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AFP Journalist Objects To "Brutal" Body Search At Kurdish New Year In Turkey, Detained
Around 50 people including an AFP journalist were detained by police on Sunday in Istanbul on the sidelines of the Kurdish New Year celebrations, witnesses said.
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Elon Musk's X Sued By News Agency AFP In Copyright Case
AFP news agency launched a copyright case in France on Wednesday against social media giant Twitter, recently rebranded X, part of a global struggle to get tech firms to pay for news.
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French News Agency AFP Sues Elon Musk's X Over Copyright
AFP news agency launched a copyright case in France on Wednesday against social media giant Twitter, recently rebranded X, part of a global struggle to get tech firms to pay for news.
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In A First, Biden Picks Black Woman For US Supreme Court
President Joe Biden picked Ketanji Brown Jackson on Friday to be the first Black woman in US history to serve on the nation's highest court.
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Google Signs 5-Year Deal to Pay for News From AFP
Google will begin paying AFP for its news content as part of broad five-year partnership which marks one of the biggest licensing deals struck by a tech giant under a new French law.
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Shoot Female Rebels In Vaginas: Philippine President Tells His Soldiers
Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte last week told soldiers to shoot female rebels in their genitals, the latest in a series of violent, misogynistic remarks.
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Maldives Crisis: Arrested Indian Journalist Will Be Deported Today, Say Officials
Two journalists including an Indian national working for French news agency, who were arrested in Maldives amid the ongoing crisis in the country, will be deported today, an official has confirmed to NDTV.
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Sudan Authorities Detain Reuters, AFP Reporters On Protest Coverage In Khartoum
Sudanese authorities have detained a Reuters stringer and an AFP reporter who were covering protests in the capital Khartoum, the external information council, which deals with foreign media organisations, said.
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Israel Suspends Officer Over Assault of Journalists
The Israeli military has suspended the officer in charge during an incident in the West Bank that saw soldiers assault two AFP journalists, take their equipment and destroy it, the army said.
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Swiss Train Derails in 'Serious Accident': Report
A Swiss train on Wednesday derailed in the mountainous eastern region of Graubuenden, Switzerland's ATS news agency reported.
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Fighter Jet Shot Down over Rebel-Held East Ukraine
A Ukranian fighter jet was shot down on Thursday as it flew low over rebel-held territory in the east of the country, an AFP journalist witnessed.
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Listen Up, Everybody: Kim Kardashian is Resurrecting Her Music Career
Kim, who has 12-month-old daughter North with Kanye, had previously vowed never to make music again following the flop single
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Doctors treating toddler shot by Taliban fear rise in Afghan violence
That Afghan toddler Abu Zar survived a bullet fragment to the head during a Taliban attack in Kabul last week is astonishing.
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AFP reporter, family among nine killed in Kabul hotel attack
At least nine civilians including an Agence France-Presse reporter, children and foreigners were killed in a Taliban attack on a luxury hotel in Kabul, officials said on Friday, just weeks before Afghanistan's presidential election.
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Photographer wins $1.2 million from companies that took pictures off Twitter
The case is one of the first to address how images that individuals make available to the public through social media can be used by third parties for commercial purposes.
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AFP Journalist Objects To "Brutal" Body Search At Kurdish New Year In Turkey, Detained
Around 50 people including an AFP journalist were detained by police on Sunday in Istanbul on the sidelines of the Kurdish New Year celebrations, witnesses said.
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Elon Musk's X Sued By News Agency AFP In Copyright Case
AFP news agency launched a copyright case in France on Wednesday against social media giant Twitter, recently rebranded X, part of a global struggle to get tech firms to pay for news.
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French News Agency AFP Sues Elon Musk's X Over Copyright
AFP news agency launched a copyright case in France on Wednesday against social media giant Twitter, recently rebranded X, part of a global struggle to get tech firms to pay for news.
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In A First, Biden Picks Black Woman For US Supreme Court
President Joe Biden picked Ketanji Brown Jackson on Friday to be the first Black woman in US history to serve on the nation's highest court.
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Google Signs 5-Year Deal to Pay for News From AFP
Google will begin paying AFP for its news content as part of broad five-year partnership which marks one of the biggest licensing deals struck by a tech giant under a new French law.
-
Shoot Female Rebels In Vaginas: Philippine President Tells His Soldiers
Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte last week told soldiers to shoot female rebels in their genitals, the latest in a series of violent, misogynistic remarks.
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Maldives Crisis: Arrested Indian Journalist Will Be Deported Today, Say Officials
Two journalists including an Indian national working for French news agency, who were arrested in Maldives amid the ongoing crisis in the country, will be deported today, an official has confirmed to NDTV.
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Sudan Authorities Detain Reuters, AFP Reporters On Protest Coverage In Khartoum
Sudanese authorities have detained a Reuters stringer and an AFP reporter who were covering protests in the capital Khartoum, the external information council, which deals with foreign media organisations, said.
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Israel Suspends Officer Over Assault of Journalists
The Israeli military has suspended the officer in charge during an incident in the West Bank that saw soldiers assault two AFP journalists, take their equipment and destroy it, the army said.
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Swiss Train Derails in 'Serious Accident': Report
A Swiss train on Wednesday derailed in the mountainous eastern region of Graubuenden, Switzerland's ATS news agency reported.
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Fighter Jet Shot Down over Rebel-Held East Ukraine
A Ukranian fighter jet was shot down on Thursday as it flew low over rebel-held territory in the east of the country, an AFP journalist witnessed.
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Listen Up, Everybody: Kim Kardashian is Resurrecting Her Music Career
Kim, who has 12-month-old daughter North with Kanye, had previously vowed never to make music again following the flop single
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Doctors treating toddler shot by Taliban fear rise in Afghan violence
That Afghan toddler Abu Zar survived a bullet fragment to the head during a Taliban attack in Kabul last week is astonishing.
-
AFP reporter, family among nine killed in Kabul hotel attack
At least nine civilians including an Agence France-Presse reporter, children and foreigners were killed in a Taliban attack on a luxury hotel in Kabul, officials said on Friday, just weeks before Afghanistan's presidential election.
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Photographer wins $1.2 million from companies that took pictures off Twitter
The case is one of the first to address how images that individuals make available to the public through social media can be used by third parties for commercial purposes.
