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Immense Pharma’s Alzheimer’s efforts examined by Pfizer’s exit

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GAC’s En Verge theory packs a digital scuttle and AR for passengers

Then there’s the race-inspired steering wheel, and the gull-wing doors that look like they’ll make getting in and out of the vehicle a cinch, regardless of if you’re sitting in the front or back seat. The driver and person riding shotgun are treated to a flatscreen dashboard that feeds driving data (vehicle speed, GPS, weather…

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Chile: Pope arrives to protests over intercourse abuse scandal

Pope Francis has arrived in Chile for the first leg of his Latin American papal tour, with protests over alleged sexual abuse within the Catholic Church marking his visit. Demonstrations are expected to take place throughout the capital, Santiago, on Tuesday, where the pope is scheduled to conduct an open-air mass at 13:30 GMT. More than…

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Qatari royal’s detention in UAE confirmed by his family

The family of a Qatari royal family member who says he is being held as « a prisoner » in the United Arab Emirates has confirmed his arbitrary detention, according to a Doha-based human rights group. The National Human Rights Committee in Qatar (NHRC) said in a statement on Tuesday that it received a complaint from Sheikh…

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Experts doubt Emirati enlighten Qatar intercepted plane

Analysts have expressed scepticism at the UAE’s claim that Qatari fighter jets intercepted Emirati passenger planes. On Monday, Emirati state media said two civilian airliners bound for Bahrain were intercepted by Qatar, citing the country’s General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA). Qatar strongly rejected the claims, describing them as a « systematic attack » by the UAE to draw attention away…

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New US-backed Syria force: Five stuff it’s most vital to know

A US plan to form a new border security force in the northeast of Syria has drawn condemnation from major powers in the region, including Turkey and Russia. Under the plan, the US-led coalition fighting against ISIL in the war-torn area would recruit 30,000 fighters into the new force, according to US officials. Turkish President…

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13 siblings rescued from California home; parents charged with torture

Updated January 16, 2018 15:50:11 Video: David and Louise Turpin have been arrested and charged with the torture of their 13 children. (Image: Facebook/David-Louise Turpin) (ABC News) Thirteen siblings, ranging in age from two to 29, were rescued by police in California from a house where some of them had been chained to beds, and…

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Yemen’s Houthis originate activist Hisham al-Omeisy

A prominent Yemeni activist who used social media to document the war that has ravaged his country has been released by Houthi rebels after more than five months in detention. Hisham al-Omeisy, 38, was freed on Monday along with two other prisoners accused of being loyal to Yemen’s slain former President Ali Abdullah Saleh, sources told…

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Freedom Home: Tunisia’s democracy downgraded

A new report released by the international watchdog organisation Freedom House has raised concerns about Tunisia’s democratic backslide. Data analysed by the NGO from 195 countries over the past year showed that Tunisia was still the only free country in the Arab world, but the North African state saw its political rights rating decreased from…