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Strong Quakes Hit Central Italy
Two tremors have shaken the central region of Italy, local media report.
There have been no immediate reports of injuries.
A first quake, measuring 5.5 on the Richter scale, was registered late in the afternoon, the Euro-Mediterranean Seismological Institute has said.
It was followed by a 6.1-magnitude tremor that jolted Central Italy at 21:18 local time.
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5.9 magnitude earthquake hits central Italy
An 6.0-magnitude earthquake hit the Marche region in central Italy, just hours after a 5.4-magnitude temblor damaged buildings and cut power lines across the area. Buildings across the region have been damaged, but so far, there have been no reports of fatalities.
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Greece names Total-led consortium preferred bidder for offshore gas drilling
Greece named on Wednesday a consortium of France's Total, its biggest oil refiner Hellenic Petroleum and Italy's Edison as the preferred bidder for an offshore gas drilling block in the west of the country.
Avramopoulos: 6,000 individuals relocated from Greece, Italy
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Bulgaria Named Most Attractive Country for Automotive Industry - Survey
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Ohio museum sells pieces despite protests from Cyprus, Egypt
The sale of nearly two dozen antiquities from an Ohio art museum brought in 640,000 dollars on Tuesday despite objections to the auction from the governments of Egypt and Cyprus.
The items sold were among nearly 70 pieces from Egypt, Greece and Italy that the Toledo Museum of Art plans to sell.
EU Commission seeks extension to border controls inside Schengen zone
Temporary border controls set up inside the European Union's free-travel zone to cope with the migration crisis should be extended beyond a November 15 expiry, the European Commission proposed on Tuesday.
Anti-ISIL coalition's defense chiefs meet
As Iraqi forces were inching closer to Mosul, the Western defense chiefs from the U.S.-led coalition against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) met in Paris to review the offensive on the jihadist bastion.
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Turkish entrepreneur builds betting empire in Ghana, creates 2,000 jobs
A Turkish entrepreneur has established an official betting system particularly for camel and horse races and sporting competitions in Ghana, with his company reaching 100,000 people on a monthly basis and creating 2,000 jobs.
Mediterranean three times more deadly than 2015
The death toll on the Mediterranean has nearly matched that of all last year, with more than 3,740 migrants and refugees having drowned on their way to Europe, and perilous winter months still to come, aid agencies said on Tuesday.
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