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Celina Jaitly Shares Emotional Note On Her Twins' 14th Birthday: "Never Imagined I Would Not Be There"
Celina Jaitly filed for divorce from her husband, Peter Haag, in November last year
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Man Found Guilty Of Leaving Girlfriend To Die On Austrian Mountain
Thomas Plamberger is found guilty of gross negligent manslaughter for leaving his inexperienced girlfriend to die on Austria's Grossglockner mountain in harsh winter conditions.
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Privacy Complaint Targets Google Over Unsolicited Ad Emails
Google has breached a European Union court ruling by sending unsolicited advertising emails directly to the inbox of Gmail users, Austrian advocacy group noyb.eu said on Wednesday in a complaint filed with France's data protection watchdog.
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Injury-Plagued Dominic Thiem Pulls Out Of Indian Wells, Miami Open
The former world number three, Dominic Thiem will not take part in the Indian Wells and Miami Open, the Austrian announced on Monday.
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Austria Surgeon Fined 2,700 Euros For Amputating Wrong Leg
An Austrian court has fined a surgeon for amputating the wrong leg of an elderly patient, a spokesperson for the tribunal in the northern city of Linz said Wednesday.
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Taliban Would Take Back Afghan Deportees To Face Courts, Says Spokesman: Report
The Taliban government in Afghanistan would accept any Afghan migrants whose applications for asylum were rejected in Europe and they would then face court, an Austrian newspaper quoted a Taliban spokesman as saying on Monday.
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EU-US Data Pact Scrapped by Top Court Following Facebook Complaint by Activist Max Schrems
European Union’s top court invalidated an online data arrangement between Europe and the US over complaints around Facebook by activist Max Schrems, who calls it a “100 percent win.”
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Facebook Suffers Legal Blow in EU Court Over Hate Speech
Facebook on Wednesday was dealt a major blow in the EU's top court, which ruled that national courts in Europe can order online platforms to remove defamatory content worldwide.
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Facebook US Data Transfer Case Goes to Europe's Top Court
An Austrian privacy campaigner's long-running legal battle against Facebook over its data transfers to the US reached the European Union's highest court on Tuesday.
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Facebook, Privacy Activist Schrems Face Off in July 9 Court Hearing
Facebook will face Austrian privacy activist Max Schrems next week at Europe's top court in a landmark case that could affect how hundreds of thousands of companies transfer personal data worldwide as well as Europeans' privacy rights.
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Celina Jaitly Shares Emotional Note On Her Twins' 14th Birthday: "Never Imagined I Would Not Be There"
Celina Jaitly filed for divorce from her husband, Peter Haag, in November last year
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Man Found Guilty Of Leaving Girlfriend To Die On Austrian Mountain
Thomas Plamberger is found guilty of gross negligent manslaughter for leaving his inexperienced girlfriend to die on Austria's Grossglockner mountain in harsh winter conditions.
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Privacy Complaint Targets Google Over Unsolicited Ad Emails
Google has breached a European Union court ruling by sending unsolicited advertising emails directly to the inbox of Gmail users, Austrian advocacy group noyb.eu said on Wednesday in a complaint filed with France's data protection watchdog.
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Injury-Plagued Dominic Thiem Pulls Out Of Indian Wells, Miami Open
The former world number three, Dominic Thiem will not take part in the Indian Wells and Miami Open, the Austrian announced on Monday.
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Austria Surgeon Fined 2,700 Euros For Amputating Wrong Leg
An Austrian court has fined a surgeon for amputating the wrong leg of an elderly patient, a spokesperson for the tribunal in the northern city of Linz said Wednesday.
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Taliban Would Take Back Afghan Deportees To Face Courts, Says Spokesman: Report
The Taliban government in Afghanistan would accept any Afghan migrants whose applications for asylum were rejected in Europe and they would then face court, an Austrian newspaper quoted a Taliban spokesman as saying on Monday.
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EU-US Data Pact Scrapped by Top Court Following Facebook Complaint by Activist Max Schrems
European Union’s top court invalidated an online data arrangement between Europe and the US over complaints around Facebook by activist Max Schrems, who calls it a “100 percent win.”
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Facebook Suffers Legal Blow in EU Court Over Hate Speech
Facebook on Wednesday was dealt a major blow in the EU's top court, which ruled that national courts in Europe can order online platforms to remove defamatory content worldwide.
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Facebook US Data Transfer Case Goes to Europe's Top Court
An Austrian privacy campaigner's long-running legal battle against Facebook over its data transfers to the US reached the European Union's highest court on Tuesday.
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Facebook, Privacy Activist Schrems Face Off in July 9 Court Hearing
Facebook will face Austrian privacy activist Max Schrems next week at Europe's top court in a landmark case that could affect how hundreds of thousands of companies transfer personal data worldwide as well as Europeans' privacy rights.
