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	in As-it-happens update ⋅ 19 August 2017
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	Moroccan asylum seeker 'targeted women' in Finland knife attack Reuters HELSINKI/TURKU, Finland (Reuters) - A Moroccan man who was arrested for killing two women in a knife rampage was an asylum seeker who ... Finland 'terror' attack: Briton injured 'trying to save' women targeted in attack which left two dead - Telegraph.co.uk Fatal Knife Attack in Finland Is Investigated as Terrorism - New York Times Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Large-scale Russian military exercises in Belarus feared to be set-up for Putin's next conquest CNBC An Estonian defense official back in April disclosed his country and other members of NATO obtained intelligence that Russia planned to send troops ... Flag as irrelevant
	'A lot of years and not enough change': Protesters in New York rally against white supremacy The Independent In the wake of the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, right-wing groups have cancelled rallies around the country. But that hasn't stopped the ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Jeff Bezos Of China Just Got $1.3 Billion Richer In A Day Forbes Alibaba Group founder and executive chairman Jack Ma in Davos, Switzerland on January 19. (Photo by Fabrice Coffrini/AFP/Getty Images). Flag as irrelevant
	Leicester's Okazaki and Maguire give Brighton harsh lesson in top-flight life The Guardian Buddhist monks blessed the King Power Stadium in the days before this match but, with respect, they really need not have bothered. All Leicester City ... Flag as irrelevant
	Activists protest in Germany against neo-Nazi vigil for Hitler ally Reuters BERLIN (Reuters) - Anti-fascist activists gathered in the Berlin suburb of Spandau on Saturday to protest against a vigil by about 250 neo-Nazis ... Flag as irrelevant
	Tasmania can lead the way in renewable energy, Turnbull says The Guardian The prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, has trumpeted Tasmania's ability to lead the country in renewable energy at the state's Liberal party council ... Flag as irrelevant
	At stake in US military efforts to stabilize Afghanistan: At least $3 trillion in natural resources CNBC A recent study pegged natural resources in the country as worth at least $3 trillion, but the Taliban remains a key hurdle to any development efforts. Flag as irrelevant

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