Archive du mois : janvier 2018

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Tillerson denies US plans to thrill in Syria border drive

US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has said that Washington owed Turkey an explanation over reports that it was creating a 30,000-strong border force in northern Syria, adding that the issue has been « misportrayed ». « That entire situation has been misportrayed, misdescribed, some people misspoke. We are not creating a border security force at all, » Tillerson…

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Supreme Court rejects bellow to ban Bollywood’s Padmaavat

India’s top court has rejected a bid to ban a Bollywood film featuring a Hindu queen battling a Muslim ruler, allowing for the fictional period drama to be screened across the country. Right-wing Hindu and caste groups had protested against the release of Padmaavat. The Supreme Court in the capital, New Delhi, ruled in favour of…

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Volkswagen revival: what went so lawful?

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What 12 predominant analysts from banks love Goldman, JPMorgan, and Morgan Stanley possess bitcoin

REUTERS/Neil HallA bloodbath gripped the crypto markets this week, with virtually every single major cryptocurrency taking significant losses, but huge amounts of excitement remains about the space from all corners of society. Bitcoin, the first, biggest, and most recognisable cryptocurrency, has been at the heart of much of that excitement, with acolytes touting it as…

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Belgium pledges $23m to UNRWA after US aid lower

Belgium has pledged to donate 19m euro ($23m) to UNRWA, the UN’s aid organisation for Palestinian refugees, after the US government announced it would slash its funding to the agency by half. Deputy Prime Minister Alexander De Croo said in a statement on Wednesday that Brussels would allocate the funds over three years. The first annual…

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Right here’s why lady somehow fled Dwelling of Horrors where thirteen kids were chained up

The parents of 13 children found starving and chained to their beds in appalling conditions had ‘said their goodbyes’ only hours before their arrest, the Mirror can reveal. David and Louise Turpin were led away in handcuffs after police swooped on their large bungalow at around 7.30am on Sunday morning. It came after their 17-year-old…

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Why some African People are transferring to Africa

Accra, Ghana – They have come from the big cities of San Francisco, Chicago, and New York. Thousands of them. And many refuse to return. A new wave of African-Americans is escaping the incessant racism and prejudice in the United States. From Senegal and Ghana to The Gambia, communities are emerging in defiance of conventional wisdom…

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Palestinian killed in fireplace substitute with Israeli military

A young Palestinian man has been killed in an exchange of fire with the Israeli army near the occupied West Bank town of Jenin. One other Palestinian and two Israeli soldiers were also injured in Thursday’s incident, which took place before dawn.  Israeli forces encircled the home of Ahmed Nasser Jarrar, 22, based on intelligence…