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CUE: Japan and South Korea say North Korea has fired a suspected intercontinental ballistic missile, or I-C-B-M, that landed in the sea short of Japan. Earlier this week, North Korea threatened to shoot down US spy planes if they flew over the country.
Andrew Wood reports from Hong Kong
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NATO leaders say they won't commit to a time frame to allow Ukraine to become a member of the alliance, despite criticism from Ukrainian president Volodomyr Zelenskyy, who attended the NATO summit in Lithuania.
At the close of day one of the summit, the alliance published a communique saying that it will be in a position to extend an invitation to Ukraine "when allies agree and conditions are met."
There was one concession for Kyiv though - making the eventual inclusion of Ukraine into NATO, a one step not two step process.
Julia Chapman is in Vilnius -- and sent this update:
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US markets continued their strong start to the week with the three major indices all up for a second straight day.
And shares of Activision Blizzard got a boost after a judge ruled its merger with Microsoft can proceed.
Ira Spitzer reports.
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A federal judge has ruled that Microsoft can proceed with its acquisition of the video game maker Activision, a major blow to the Federal Trade Commission which is seeking to block the merger over antitrust concerns.
The 69 billion dollar deal is the largest-ever acquisition in the gaming industry.
Ira Spitzer reports.
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Fixed mortgage rates in the UK have reached their highest level in 15 years.
New figures released on Tuesday showed that the average two-year fixed mortgage rate increased to 6.66% today.
This came just before lenders faced questioning by MPs about the impact the mortgage market is having on customers.
Simon Gaitán reports…
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Moscow says Ukraine's possible accelerated accession to NATO could potentially be very dangerous for European security. The Kremlin also warned that advancing NATO infrastructure further towards Russia's borders would be a mistake. Our correspondent Daria Bondarchuk reports from Moscow.
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Heavy rains continue to batter much of Northern India – killing at least 37 people in the past three days.
The Himalayan states are witnessing landslides and flash floods…
While life in cities further down has been brought to a standstill.
The capital New Delhi too faces the risk of flooding, as Ishan Garg reports
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Security forces in Uganda say they have arrested thirty-seven suspected terrorists in a crackdown aimed at foiling possible terrorist attacks in the country. This follows terror warnings issued by the US and UK governments that have left the East African country on high alert. Leon Solomon reports
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Nigeria's state-owned oil firm, NNPC Ltd says a vessel carrying 800,000 litres of stolen crude has been intercepted offshore while heading to Cameroon.
It says the oil cargo would be destroyed to serve as a strong warning and deterrent to those involved in oil theft.
Correspondent Ajeck Mangut reports from Abuja.
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Spanish authorities have rescued 86 people on a boat near the Canary Islands.
However, three boats carrying hundreds of migrants that were headed for the Spanish-governed islands appear to still be missing.
Our Southern Europe correspondent Giles Gibson reports from Rome.