Thousands detained after Kazakhstan unrest
Over 5,000 people have been arrested after a wave of deadly protests that triggered a political crisis in Kazakhstan. Hundreds of police cars were destroyed in the violence.
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Over 5,000 people have been arrested after a wave of deadly protests that triggered a political crisis in Kazakhstan. Hundreds of police cars were destroyed in the violence.
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The UK's former vaccines minister says reducing the quarantine period would ease staff pressures.
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Under current EU rules, tech companies such as Facebook and Google have a choice whether or not to follow up on child abuse offenses.
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The award-winning composer was known for classics like "The Windmills of Your Mind," and "The Way We Were."
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The British prime minister has mourned the "terrible toll" of the pandemic, urging citizens to get vaccinated or boosted. Russia is the only European country with a higher death toll.
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Princess Basmah Bint Saud has been a vocal critic of the kingdom's treatment of women. She was arrested three years ago when she was about to travel overseas for medical treatment.
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At least six people are reported dead, while 20 others are still missing. Officials suggest that heavy rains were the cause of the accident.
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**Saturday, January 01 - Friday, January 07** ###Top Music | score | comments | title & link | |--|--|--| | 187 | [30 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/trap/comments/rxnjix/2021_juelz_remix_tape/) | `[Music - SoundCloud]` [2021 Juelz Remix Tape](https://soundcloud.com/bbjuelz/sets/2021-juelz-remix-tape)| | 179 | [16 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/trap/comments/rufit5/trippie_red_miss_the_rage_rl_grime_remix_part_2/) | `[Live Music]` [Trippie Red - Miss The Rage (RL Grime Remix) part 2](https://v.redd.it/48ozaf4rfb981)| | 139 | [14 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/trap/comments/rviabx/my_favorite_video_from_rl_grime_countdown_one_of/) | `[Live Music]` [My favorite video from RL Grime @ Countdown! One of the best RL Grime sets I’ve ever seen tbh](https://v.redd.it/vdv4riimtk981)| | 111 | [10 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/trap/comments/rtj4z3/mr_carmack_live_dj_set_def_the_boiler/) | `[Live Music]` [MR. CARMACK (LIVE DJ SET) @ DEF: THE BOILER](https://youtu.be/WTNCrTsAG80)| | 77 | [12 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/trap/comments/ruk10h/koreless_shellshock_g_jones_eprom_edit/) | `[Live Music]` [KORELESS - SHELLSHOCK (G JONES & EPROM EDIT)](https://v.redd.it/hlcjhfxifc981)| | 53 | [3 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/trap/comments/rvm54u/imanu_the_caracal_project_neiges_la_fournaise/) | `[Music - Spotify]` [IMANU & The Caracal Project - Neiges / La Fournaise](https://open.spotify.com/album/0xjlPAtiCznKwef1yvHFUO)| | 47 | [9 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/trap/comments/rxzewb/kill_the_noise_bro_safari_tasha_baxter_macky_as/) | `[Music - Spotify]` [Kill the Noise, Bro Safari, Tasha Baxter, Macky- As Above So Below](https://open.spotify.com/track/5ZYi0t2DmjYEIvANnvHYKN?si=0YkZkTMiTJOYkrbMZimXBQ&utm_source=copy-link&context=spotify%3Aplaylist%3A37i9dQZEVXbiRShvBtX4YH)| | 45 | [15 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/trap/comments/ry0dkl/the_weeknd_dawn_fm/) | `[Music - Spotify]` [The Weeknd - Dawn FM](https://open.spotify.com/album/2nLOHgzXzwFEpl62zAgCEC?si=bY4r76MoQbegTbkgfJTFHA)| | 39 | [2 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/trap/comments/rtj5uu/oakk_live_set_def_the_boiler/) | `[Live Music]` [OAKK (LIVE SET) @ DEF: THE BOILER](https://youtu.be/WSdH3j7Xat8)| | 35 | [2 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/trap/comments/rxz9vq/moore_kismet_parallel_heartbreak_feat_pauline_herr/) | `[Music - Spotify]` [Moore Kismet - Parallel Heartbreak (feat. Pauline Herr)](https://open.spotify.com/track/5zGOmNgWKgfzn9YcGsNQFx?si=XoSw0us_RA2-gzAINW3YWA&utm_source=copy-link)| | 33 | [4 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/trap/comments/rwrpou/alesia_hyacinthus_tynan_flip/) | `[Music - SoundCloud]` [Alesia - Hyacinthus (TYNAN Flip)](https://soundcloud.com/tynanofficial/alesia-hyacinthus-tynan-flip)| | 25 | [3 comments](/r/trap/comments/rym0xc/sus_collective_sus_tape_vol_13/) | `[Music: SoundCloud]` [SUS COLLECTIVE - SUS TAPE VOL. 13](https://soundcloud.com/innersus/sets/sus-tape-vol-13-1)| | 21 | [8 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/trap/comments/rv6l51/floret_loret_botanical_studies_vol_i/) | `[Music - SoundCloud]` [Floret Loret - Botanical Studies Vol. I](https://soundcloud.com/floretloret/botanical-studies-vol-i)| | 20 | [2 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/trap/comments/rx6dhx/zeds_dead_subtronics_gassed_up_feat_flowdan/) | `[Music - Spotify]` [Zeds Dead & Subtronics - Gassed Up (feat. Flowdan)](https://open.spotify.com/track/6uwjDA0Qi6hk8C6lPJIMc9?si=11Md673gQRKU3wnDXkJhgQ&utm_source=copy-link)| | 19 | [5 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/trap/comments/rudc9b/alison_wonderland_fear_of_dying/) | `[Music - Spotify]` [Alison Wonderland - Fear Of Dying](https://open.spotify.com/track/3lVaRWkDwUkHveuSbilYdE?si=BmgwQzSiQ72-BE4Ng3zRww)| ###Top Remaining | score | comments | title & link | |--|--|--| | 143 | [8 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/trap/comments/rw2j0n/alix_perez_confirms_new_shades_lp_in_2022/) | [Alix Perez confirms new SHADES LP in 2022](https://twitter.com/alixperez/status/1478444504117964801?s=21)| | 117 | [28 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/trap/comments/rwyfc8/rl_grime_countdown_core/) | [RL Grime Countdown Core](https://v.redd.it/2r9yfusp1y981)| | 110 | [28 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/trap/comments/rw7d0q/sable_valley_takeover_on_annie_nightingale/) | `[Discussion]` Sable Valley Takeover on Annie Nightingale presents. Ft. Juelz, Montell2099, JAWNS, and Rossy| | 88 | [15 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/trap/comments/rxjk89/another_juicy_trap_id_from_lights_all_night_the/) | [Another juicy trap ID from Lights All Night. The crowd collectively lost their shit lol.](https://v.redd.it/rkcxah0tn3a81)| | 85 | [23 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/trap/comments/rv2tm0/top_116_tracks_of_2021_imo/) | `[Discussion]` Top 116 Tracks of 2021 (imo)| ###Top 5 Most Commented | score | comments | title & link | |--|--|--| | 47 | [29 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/trap/comments/rttq53/will_sd_water_takeover_2022/) | `[Question]` Will SD Water Takeover 2022?| | 65 | [23 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/trap/comments/rvogrq/1788l_dropped_one_of_the_dopest_trapwave_ids_ever/) | [1788-L dropped one of the dopest Trap/Wave ID's ever at Lights All Night 🙌. Didnt even know what to say just went "UGH" like a caveman discovering fire lol.](https://v.redd.it/pfbhnvasem981)| | 66 | [12 comments](/r/trap/comments/ryhrn6/gaszia_of_xg_bandcamp_edits_vol_2/) | [Gaszia (of X&G) - Bandcamp Edits Vol. 2](https://gaszia.bandcamp.com/album/bandcamp-edits-vol-2)| | 23 | [12 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/trap/comments/rv4cee/rl_grime_in_vegas_tipsworth_it/) | `[Question]` RL Grime in Vegas? Tips/worth it?| | 15 | [10 comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/trap/comments/rwyror/whats_the_id_on_this_track_list_skips_over_it_and/) | `[Mix]` [What’s the ID on this? Track list skips over it and I’ve looked everywhere](https://v.redd.it/qaq7xec55y981)|
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Portraits taken at Kew Gardens will go on display at three locations across the UK.
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Nigerian authorities estimate 200 people or more were killed in Zamfara state during attacks by armed bandits. The attacks came after military airstrikes on the marauders' hideouts.
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Police are investigating racist abuse that was directed at ex-England defender Ashley Cole at Swindon's FA Cup clash with Manchester City.
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Another 20 are missing after the cliff fell onto boats in a lake in the south-east of the country.
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Eintracht Frankfurt blew a 2-0 lead, with Borussia Dortmund turning on the style to win with three goals in the final 19 minutes. A "calm and measured" halftime team talk from coach Marco Rose proved the right approach.
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After days of violent anti-government protests, the situation in Kazakhstan's largest city, Almaty, appears to have stabilized. DW spoke with residents who are now wondering what's next.
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After days of violent anti-government protests, the situation in Kazakhstan's largest city, Almaty, appears to have stabilized. DW spoke with residents who are now wondering what's next.
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The James Webb Space Telescope completed its deployment phase and unfolded its final mirror panel. A successor to the Hubble Space Telescope, it is the most powerful telescope ever built to date.
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Tigrayan forces have claimed that dozens of civilians in a camp for internally displaced people were killed in a government airstrike — indicating conflict is still ongoing despite recent reconciliation efforts.
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"This is an amazing milestone."
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The United Nations is launching talks between "all key civilian and military stakeholders" in a bid to solve a political crisis triggered by the October military coup.
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The housing secretary will set out measures to force developers to pay for cladding removal.
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Turkmenistan's president said he wants to close a popular tourist attraction known as the "Gates of Hell." The site is a spectacular natural gas crater that has burned for decades.
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Health and Science Reporter Laura Foster tries to help us understand the impact Covid-19 has had on the UK.
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The Egyptian-Palestinian activist was forced to renounce his Egyptian citizenship and has left for France, his family said. He had been in pre-trial detention for over two years.
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Some 1,000 vehicles were trapped during a blizzard in the town of Murree, the interior minister says.
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The UK is the seventh country to pass this number, after the US, Brazil, India, Russia, Mexico and Peru.
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Czech Renata Voracova was detained in the same hotel as tennis star Novak Djokovic over a COVID vaccine dispute. Meanwhile, Djokovic's lawyers said he had COVID last month.
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Ethiopia kicks off its Africa Cup of Nations campaign on January 9 in Cameroon. The national team is seeking to rally the country behind it as the Horn of Africa nation faces its worst crisis in decades.
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The German Hotels and Restaurants Association has criticized new rules requiring a negative test or booster shots for diners. Meanwhile, South Africa is urging its citizens to get vaccinated. Follow DW for the latest.
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The US says it has no plans to cut troop numbers in Eastern Europe to defuse tensions with Russia. Top diplomat Antony Blinken said Russia is pushing a "false narrative" to justify troop deployments on Ukraine's border.
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Hezbollah's aggressive rhetoric toward Saudi Arabia has angered Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati and President Michel Aoun. They have openly distanced themselves, but is Hezbollah really starting to lose ground?
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Dealmaster also has USB-C chargers, the Xbox Elite Series 2 controller, and Wacom tablets.
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So, if a team where to train a bird to fly infront of another teams car, would this be a good enough distraction to make them lose a few seconds or even make them crash and not finish the race. If that is to obvious maybe you could train birds to poo on drivers as they are racing, like dive bombers. I am sure as soon as the FIA hears about teams actually doing this they will probably ban it faster then Mercedes layers can complain against red bull for adding something to their car.
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Helping you decipher all those green and yellow squares. Also: a nod to <em>Babble Royale</em>.
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Karim Massimov's arrest comes in the wake of violent, nationwide anti-government protests.
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From German bread to "Fight Club": Here are 10 stories about the iconic singer who died in 2016. David Bowie would have turned 75 on January 8.
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Health Minister Karl Lauterbach said it is "naive" to think the omicron variant would be the end of the pandemic, and warned that new mutations were still possible.
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Health Minister Karl Lauterbach said it is "naive" to think the omicron variant would be the end of the pandemic, and warned that new mutations were still possible.
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New observations suggest that dark matter’s not as ubiquitous as scientists thought.
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Piastri took a convincing F2 title in 2021 as a rookie, his third straight title in three years after previously conquering FIA F3 and the Formula Renault Eurocup.But despite being tipped as one of the hottest talents to come through the ranks in recent years, the 20-year-old Austrian will spend the 2022 season without a race seat.Instead, the Alpine academy graduate will act as the F1 ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/piastri-2022-wont-be-wasted-year-as-alpine-f1-reserve/7127082/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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1440p at 360 Hz? The tallest consumer monitor ever? Quantum dots? CES had them all.
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Pakistan's military has been deployed to clear roads and rescue people trapped in a huge traffic jam at the popular mountain resort town of Murree.
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Security forces appeared to have quelled massive riots in Kazakhstan although the political situation remains volatile. Karim Massimo, a close ally of former president Nursultan Nazarbayev, is now suspected of treason.
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Security forces appeared to have quelled massive riots in Kazakhstan although the political situation remains volatile. Karim Massimo, a close ally of former president Nursultan Nazarbayev, is now suspected of treason.
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Czech Renata Voracova has been detained in the same hotel as tennis star Novak Djokovic over a vaccine dispute. Meanwhile, Djokovic's lawyers said he had COVID last month.
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Czech Renata Voracova has been detained in the same hotel as tennis star Novak Djokovic over a vaccine dispute. Meanwhile, Djokovic's lawyers said he had COVID last month.
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Russell has stepped up to a full-time Mercedes F1 seat for the coming season after spending the last three years racing for the customer Williams squad.Russell’s performances at Williams won him widespread acclaim throughout the F1 paddock, and convinced Mercedes to partner him with Lewis Hamilton five years after joining its junior programme.PLUS: How Russell sees his place in the ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/the-emotionally-brutal-f1-moments-that-made-russell-stronger/7127091/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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The US president was clear on the campaign trail that he wanted to close the controversial detention facility set up in the wake of 9/11 attacks. But US lawmakers oppose the idea.
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The US President was clear on the campaign trail that he wanted to close the controversial detention facility set up in the wake of 9/11 attacks. But US lawmakers oppose the idea.
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Novak Djokovic's recent positive result gives him a vaccine exemption to enter Australia, his lawyers say.
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Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Saturday.
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The mountaineer was dragged down by an avalanche in Patagonia, on Argentina's border with Chile. An Austrian woman, also an experienced climber, sustained severe injuries.
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Chinese state media has reported that at least 16 people have died and several others are injured. According local government, a gas leak is the suspected cause of the blast.
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The key to the Robben Island prison cell where South Africa's first Black president was scheduled to go under the hammer later this month.
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Secretary of State Antony Blinken says reasons for sending about 2,500 Russian-led troops are unclear.
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Humanity is probably screwed.
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Amid a surge of cases caused by the omicron variant of the coronavirus, 34 countries have announced record numbers of weekly cases since the start of the pandemic. Follow DW for the latest.
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Ongoing mining craze is actually affecting how some products are designed.
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The wide-ranging briefing gave a better view of how the CDC sees omicron playing out.
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Bayern Munich, missing nine players to covid, lost for the second time this season to Borussia Mönchengladbach – this time in the Bundesliga. It’s a vital win for Gladbach, with Bayern forced to field teenagers.
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Verizon will make 5G more useful with C-Band but remove unlimited hotspot data.
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The BBC witnesses the aftermath of protests and deadly violence in Kazakhstan's biggest city Almaty.
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A court in Ukraine has frozen the assets of Petro Poroshenko. The Prosecutor General's Office is investigating the Ukrainian former president on charges of high treason.
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"If it is perceived as simple money-making," Sega would "like... not to proceed."
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One of the highest-severity vulnerabilities in years, Log4Shell remains under attack.
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Developers to be told to pay for removal of cladding in lower-height buildings, the BBC understands.
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Stretched, entangled microwave pulses are the key.
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The Russian military advisers are reportedly helping Mali train its security forces. Western countries have criticized Mali for allowing mercenaries from the Russian Wagner Group to operate in the West African nation.
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Ahmaud Arbery, a 25-year-old Black man, was shot dead while jogging through a Georgia neighborhood in 2020. The three white men convicted in his murder now face life in prison.
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Three men who killed the black jogger given life sentences by judge who condemns "chilling" murder.
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Ahmaud Arbery, a 25-year-old Black man, was shot dead while jogging through a Georgia neighborhood in 2020. The three white men convicted in his murder now face life in prison.
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Do existing regulations apply, or must Congress step in?
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The tallest mountain on the Galapagos Islands has erupted, spewing ash clouds over the Pacific Ocean. Ecuador's Geophysical Institute said the eruption was ongoing.
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Hezbollah's aggressive rhetoric towards Saudi Arabia has angered Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati and President Michel Aoun. They have openly distanced themselves, but is Hezbollah really starting to lose ground?
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"War... war never changes."
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Mere hours left to add to a charity haul of nearly $38,000 so far.
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The booster third dose continues to give high protection to people 65 and over, data suggests.
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A 42-year-old teacher was found guilty of murdering a man and dismembering his body in September 2020 to fulfill his "cannibalism fantasies," the Berlin court ruled.
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Ethiopia released opposition party leader Eskinder Nega after holding him in prison for a year and a half, his party said. Ethiopian state media has reported he was among several government critics set free.
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A senior figure in the Polish government has rejected claims that it used the controversial Pegasus spyware to monitor the political opposition. The scandal has drawn comparisons to Watergate in the United States.
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The US military is building a regional base in Albania for US special forces in the Balkans. Albania's prime minister called the US decision "fantastic news."
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The NHS faces "a rocky few weeks", the health secretary says as staff absences grow and cases rise.
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Boris Johnson's ex-adviser says drinks was arranged by a "senior No 10 official" in May 2020.
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Eating healthier, regular exercise, or reading more books - many people use the New Year to tackle new projects or follow through on old plans. What's on your list of New Year's resolutions for 2022?
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Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Friday evening.
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North Korea is continuing to test high-tech weapons, but analysts say Pyongyang is being careful in considering the weapons it can get away with testing without drawing more international pressure.
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Autonomous Buzzes powered by Argo AI are already testing in some German cities.
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Two “smoking guns” helped jury decide Holmes’ fate.
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NATO has said it is ready for reciprocal talks on arms control with Moscow but added that the alliance is united against any Russian aggression against Ukraine.
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Rather than pay royalty fees to Sonos, Google is sending downgrades to customers.
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Russia is sending troops to Kazakhstan to support the government, which is facing angry protests. For Moscow, there is more at stake than cementing its influence in a neighboring country shaken by unrest.
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Last year F1 enjoyed its most intense title finale since 2016, and its first true inter-team battle in a decade when Red Bull's Max Verstappen and Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton fought over the drivers' championship until a gripping season finale in Abu Dhabi - which went Verstappen's way in dramatic circumstances.The Verstappen-Hamilton duel reinvigorated the series after years of Mercedes ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/brown-hopes-to-see-three-or-four-cars-in-f1-title-hunt-in-2022/7103345/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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The Africa Cup of Nations is about to start, with 15 of the 24 coaches native to the country they are leading. But even as recently as a decade ago, European coaches were still preferred by the national associations.
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World tennis No. 1 Novak Djokovic isn't alone in having his visa canceled after arriving for the Australian Open.
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Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer has tested positive for coronavirus, the chancellery said. The Austrian leader is in self-isolation and was not showing symptoms.
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The German Free Democratic Party (FDP) likes to claim it is the party that protects the freedom of the individual. But now it's in government, it needs to be a little pragmatic about its definition.
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Despite its many mutations, experts are not overly concerned about new coronavirus variant B.1.640.2, first discovered in a traveler returning from Cameroon to France.
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The Oscar-winning Hollywood star was also a respected humanitarian.
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Customers will now need to provide a negative COVID test or proof of a booster shot to enter restaurants. The latest rules change follows a meeting between German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and state leaders.
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Sidney Poitier was the first Black male to receive an Oscar for best actor. The legendary actor and director has died at the age of 94.
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Sidney Poitier, known for classics like "A Raisin in the Sun" and "In the Heat of the Night," was the first Black man to win an Academy Award for best actor. The renowned actor and director has died at the age of 94.
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Sidney Poitier, known for classics like "A Raisin in the Sun" and "In the Heat of the Night," was the first Black man to win an Academy Award for best actor. The renowned actor and director has died at the age of 94.
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Customers will now need to provide a negative COVID test or proof of a booster shot to enter restaurants. The latest rules change follows a meeting between German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and state leaders.
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Authorities in Uganda have reversed their decision to demand proof of vaccination against COVID-19 on public transport. The directive attracted great ire among bus and taxi operators, as the country looked set to reopen.
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Authorities in Uganda have reversed their decision to demand proof of vaccination against COVID-19 on public transport. The directive attracted great ire among bus and taxi operators, as the country looked set to reopen.
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The 77 Percent Instagram page (@dw_the77percent), which focuses on Africa’s youths under the age of 35, is starting the new year with a quiz organized for our esteemed followers.
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The Red Bull driver had been cool, seemingly bulletproof throughout the season. He brushed off the low moments and never appeared overly obsessed with viewing the world championship as some monumental life achievement."It's not really going to change my life," he had said back in October. To him, it was always simple: he and Red Bull do their best, and if that wasn't enough to win the title ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/the-power-of-verstappens-f1-championship-mindset/7113511/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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The men's tennis number one is awaiting a decision on his deportation from Australia over a vaccination row.
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The BBC's Abdujalil Abdurasulov reports from Almaty in the aftermath of violent protests.
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Ethiopia kicks off its African Cup of Nations campaign on January 9 in Cameroon. The national team seeks to rally the country behind them, as the Horn of Africa nation faces its worst crisis in decades.
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Thousands of journalists have lost their jobs over the past few months as many media outlets ceased operations due to increasing security and financial challenges.
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Thousands of journalists have lost their jobs over the past few months as many media outlets ceased operations due to increasing security and financial challenges.
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Staff absences for Covid reasons have trebled since Omicron took off a month ago, latest figures show.
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Fancy getting a colored tattoo in the EU? A pan-European ink ban has changed the game. But tattoo artists are trying to find safe and legal alternatives.
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Hun Sen's trip marked the first official visit by a country's leader to Myanmar since last year's coup. It angered local and international human rights campaigners.
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The thorny issue of how to face up to Vladimir Putin's Russia is one of the biggest foreign policy challenges for Germany's new Chancellor Olaf Scholz and Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock.
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"SpaceX ... is currently drafting responses for the over 18,000 public comments."
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From the Grammys to the Golden Globes, from Carnival to Oktoberfest: Many organizers are rethinking, postponing or even canceling large events. Here's a list.
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are Michael Schumacher in 1994, powered by Ford and Max Verstappen in 2021, powered by Honda. https://preview.redd.it/jltmubjp89a81.jpg?width=835&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=935dda74d5073870225b9997266ca008de9d519f
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The UK is on a "war footing" due to staff shortages in hospitals. Meanwhile, Sri Lanka has started vaccinating children aged 12 to 15. Follow DW for the latest.
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Bulgaria's new pro-European government in Sofia promises to find a way out of the impasse resulting from the veto on the opening of accession talks with Skopje. What chance of compromise between the two Balkan neighbors?
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Perez joined Red Bull from Racing Point for 2021, becoming Max Verstappen’s fourth team-mate in as many seasons.The Mexican driver initially struggled to get to grips with the Red Bull RB16B car, which is known for requiring a very aggressive driving style, but he scored his second F1 win in Azerbaijan.Perez finished the season strongly with podiums in Turkey, the United States and ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/perez-lack-of-track-time-led-to-slow-adaptation-at-red-bull-in-f1/7103281/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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Chancellor Olaf Scholz and state premiers are set to consider new measures, including stricter rules to enter restaurants. Shortening isolation periods has also been proposed.
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Coworking spaces aren't only for cutting-edge startups. More and more companies are mulling over the future of work. Since the pandemic, mobile offices and hybrid models have become a greater part of the equation.
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No changes to Covid rules, which are tighter than those in England, are being made as cases rise.
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Could Hitler have been stopped in 1938? A Netflix production starring Jeremy Irons as British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain explores the question.
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Each year a small group of dedicated volunteers survey the mountains of Scotland's Highlands to monitor the UK's last patches of snow. Their data is invaluable for scientists measuring the effects of climate change.
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The president orders troops to fire without warning, as violent anti-government protests continue.
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Norris spent two seasons racing alongside Sainz at McLaren prior to the Spaniard’s switch to Ferrari for 2021, where he partnered Charles Leclerc.Sainz enjoyed his most successful season in F1 to date last year, scoring four podium finishes en route to fifth in the drivers’ championship ahead of Norris and Leclerc in sixth and seventh respectively.Sainz’s performances have prompted ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/norris-more-people-realised-what-sainz-is-capable-of-in-f1-at-ferrari/7103182/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Friday morning.
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After days of unprecedented unrest, Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev claimed that order had mostly been restored. The government said 26 "armed criminals" were killed and 3,000 arrested after deadly protests.
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After days of unprecedented unrest, Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev claimed that order had mostly been restored. Russian forces are reportedly in control of Almaty's airport.
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After days of unprecedented unrest, Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev claimed that order had mostly been restored. Russian forces are reportedly in control of Almaty's airport.
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After days of violent protests, Kazakhstan's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev vowed to destroy "armed bandits" and gave "special thanks" to Russia's Vladimir Putin for sending troops.
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After days of violent protests, Kazakhstan's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev vowed to destroy "armed bandits" and gave "special thanks" to Russia's Vladimir Putin for sending troops to quell the unrest.
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After days of violent protests, Kazakhstan's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev vowed to destroy "armed bandits" and gave "special thanks" to Russia's Vladimir Putin for sending troops to quell the unrest.
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If you are unsure whether or not to trust a Facebook or Twitter message, study its source. The following indicators can help you assess if you are dealing with a fake account, bot or troll.
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I would call mine: This $H!T SLAPS! Headliners in Alphabetical Order: Alison Wonderland Boombox Cartel Flosstradamus RL Grime TroyBoi What So Not Support Alexander Lewis Baauer Capshun Crave (previously Ori. Cravings) Ekali Eliminate Godlands Hex Cougar Hopex Hot Mess ISOxo Jawns Juelz Juuku Kaivon KRANE Knock2 Lemay Montell2099 Mr. Carmack Nitti Gritti NXSTY Party Favor Pauline Herr Peekaboo QUIX RemK Rossy Scullion Shanghai Doom SLUMBERJACK TIGER DROOL TNGHT TWERL Vincent WHIPPED CREAM Whyte Fang Yvng Jalapeño Special Sets Alison Wonderland b3b RL Grime b3b Boombox Cartel TroyBoi b3b Flosstradamus b3b Mr. Carmack Oceana: What So Not b3b QUIX b3b SLUMBERJACK SV Boyz: ISOxo b3b Juelz b3b Knock2 Queenz: Godlands b3b Rossy b3b WHIPPED CREAM
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Eyeing threat from China, the United States and Japan have agreed on strengthening their security alliance. The two powers announced that they would soon sign two new defense deals.
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The Ministry of Defence has agreed to help fill staff shortages across the capital this month.
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Journalists Amady John Wesley and Wilguens Louissaint were killed in the Laboule 12 area, which has seen intense fighting between armed gangs looking to wrestle control.
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Some pupils are not complying with the new advice, and there are worries about vulnerable students.
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I saw her name on Insomniac Music Group. Was wondering if she left SV?? Would be a bummer. I’ve had Colours and East Bridge on repeat since they came out. Was hoping to see her live at a SV show since I missed her at Countdown. https://www.instagram.com/p/CYZd29vs5xq/?utm_medium=copy_link
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As Novak Djokovic faces possible deportation, the Australian Open draw is cast into more uncertainty.
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Mexican authorities have arrested two suspects after a sports utility vehicle filled with 10 dead bodies was left outside a state governor's office.
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Poland is set to recall its own ambassador from the Czech Republic for appearing to criticize his own country. Warsaw said "irresponsible statements" had been made over a border mining dispute.
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Entain revenues rose in the pandemic as online betting made up for trade lost at betting shops.
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"It is very unlikely that even Kardashev civilizations of type II might build magnetic ramjets."
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Facebook sued by sister of federal security officer shot to death at protest.
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Two of 2021's weirdest trends come together to start 2022.
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"Just like previous variants, omicron is hospitalizing people and it is killing people."
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After the success of the Galaxy Fold, Samsung shows off more ambitious designs.
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Doctors Without Borders removed its team on the Belarus-Poland border after Warsaw blocked access to migrants trying to enter the European Union. Camped in harsh conditions, several people have died on the EU's doorstep.
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The National Beef Association is 'deeply disappointed' that Asda reneged on its 100% British beef promise.
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Official statement cites COVID-19; at least one journalist says otherwise.
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The incident was captured by a television crew filming a documentary on board HMS Northumberland.
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The troops arrive after days of mounting unrest, with both police and protesters reportedly killed.
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It's a homecoming for Jeff Wilcox, who left Intel for Apple in 2013.
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Laptop screens seldom come this wide.
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"If the Moon really is what you think it is—suit up."
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Harvey Parker, 20, was last seen leaving a central London nightclub on 17 December.
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The Kazakhstan crisis makes war in Ukraine less likely. If Russia were to insist on "taking back" Ukraine, it would "lose" Kazakhstan, says DW's Andrey Gurkov.
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Despite the rapid spread of omicron, Germany has seen a drop in concern over COVID variants, a new survey revealed. Germany's new health minister is also enjoying the highest support in Chancellor Olaf Scholz's cabinet.
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It's like a 17.3-inch OLED tablet that can fold in half.
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For the first time in the country’s history, Germany has appointed a commissioner for the acceptance of sexual and gender diversity. Green Party MP Sven Lehmann will oversee a LGBTQ national action plan.
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The region is suffering several crises, including the conflict in Ethiopia's Tigray region as well as political upheaval in Somalia.
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The Snapdragon Ride Platform uses Qualcomm's 5 nm SoCs.
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At least three people were killed in Sudan after authorities fired at anti-coup protesters. Thousands of people have taken to the streets again to show their anger at a military takeover in October.
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France says Google and Facebook's complicated cookie opt-outs are illegal.
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14 crypto-signed Castlevania curios in honor of the series' 35th birthday.
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The New York filmmaker was Oscar-nominated for his coming-of-age drama starring Cybill Shepherd.
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Israel's Health Ministry has recommended removing all the countries currently on an omicron no-fly list. The ministry also said Israelis should not travel to places with higher infection rates "without a good reason."
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Collecting environmental DNA in water has become common—can we do it in air now?
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On the anniversary of the Capitol attack, the US president says "the pain and scars" run deep.
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Violent unrest in the Central Asian nation has left several people dead and hundreds wounded. Energy-rich Kazakhstan is facing its largest protests in a decade as world leaders call for calm.
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Automaker will initially restrict Level 3 autonomy to roads within California.
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Securing a certificate from a training school is no longer enough to become a teacher in many African countries. Periodic referesher courses and renewable licenses are fast becoming the norm.
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Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Thursday evening.
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The Indomitable Lions return to the AFCON as hosts after winning it five times on foreign soil. They hope to overcome the burden of expectation in a tournament delayed by the global pandemic and late preparations.
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After three years with Williams, Russell has joined Mercedes full-time for the 2022 season, partnering seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton.The promotion for Russell comes after five years with Mercedes’ young driver programme that saw him win titles in GP3 and Formula 2 before graduating to F1.PLUS: How Russell sees himself in the Mercedes-Hamilton superteam Speaking in an ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/russell-ready-for-most-intense-year-of-my-life-in-f1-with-mercedes/7100165/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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As Novak Djokovic fights his deportation from Australia, he has found support from Serbia’s president and some quarters of the country's media. But support for Djokovic is far from universal — in the Balkans and beyond.
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A decent retro console idea for 2018, but delays and questions have changed our tune.
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Boris Johnson has apologised for not disclosing text messages to his independent standards adviser.
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Denial-of-service vulnerability can be triggered by sending a malicious HomeKit invite.
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The US president accused his predecessor Donald Trump of posing an ongoing threat to democracy in a speech marking one year since the deadly storming of the US Capitol. DW has the latest.
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Sunlight has damaged the composer's historical statue. The Bonn landmark, unveiled in 1845, should return to its location in the summer.
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Nations around the world spent $92 billion on the "space sector" in 2021.
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Details are scarce, but it will be joined by an electric Chevy Blazer as well.
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The US president is expected to accuse his predecessor Donald Trump of posing an ongoing threat to democracy in a speech marking one year since the deadly storming of the US Capitol. DW will carry the speech live.
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Boris Johnson says it is time for him to call out those putting out false information on Covid jabs.
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Rising energy prices have been the main factor in annual inflation in Germany jumping to 3.1%, the highest rate in nearly three decades.
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Fatigue, loss of smell and shortness of breath are the most frequently reported symptoms.
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The US president is expected to accuse his predecessor Donald Trump of posing an ongoing threat to democracy in a speech marking one year since the deadly storming of the US Capitol. DW will carry the speech live.
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Rich people are not above the law, Australia's deputy PM says, as the player launches legal appeal.
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Ocon benefitted from a chaotic wet weather start in Budapest to surge to the lead after a restart, as leader Lewis Hamilton pitted. Ocon kept his cool and led the entire race to take his maiden grand prix victory, holding off Aston Martin's Sebastian Vettel and Hamilton.It was one of several standout races for Alpine, which also included a podium for team-mate Fernando Alonso in Qatar, as it ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/ocon-hungary-f1-win-took-pressure-away-from-alpine/7098160/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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A new Tesla showroom in the Xinjiang region has caused outrage in the United States. China has said its critics want to "carry out economic coercion and political repression."
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Before being deported, Simonsohn was active in the anti-Nazi resistance. She survived Auschwitz and went on to care for and support hundreds of Jewish children who had been orphaned by the genocide.
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Some Conservative MPs have questioned a decision to clear people of damaging the statue of a slave trader.
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A stream of stars that formed less than 3 billion years after the Big Bang.
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In the early 20th century, artists like Emil Nolde and Max Pechstein searched for "primitive authenticity" in the German colonies. Here's what they found.
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Government admits uncertainty over whether face coverings will truly cut Covid spread.
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After escaping the North, some defectors find it difficult to hold down a job or function in a society in which they are outsiders. For a few, the only answer is to return across the border, despite the risks involved.
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Putting two great drivers together often brings success – but it can also create fireworks that damage the harmony inside a team. Even legendary combinations that have brought titles to their teams have sometimes ended in acrimony.PLUS: How Russell sees his place in the Mercedes-Hamilton F1 superteamHere’s our selection of some of the ultimate F1 superteams. For this list we’ve ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/the-best-f1-driver-superteams-senna-prost-hamilton-alonso-and-more/7096191/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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Haas opted against developing its car for last year so it could focus on preparing for the new technical regulations arriving in 2022, believing they held a greater opportunity to make a step forward and gain performance.It resigned the team to a transition year in 2021 where it failed to score any points with rookie drivers Mick Schumacher and Nikita Mazepin, leaving it last in the ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/steiner-surprised-haas-reduced-gap-to-f1-midfield-late-in-2021/7096613/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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Rules for those travelling to England are changing as Omicron is now worldwide, the transport secretary says.
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The founder and boss of Octopus Energy tells the BBC the sector is working on bringing prices down.
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As nations like France extend the life of ageing nuclear energy infrastructure, bordering countries that could suffer most from a meltdown, have little say.
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A bakery firm was taken to court for refusing to make a cake with a "Support Gay Marriage" slogan.
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It was the Romanian-born American’s determination to keep the then-Force India outfit on the grid that carried the team through a crisis in the summer of 2018, and saw it emerge under the ownership of Lawrence Stroll and with the new Racing Point identity.He subsequently oversaw the expansion process and the transition to the Aston Martin name in 2021.We assumed that Szafnauer would ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/how-szafnauer-played-a-crucial-role-in-the-aston-martin-f1-story/7095667/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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A consortium plans to transform the French overseas territory Reunion Island into one of the world's digital hubs. That could help bring down local unemployment.
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Born 200 years ago in Germany, the adventurer-archaeologist Heinrich Schliemann was obsessed with finding the kingdom of Troy described in Homer's "Iliad."
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Police say dozens of rioters were killed in an operation to restore order in the main city, Almaty.
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The tennis star is set to remain in immigration detention until an Australian court hears his appeal. His visa was revoked for failing to meet pandemic entry requirements.
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The retailer says recent sales rose 20%, but wage, shipping and manufacturing costs are all rising.
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The French government is fining the tech giants millions over data that tracks users' activity. They've given the companies three months to comply or face further fines.
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Japan, Australia, the United States, and India are part of the "Quad" group working toward building an alliance in the face of China's burgeoning presence across Asia.
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It sounds alarmist, and it should: the future of democracy is at stake in the United States. What we experienced a year ago is just a taste of things to come, says DW's Ines Pohl.
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Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Thursday morning.
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Police in the country's largest city said they had "elimated" several protestors, per media reports. The Kazakh army and international peacekeepers have been called in amid violent unrest.
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Constitutional judges in El Salvador have ruled in favor of proceeding with an investigation into the massacre of priests during the country's civil war.
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Australia's health minister said the Serbian tennis star's visa had been "canceled" over failure to meet COVID entry requirements. Unvaccinated Djokovic sought an exemption to play in the Australian Open.
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Hospitals in France are prepared for a potential surge in patients as the omicron variant drove case numbers to over 320,000 in a single day. Meanwhile, Italy has approved a new vaccine mandate. Follow DW for the latest.
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The government needs to wake up to the scale of the problem, says a report from a committee of MPs.
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On the attack's anniversary, Mr Biden will say his predecessor holds "singular responsibility".
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The working class had higher risk of injury than friars or sheltered hospital inmates.
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"Radical plans" could see large areas of land in England turned into nature reserves.
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Australia's health minister said the Serbian tennis star's visa had been "canceled" over failure to meet COVID entry requirements. Unvaccinated Djokovic sought an exemption to play in the Australian Open.
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CDC says tests can't tell infectiousness. But if positive, you're likely infectious.
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Electric cars sales surged last year, but the SMMT warns that charging infrastructure needs investment.
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The RAC accuses petrol retailers of ripping off motorists by not passing on wholesale price cuts.
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Lenovo's next high-end consumer laptops focus on communication and new CPUs.
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North Korea has claimed that a missile it fired into the sea yesterday was "hypersonic." These ultra-fast weapons systems pose a higher threat level, as they are harder to defend against.
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Meta will continue to use a modified version of Android after all.
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An integer overflow/underflow crash lets misbehaving apps lock users out of 911.
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In a similar circumstances as Mazepin (or other Russian drivers), the World Anti-Doping Agency found Thailand to be "non-compliant" with their code, meaning Thailand has been banned from competing in world championships It's subject to a planned appeal but it could mean there will be four Brits on the grid. This would be a first since 2013 (Hamilton, Button, Di Resta, Chilton).
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A juror at the trial said he shared his own experience of sexual abuse to sway other jurors.
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The rocket will now roll out of its Florida hangar no earlier than mid-February.
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Samsung's OLED tech brings new options for TVs and monitors in 2022.
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Australia's health minister Greg Hunt said the Serbian tennis star's visa had been "canceled" over failure to meet COVID entry requirements. Unvaccinated Djokovic sought an exemption to play in the Australian Open.
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Kazakhstan is experiencing the heaviest unrest in its history. Russia's second most important ally in the post-Soviet realm was known as stable for a long time, so what happened? DW has the background.
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The player landed in Melbourne to play in the Australian Open amid a row over his vaccination status.
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The peaceful transition of power was seen as a hallmark of US democracy and the envy of the world, until January 6, 2021. That day's events shook this widespread perception to its core.
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Paris hopes to use its six months at the head of the Council of the EU to tackle the bloc's "economic, educational, migration and military challenges." French President Macron will do it while facing an election at home.
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Deadline reports that Apple Original Films is now in exclusive negotiations to seal a deal for the planned, and as-yet-untitled, Hollywood blockbuster feature film.It is understood that Pitt will play a veteran racing star who comes out of retirement to mentor a young driver, while taking his own last chance at on-track glory. Rivals in the contention for this project were believed to ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/apple-set-to-land-huge-f1-movie-project-starring-brad-pitt-/7089397/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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In a remote world, Dell thinks some extra bulk is worth it for 4K video calling.
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"EngineOwning" software helped "tens of thousands" of cheaters, lawsuit alleges.
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Germany's Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock warned Russia against further incursions into Ukraine on her first official trip to Washington. She also said Iran squandered much trust over the nuclear deal.
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Agreement reached after airlines threatened lawsuit and mass flight cancellations.
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The entire country is under a state of emergency as unrest over rising fuel prices turns deadly. President Tokayev has taken control of the security council while protesters reportedly have seized Almaty airport.
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The actions of Serb nationalist Milorad Dodik "threaten the stability" of Bosnia & Herzegovina and the entire region, the US Treasury has said.
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Do ya'll often see the free download button on producer tracks on places like SC or Audius but then have to allow something like Toneden to have access to your Spotify? What's the general consensus on allowing stuff like that, I want the song but allowing another company to insert stuff into my Library feels weird.
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Dealmaster also has Philips Hue lights, PC games, and Google Nest devices.
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Though technically a concept, the Airflow appears set for production.
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As economies around the world rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic, the two main superpowers are racing ahead. DW gives a snapshot of who benefits most from record-high global GDP worth $94 trillion.
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The remains of a young man and a dog lay buried beneath rubble for 3,500 years.
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Hospital admissions are rising, says the PM - as figures show one in 15 people had Covid on New Year's Eve.
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The first versions will have a 400-mile range, but they won't be cheap.
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FedEx is also increasing its order from 500 to 2,000 electric vans.
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Tensions between China and Lithuania soared after Taiwan was allowed to open a de facto embassy in Vilnius. Now, Taiwan wants to help offset the financial cost that comes with angering Beijing.
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Each week, Ghana receives 15 million items of used clothing sent from the West. But 40% of the products get discarded due to poor quality. They end up at landfills and in bodies of water, polluting entire ecosystems.
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The Africa Cup of Nations competition is days away, and the fever is already gripping Cameroonians, especially businesses. They have their eyes on a revival and boost in revenue.
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The Vision-S 02 is an SUV version of the sedan concept we saw in 2020.
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The four were cleared after a statue to the slave trader was toppled in Bristol during a protest.
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The venue of the Belgian Formula 1 Grand Prix is using the off-season to overhaul its ageing facilities as part of an €80m, government-backed refurbishment.The circuit broke ground in November on new run-off areas in several key corners, while also demolishing old grandstands and the Raidillon chalet in favour of new, more modern facilities.The track's safety improvements are mainly ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/spa-reveals-eau-rouge-and-raidillon-run-off-changes-in-latest-update/7087562/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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Modotti's modern shots remain style-defining, with Madonna being a collector. Yet, she traded in her camera in 1931 to serve the Communist Party of Moscow.
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Nearly one-quarter of high-speed trains did not reach their destination on time in 2021. Long delays and canceled trains have become routine across Germany.
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Sainz joined Ferrari last season as a replacement for four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel, signing a two-year deal. He scored four podiums en route to fifth place in the drivers' championship during his first year with the team.Sainz quickly formed a good relationship with new teammate Charles Leclerc as the duo combined to secure Ferrari third in the constructors' standings.Ferrari ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/ferrari-expects-easy-discussion-with-sainz-over-new-f1-contract/7085083/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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The move brings Scotland into line with the rest of the UK by cutting the isolation period from 10 days to seven.
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Lord Ahmed of Rotherham is also convicted of a serious sexual assault on a young boy in the 1970s.
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The Brazilian president said he was being discharged from a Sao Paulo hospital after experiencing abdominal pain. He has undergone at least four surgeries since 2018.
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The tennis player must prove that he cannot be jabbed for medical reasons, Australia's Prime Minister says.
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The changing geopolitical situation and security landscape has prompted the Indian government to accelerate military modernization, say experts.
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Critics say a proposal to hand more electoral seats to Hindu-majority Jammu is an effort to push forward the interests of India's ruling BJP.
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RB Leipzig and Wolfsburg are struggling to be consistent this season. Could we see unlikely Bundesliga teams finish in the Champions League spots? Tactics expert Jasmine Baba explains what it takes to make the top four.
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Google and owner Alphabet will come under increased scrutiny for anti-competitive behavior, the German competion regulator says. The authority last year gained new powers to supervise large internet companies
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Human Rights Watch says Ethiopia should immediately release those they have detained without charge. It also wants Saudi Arabia to stop deportations.
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Novak Djokovic is facing a serious backlash after being granted an exemption to play at the Australian Open. DW's Matt Pearson says the only way he can salvage his reputation is to front up about his vaccination views.
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Novak Djokovic is facing a serious backlash after being granted an exemption to play at the Australian Open. DW's Matt Pearson says the only way he can salvage his reputation is to front up about his vaccination views.
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When violence between Hamas in the Gaza Strip and Israel escalated in May 2021, a Jew and an Arab Israeli released their first song: "Dugri" — straight talk. Now the duo is back with a follow up.
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People who get a positive lateral flow result would not need to confirm it with a PCR.
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Szafnauer had long been expected to leave his role at Aston Martin, with Autosport reporting back in November that he looked set to take up a senior role with the rival Alpine squad.Szafnauer said he had "no intention" of leaving Aston Martin and that he had a long-term contract in place.But Aston Martin announced on Wednesday that Szafnauer had left his role as team principal and CEO of ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/aston-martin-announces-exit-of-f1-team-principal-szafnauer/7085669/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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Local news sources have said that demonstrators stormed the building with clubs and shields. Almaty is under an official state of emergency over widespread protests against rising fuel prices.
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Local news sources have said that demonstrators stormed the building with clubs and shields. Almaty is under an official state of emergency over widespread protests against rising fuel prices.
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Store visits hit their highest level since March 2020 as consumer confidence returned, research suggests.
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Labour's leader will miss Prime Minister's Questions, with deputy Angela Rayner filling in for him.
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Five drivers’ and four constructors’ titles headline a CV that includes 75 world championship grand prix wins, enough for sixth on the all-time list behind Ferrari, McLaren, Mercedes, Williams and Lotus.It also has a major junior driver programme, which has launched the careers of many successful drivers, including Sebastian Vettel and Max Verstappen.For this list of top 10 F1 drivers ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/top-10-red-bull-f1-drivers-ranked-vettel-verstappen-perez-and-more/7085857/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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Tennis star Novak Djokovic could face problems entering Australia despite receiving an exemption from having a COVID jab, officials say. And he could be in for some ire from the Australian public if he does play there.
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Alongside the much-vaunted return of the ground effect concept is the revival of wheel rim covers. F1 hopes these will help smooth out the turbulence ordinarily created by the wheel and tyre, and thus help reduce the overall wake generated by the lead car when another is chasing.The rim covers used in 2022 will be a far cry from the complexity of what we’ve seen in the past though, as ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/how-f1-wheel-rim-covers-work-why-they-were-banned-and-why-theyre-back/7084874/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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A number of NHS trusts across England have declared critical incidents over staff shortages due to Covid.
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The phones of dissident lawmakers and an opposition prosecutor have been hacked using the Pegasus spyware. Poland's government, however, shows little interest in finding the culprits.
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Elmar J. is accused of selling a revolver to convicted killer Stephan Ernst three years before the assassination of Lübcke. The murder was the first slaying of a politician by a neo-Nazi in post-war German history.
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Two-time F1 world champion Alonso returned to the series last year with Alpine after a two-season break exploring other racing opportunities such as the Le Mans 24 Hours, the Indianapolis 500 and the Dakar Rally.Alonso scored one podium and helped Alpine finish fifth in the constructors’ championship last year, as well as playing a key role in team-mate Esteban Ocon’s shock win in ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/alonso-2007-gave-wrong-impression-of-my-f1-happiness/7084783/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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Many countries are reimposing restrictions on everyday life amid rising infections. DW Travel offers a brief recap of what rules apply in the EU.
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The German foreign minister has stressed the importance of US-German ties ahead of her first official Washington visit. Tensions with Russia over Ukraine are likely to dominate the agenda of talks.
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From mysterious ink stains from an alleged fight with the devil to women lost in translation, there are many surprising facts surrounding Luther's version of the Bible, translated 500 years ago.
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Germany's health minister has said that the country would need 15 million more booster doses to curb the spread of omicron. Meanwhile. Australia's health system is under strain amid a rising caseload. DW has the latest.
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Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Wednesday morning.
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So you see an outrageous or unbelievable image online — is it really too good to be true? If an image seems fishy, something is likely awry. But how can you prove if a picture has been manipulated? Here are a few tips.
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Preet Chandi wanted to inspire other Asian women to "push boundaries" and leave their comfort zone.
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With case rates of the Omicron variant so high, airlines say testing passengers is having no real impact.
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Former US President Donald Trump has dropped a press briefing planned for the one-year anniversary of the capitol siege. President Joe Biden is set to give a speech addressing the "historical significance" of the event.
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Sexy specs include dedicated eye tracking, over 4 million pixels per eye.
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Also: Bringing a 400-million-year-old fossilized armored worm to virtual life.
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Police say the teacher is not trained to give vaccines and gave the jab to the boy at her home.
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It is "appalling" that Novak Djokovic can enter the country for the Australian Open, locals say.
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We're already seeing the effects of the Oppo merger on OnePlus' next flagship.
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A weekend curfew is imposed and doctors' leave cancelled as the chief minister tests positive.
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According to the Japanese coast guard, the projectile could be a ballistic missile.
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Japanese and South Korean authorities have said the projectile is presumed to be a ballistic missile, which would be the first such launch by North Korea since October 2021.
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The French president vows to make life difficult for the unjabbed, but MPs delay a bill on Covid passes.
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The number of Covid infections in Scotland has reached record levels in the past week.
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Tracking connections pre and post COVID also shows the pull of conspiracy groups.
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[Live Link](https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/live:bbc_radio_one) I will update when it is posted after it's live.
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LG is looking to up its game in the face of more OLED rivals.
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Elden can amend complaint but 10-year statute of limitations may doom his case.
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AMD becomes the first CPU maker to integrate the Microsoft-designed chip into its wares.
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Norfolk's health care system is placed on the highest alert as other health trusts raise the alarm.
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New GPU architecture replaces previous APUs' years-old Vega architecture.
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A two-week state of emergency has been declared following protests over surging fuel prices.
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A two-week state of emergency has been declared following protests over surging fuel prices. A government announcement that it would lower prices failed to appease the protesters.
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The announcement came hours after the government declared a two-week state of emergency following protests over surging fuel prices. Protesters had earlier demanded the government resign.
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Spencer Elden sued 15 people — including the band's surviving members and the estate of the late Kurt Cobain — over sexual exploitation. The plaintiff has until January 13 to file a new appeal.
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The fish learned to operate a fish tank on wheels.
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Navy Seals argued mandate violates First Amendment and religious freedom law.
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The board also continues the trend of unnecessarily high 8,000 Hz polling rates.
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Witnesses heard the 42-year-old say he wanted to "kill" the painting to stop it leaving Port Talbot.
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The killings of three women on the first day of 2022 have evoked massive outcry over France's growing problem of femicide. Activists have criticized the government's inability to rein in deadly domestic violence.
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Ryzen 5800X3D will probably be the last stop for the venerable AM4 CPU socket.
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"It was a wonderful moment. A lot of joy. A lot of relief."
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Streamlined installation should cut costs over competing solar roofs.
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Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Tuesday evening.
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In 2021, Bolsonaro wrapped up his third year in office. A look at how he handled the pandemic, international relations and reached record levels of disapproval.
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The British royal's lawyers claim he is exempt from a sexual assault lawsuit. This comes 24 hours after it was revealed Jeffrey Epstein paid Virginia Giuffre $500,000 to settle sex abuse allegations.
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Intel's hybrid architecture tries to maximize speed and minimize power usage.
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Alder Lake Core i5, Core i3, Pentium, and Celeron CPUs round out the lineup.
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And a likely larger price tag.
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Plus a new "dual format" monitor that switches between 1440p and faster 1080p.
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Interpol had issued a red alert for the Colombian man in connection with the killing of President Jovenel Moise. Charges are reported to include attempted murder, armed robbery and conspiracy.
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Interpol had issued a red alert for the Colombian man in connection with the killing of President Jovenel Moise. Charges include conspiring to kidnap and conspiring to kill outside the US.
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It is the first arrest over a fake website that offered prominent Muslim women for sale. Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai was among the women listed on the site.
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Boris Johnson says 100,000 critical workers will be tested daily to reduce the spread of coronavirus.
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Anti-coup protesters have again taken to the streets following Prime Minister Adballa Hamdok's resignation. Demonstrators want the military-led ruling council disbanded.
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Monday's high likely includes backlog, but more cases missed with at-home tests.
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B.1.640.2 was discovered in a traveler returning from Cameroon and has even more mutations than Omicron. And a first "Flurona" case has occurred in Israel.
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Six months after a Supreme Court decision, Israel has opened surrogacy to every citizen — including same-sex couples, single men and transgender people.
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Omicron drives a record-breaking daily tally of new US cases, though deaths remain stable.
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Political dynasties are not new, with families grooming and later handing over power to their offspring. However, analysts say this practice is detrimental to African countries.
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Honda returned to F1 after a six-season absence in 2015 as McLaren's works engine partner, only for the two parties to cut ties after three difficult and unsuccessful years.An initial deal with Toro Rosso in 2018 paved the way for Honda to link up with Red Bull the following year.Honda announced in 2020 it would be leaving F1 again at the end of 2021, signing off with Max Verstappen's ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/button-a-shame-mclaren-didnt-hang-on-with-honda-in-f1/7075942/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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Company also rolls out new chips aimed at gaming on ultra-thin laptops.
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The troubles with the long-in-development Angara A5 continue.
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Justice Secretary Dominic Raab says the law will stop women being pestered in public.
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Almost four years after it began, the Zondo Commission has completed the first part of its anti-graft report. Two more installments are expected before those implicated are likely to be prosecuted.
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Bayern Munich have reported several new cases of COVID-19 among key players, and the champions are far from alone. With players returning from winter breaks around the world, can the Bundesliga return as planned?
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The US saw a record high increase in the number of daily COVID-19 cases as the heavily mutated omicron variant spread at a dizzying pace.
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Some have greeted Sudanese Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok's resignation as a reason for pro-democracy forces to unite. Others fear the Sudanese military will now simply take over.
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There are four state elections set for this year for the German parties to fight. While the high-flying Social Democrats want to consolidate their power, the conservative Christian Democrats need to win back lost voters.
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Although omicron is more infectious than the delta variant, officials say that the rate of hospitalization is likely to be lower. Also, hospitals are better prepared now than they were last year.
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Although omicron is more infectious than the delta variant, officials say that the rate of hospitalization is likely to be lower. Also, hospitals are better prepared now than they were last year.
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Alpine suffered from an inconsistent 2021 campaign, but a shock maiden win for Esteban Ocon in Hungary and a podium for Fernando Alonso in Qatar gave the Enstone outfit the edge over AlphaTauri to clinch fifth in the constructors' championship.While it is clear Alpine has plenty of work to do to catch up with the likes of Ferrari and McLaren, who were miles ahead in the battle for third, team ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/alpine-very-encouraged-by-2021-f1-season-progress/7075943/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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Governments and fossil fuel companies have long peddled the idea that natural gas is the 'bridge' to a clean energy future. But can gas actually be green?
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As Chinese authorities impose stringent measures to curb COVID infections, some controversial incidents have sparked public outcry.
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Coronavirus infections are surging in Germany. What does this mean for tourists? Here are the answers to some of the most pressing questions.
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The ruling carries symbolic significance for families frustrated by Iran's own justice system. Iran shot down a commercial airliner in early 2020, eventually admitting it was a mistake.
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The ruling carries symbolic significance for families frustrated by Iran's own justice system. Iran shot down a commercial airliner in early 2020, eventually admitting it was a mistake.
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How SAGE jumpstarted today’s technology and built IBM into a powerhouse.
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Novak Djokovic says he is to compete in the Australian Open after being granted a medical exemption to play. The Serbian tennis star had been in doubt to defend his title owing to Tennis Australia's vaccination stance.
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The news comes after last month's decision to triple Mustang Mach-E production.
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A Washington-based Muslim group accused Tesla of "supporting genocide" against Uyghurs, with a Republican senator also piling on pressure over Tesla's Xinjiang showroom.
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The Labour leader will say his party is looking to win over voters who have lost trust in the Tories.
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Despite the raging omicron COVID variant, the battered aviation industry is cautiously optimistic about the new year. The year 2022 could be marked by a host of firsts and lasts for the industry.
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The most vulnerable should be prioritised for further doses instead, says Prof Sir Andrew Pollard.
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Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal tested positive for COVID-19 as India records a new spike in infections. Meanwhile, France confronts fatigue and frustration over measures to tackle the pandemic. DW has the latest.
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Ahead of what would have been the late British rock star's 75th birthday, Warner Music Group has bought his entire catalog for an estimated $250 million.
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Ahead of what would have been the late British rock star's 75th birthday, Warner Music Group has bought his entire catalog for an estimated $250 million.
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A day after world powers jointly pledged to avoid nuclear conflict, signatory Beijing has conceded it is "modernizing" its own arsenal. But it rejected US allegations that it was enlarging it at speed.
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McLaren ran an all-new livery for the Monaco Grand Prix race weekend, ditching its regular papaya for the orange and powder blue colours of Gulf Oil to run on the cars of Lando Norris and Daniel Ricciardo.The team also opted to tweak its livery for the final race of the season in Abu Dhabi, partnering with major sponsor British American Tobacco’s Vuse brand for a bespoke design including ...<a href="https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/mclaren-eager-to-continue-with-occasional-one-off-f1-liveries/7075983/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=uk">Keep reading</a>
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It comes after a legal settlement between Virginia Giuffre and Jeffrey Epstein was made public.
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Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Tuesday morning.
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The Home Office is “reforming” its approach to asylum, following 28,400 people crossing the Channel.
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This is my favorite house song atm and I can't find any info on the samples used. I specifically wanted to find the one where it says "show me the stars".
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A man is set to appear before the Cape Town Magistrates Court over the fire that gutted South Africa's Parliament. Meanwhile, firefighters said the blaze was back under control after strong winds fanned the embers.
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The man faces five counts including arson and possession of an explosive device. Meanwhile, firefighters said the blaze was back under control after strong winds had fanned the embers.
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A tearful Chow Hang-tung told the court that discussion about 1989 protests could disappear completely from Hong Kong in the future. Several others are also serving jail time for participating in 2020 vigil.
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AT&T and Verizon have agreed to hold off on their 5G rollout amid concerns of problems for aircraft. The move marks a change of heart a day after they rejected the government request.
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More people, living or dead, will be eligible to have historical convictions wiped from their records.
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