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Feb

Death Metal For Paris Survivors

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In a concert that may go down in rock history, the US band Eagles of Death Metal did their damnedest to exorcise the horror of the Bataclan massacre as they played in front of its survivors in...

Feb

Gabon Gold Digging

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Gabon is home to a wealth of mineral riches including manganese, iron, uranium and diamonds that have yet to be exploited.

Feb

Bronzes Auction

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Five Rodin bronzes from a private collection, including a cast of the celebrated "The Kiss" estimated at 1.5 to 2 million euros, are going on sale at auction house Drouot in Paris.

Feb

American Fashion House Unveils Urban Chic

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With its brand spokesmodel Kendall Jenner sitting in the front row along with fashion icon Anna Wintour, the latest Calvin Klein clothing line was unveiled in New York on Thursday.

Feb

Egypt's Political Elite Turn Out For...

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Egypt's political and religious elite turned out Thursday for the funeral of former UN secretary-general Boutros Boutros-Ghali, who steered the world body through several global conflicts during...

Feb

UN Says Move Has Human Rights Implications

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The United Nations Human Rights representative in Uganda on Thursday said that shutting down of social media websites as voters cast their ballots had human rights implications.

Feb

British PM, EU Members Meet In Brussels

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British Prime Minister David Cameron and his EU counterparts on Thursday met for a European Union summit, described by leaders of the 28-nation bloc as the best chance of preventing the departure...

Feb

Pope Says Donald Trump “Not A Christian”

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Pope Francis criticised Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's views on U.S. immigration as "not Christian", prompting the billionaire businessman to reprimand the religious leader as "...

Feb

Privacy Issues Arise As Court Orders Apple To...

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A federal judge in Los Angeles on Tuesday ordered Apple to provide "reasonable technical assistance" to the U.S. government seeking to read the data on an encrypted iPhone used by one of the San...