastern Damascus on Sunday, with a monitor reporting 18 killed in the deadliest attack to hit the Syrian capital in months.

First Type 26 anti-submarine frigates get go-ahead after months of delay

Sectors such as vehicle production should be among the biggest beneficiaries

Osmaniye merkezli 5 ilde Fethullahçı Terör Örgütü/Paralel Devlet Yapılanmasına (FETÖ/PDY) yönelik düzenlenen operasyonlarda 23 kişi gözaltına alındı, adreslerinde bulunamayan 7 şüpheli aranıyor.Devamı için tıklayınız

The UDF policy had resulted in the closure of 712 bars below the five-star category as part of its aim to ensure total prohibition in 10 years time.

Qatar faces possible further sanctions by Arab states that have severed ties with Doha over allegations of links to terrorism.

Shadow economy refers to the production of and trade in goods and services that are deliberately and often illegally concealed from public authorities.

Retired priest and transport enthusiast the Rev Colin Johnson, 71, reminds us what we lost when trams were replaced by buses and cars.

Business as usual for chicken traders at the "Bangladesh Market " in Chatsworth as they remain unfazed by governemnt's ban on live chicken sales.

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I think there is a mixture of political bias and legacy-building that is driving Federal Reserve policy. The simple fact is that the Fed should have been normalizing interest rates starting in 2013.

Fifty basis points a year, and we would be at 2% now. That is not exactly a torrid rate-hike path. It cannot be seen as putting your foot on the brakes. It’s simply moving to normalize a situation that everybody realizes is abnormal.

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Business as usual for chicken traders at the "Bangladesh Market " in Chatsworth as they remain unfazed by governemnt's ban on live chicken sales.

The two biggest states in the country are trading punches again.

Witnesses heard people say 'not again' as they saw the fire

JOHANNESBURG — South Africa’s parliamentary speaker says lawmakers will vote on a motion of no confidence in President Jacob Zuma on Aug. 8. The vote on Zuma, who has faced calls for his resignation because of scandals and corruption concerns, previously had been scheduled for Aug. 3. But the parliament said Sunday that speaker Baleka

The Tories reportedly paid £20,000 to fly DUP leader Arlene Foster back to Belfast in an RAF plane after Downing Street talks - despite commercial flights being available for as little as £41.

South Africa's parliamentary speaker says lawmakers will vote on a motion of no confidence in President Jacob Zuma on Aug. 8. The vote on Zuma, who has faced calls for … Click to Continue »