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French town pays Brits after death from falling ‘Napoleon’ tree

A French seaside resort has paid out more than 100,000 euros to compensate a British family after a 62-year-old woman was killed by a falling tree planted in honour of Napoleon's son.

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Protests in Indian Kashmir after rebel’s brother killed

Hundreds of protesters clashed with riot police in Indian Kashmir on Tuesday after the brother of a rebel leader was killed by government forces.

9 years ago

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Six Ukrainian soldiers killed in last 24 hours: military

Six soldiers were killed in separatist-held eastern Ukraine in the last 24 hours as fighting flared up again despite a fragile ceasefire, military spokesman Andriy Lysenko said Tuesday.

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WTO cuts 2015 global trade growth outlook to 3.3% from 4%

Global commerce is expected to grow just 3.3 percent this year, the World Trade Organization said Tuesday, slashing its previous forecast of 4.0 percent over weak global economic growth and rising geopolitical

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Gunmen attack education ministry in Somali capital

Gunmen in Somalia's capital on Tuesday blasted their way into the higher education ministry, with police reporting a huge explosion from a car bomb followed by heavy fighting in an ongoing attack.

9 years ago

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NASME sets agenda for President-elect

The National Association of Small and Medium Enterprises (NASME) on Tuesday advised the President-elect, Maj.-Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, to revive small scale businesses in the country. The Executive Secretary of the association, Mr

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Fleeing Yemen war, refugees arrive in Horn of Africa

Refugees from war-torn Yemen describe the terror of intense airstrikes as they arrive in the Horn of Africa, where aid agencies are fearing an influx of people.

9 years ago

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Grass warned of ‘sleepwalking’ into world war in final interview

Germany's Nobel-winning author Gunther Grass said he feared humanity was "sleepwalking" into a world war in the last interview he gave before his death on Monday.

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Turkish lira tumbles to new low against dollar

Turkey's embattled lira on Tuesday tumbled to a new low in value against the dollar, pressured by the possibility of the US Federal Reserve raising rates and domestic jitters ahead of June

9 years ago

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Benin demands answers after embassy torched in Gabon

Benin demanded Monday an "official explanation" of the torching of its embassy in Gabon during unrest that broke out after the announcement that a senior Gabonese opposition leader had died.

9 years ago

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April 14, 2015 - Page 6

French town pays Brits after death from falling ‘Napoleon’ tree

Protests in Indian Kashmir after rebel’s brother killed

Six Ukrainian soldiers killed in last 24 hours: military

WTO cuts 2015 global trade growth outlook to 3.3% from 4%

Gunmen attack education ministry in Somali capital

NASME sets agenda for President-elect

Fleeing Yemen war, refugees arrive in Horn of Africa

Grass warned of ‘sleepwalking’ into world war in final interview

Turkish lira tumbles to new low against dollar

Benin demands answers after embassy torched in Gabon

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