Georgian Parliament Passes Controversial 'Foreign Agents' Law Amid Political Turmoil
The Georgian parliament has officially passed a controversial law on "foreign agents" today in its third and final reading
At Least 10 Killed in France Train Crash
World | October 11, 2006, Wednesday // 00:00
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At least ten people were killed and another 20 injured in a train collision in northeast France, BBC reported. The state-owned rail company SNCF said a passenger train collided with a goods train in Zoufftgen, close to the border with Luxembourg. The crash happened at about 1145 local time (1045 GMT) in the region of Moselle, emergency workers announced. The passenger train had been travelling from Luxembourg to the city of Nancy, when the accident occurred.
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European Union Adopts Migration and Asylum Reforms Despite Resistance from Hungary and Others
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