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Tourist flow to Egypt fell more than 30 percent in 2011 owing to mass riots in the country which led to revolution, Tourism Minister Mounir Fakhry Abdel Nour said on Sunday.
All missing Russian tourists were found alive in an Italian cruise shipwreck near the coast of Tuscany, Russia's Foreign Ministry said on Sunday.
Three Russian nationals are missing after a luxury cruise ship ran aground near the coast of Tuscany late Friday, killing at least three people and forcing the evacuation of over 4,000, Russia’s diplomatic mission in Rome said on Sunday.
Three Russian crewmembers were injured when a luxury cruise ship ran aground near the coast of Tuscany late Friday, killing at least three people and forcing the evacuation of over 4,000, the head of Russia’s Federal Tourism Agency said on Sunday.
President of Syria Bashar al-Assad has issued a decree granting a general amnesty, the official government news agency SANA reported on Sunday.
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The U.S. new security law allowing the military to detain American terrorist suspects without trial may entail grave consequences and contradicts international law, the Russian Foreign Ministry said on Sunday.
Somali pirates have released 21 Indian sailors aboard the ship MV Fairchem Bogey, which was hijacked last August, India’s Directorate General of Shipping said on Sunday.
Laura Kaeppeler from Wisconsin won the Miss America pageant, besting 52 other hopefuls at Saturday's event in Las Vegas, U.S. media reported on Sunday.
A South Korean freight ship carrying fuel exploded in the Yellow Sea on Sunday morning, killing three crewmembers and causing eight others to go missing, Yonhap news agency reported, referring to the Coast Guard.
About 9,000 polling stations opened in Kazakhstan on Sunday for early parliamentary elections that will end the ruling party's monopolistic control of the legislature.
Two survivors, blocked inside the the luxury cruise ship that ran aground near the coast of Tuscany late Friday, were rescied on Sunday morning, BBC said.
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At least 13 Kosovo police officers were injured in clashes with activists of radical Albanian Self-Determination movement, who tried to block checkpoints on the border with Serbia, media in Pristina said.
Doomed Russian Phobos-Grunt Mars probe that's been stuck in Earth orbit for two months may finally come crashing down on January 15 over the Pasific Ocean, Russia’s space agency Roscosmos said on Saturday.
Ex-IAEA chief and 2005 Nobel Peace Prize winner Mohamed ElBaradei pulled out of the race for the Egyptian presidency due to dissatisfaction with the current military rule.
Italian prosecutors said they detained Francesco Schettino, the captain of the luxury ship cruiser that ran aground near the coast of Tuscany late Friday, Italian media reported.



