June 5, 2019

Leaders pay respects to D-Day soldiers in Portsmouth

About 300 D-Day veterans will attend a military event in Portsmouth to honor WWII troops who landed in Normandy 75 years ago. US President Donald Trump, Germany's Angela Merkel and other leaders…

5 years ago

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Sudan: Dozens die as military nixes deal with protesters

The military council said it will not uphold an agreement with the opposition after it rejected a plan for quicker elections. Demonstrators called the deaths of 60 people a "bloody massacre."…

5 years ago

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Germany business chief says Merkel coalition harms firms

Chancellor Angela Merkel has been heavily criticized by the Federation of German Industries. The organization's head stated that her administration had damaged businesses.…

5 years ago

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Zambia bans drink containing Viagra

The ultimate energy boost? Zambia bans drink containing Viagra.…

5 years ago

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Apple unveils latest gadgets at the Worldwide Developer’s Conference

Apple has unveiled its latest gadgets at the annual Worldwide Developer's Conference in San Jose, California. Apart from major improvements, here are a few more things to know.…

5 years ago

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Scientology cruise ship quarantined in Caribbean for measles

Authorities on St. Lucia say they quarantined a ship owned by the Church of Scientology after a case of measles aboard. This comes as the world sees a resurgence of the sometimes…

5 years ago

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Tiananmen, a Chinese taboo

Tiananmen, a Chinese taboo.…

5 years ago

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BDC operators want share of international money transfer market

The Association of Bureaux De Change Operators of Nigeria, ABCON, have asked the Central Bank of Nigeria to implement provisions of its 2014 circular which makes BDCs direct agents of international money…

5 years ago

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Canada: Deaths of indigenous women were ‘genocide’

A Canadian government inquiry has concluded that the deaths of thousands of aboriginal women and girls in recent decades amounted to a "national genocide."…

5 years ago

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30 years after Tiananmen – Is China’s pro-democracy movement losing steam?

Many pro-democracy activists fled China after the Tiananmen massacre, but they continue to support dissidents from abroad. With Beijing intensifying its crackdown on civil society, the movement faces new challenges.…

5 years ago

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June 05, 2019

Leaders pay respects to D-Day soldiers in Portsmouth

Sudan: Dozens die as military nixes deal with protesters

Germany business chief says Merkel coalition harms firms

Zambia bans drink containing Viagra

Apple unveils latest gadgets at the Worldwide Developer’s Conference

Scientology cruise ship quarantined in Caribbean for measles

Tiananmen, a Chinese taboo

BDC operators want share of international money transfer market

Canada: Deaths of indigenous women were ‘genocide’

30 years after Tiananmen – Is China’s pro-democracy movement losing steam?

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