Black box found at plane crash site in French Alps: minister
French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said a black box had been found on Tuesday following the crash of an Airbus A320 Germanwings plane in the French Alps.
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Oil rebounds towards $57 per barrel
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Guinea: opposition leaders in call to restart anti-government protests
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War-torn South Sudan’s parliament extends president’s term to 2018: official
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Pakistan commends Nigeria military over success against Boko Haram
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Anti-government forces advance on southern Yemen
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Russia gives broadcast licence to CNN, off-air since last year
Russia said Tuesday it had issued a fresh broadcast licence to CNN after the US news channel went off air last year, blaming restrictions on foreign-owned media.
Uganda paid US PR firm ‘to clean up image’ after anti-gay bill
The row over a law to ban homosexuality in Uganda has been reignited after it emerged the government paid a US public relations firm to overcome the negative publicity it caused, a