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Archos Citee Connect, World's First Android-Powered Electric Scooter, to Be Previewed at MWC 2018
All three Archos Citee scooter variants will be previewed at Mobile World Congress 2018. Only the Citee Connect comes with Android functionality.
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Kenya Seizes Nearly 2 Tonnes Of Ivory From Shipment Bound For Cambodia
Kenyan officials seized nearly two tonnes of smuggled ivory after recalling a shipment en route to Cambodia following intelligence that it contained illegal cargo, a tax official said.
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World Should Support India Generously For Development: Report
India should be given a "generous support package" to pursue its ambitious developmental projects as it has done less harm to the climate than most of the countries despite having 18 per cent share of the world's population, according to an international report.
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US To Host World's Largest Conservation Meeting
Some 8,000 heads of state, policymakers and environmentalists convene in Hawaii this week for the world's largest gathering aimed at forging a path forward on the planet's toughest conservation problems.
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How a Football Fan Turned Suicide Bomber, Friends Wonder
Houssam Abdelli, a 26-year-old street vendor, was formally named this week by investigators as the man who killed 12 guards and wounded 20 people, including four civilians.
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South African Judge Lifts Domestic Ban on Rhino Horn Trade
A South African judge today lifted a domestic ban on trade in rhino horns, in a direct challenge to government policy put in place in 2009 to try to stem rocketing poaching numbers.
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Fire in Paris at One of Europe's Biggest Science Museums
Scores of firefighters on Thursday fought a blaze at Paris' Cite des Sciences, one of the biggest science museums in Europe, the fire brigade said.
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African Elephants Could be Extinct in Our Lifetime, Warn Experts
African elephants could be extinct in the wild within a few decades, experts warned today at a major conservation summit in Botswana that highlighted an alarming decline in numbers due to poaching.
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Red sanders worth Rs 40 lakh seized in Andhra Pradesh: three held
Police arrested three persons and seized red sanders wood worth Rs 40 lakh in Nellore district.
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Citing demand, Intel tops forecast
That most elusive object of the workplace during the recent recession-racked years, the new personal computer, is being spotted with increased regularity. Some of the best evidence that companies are spending again: on Tuesday, Intel, the world's largest computer chip maker, reported record sales during its second quarter. The company also predicte...
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Archos Citee Connect, World's First Android-Powered Electric Scooter, to Be Previewed at MWC 2018
All three Archos Citee scooter variants will be previewed at Mobile World Congress 2018. Only the Citee Connect comes with Android functionality.
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Kenya Seizes Nearly 2 Tonnes Of Ivory From Shipment Bound For Cambodia
Kenyan officials seized nearly two tonnes of smuggled ivory after recalling a shipment en route to Cambodia following intelligence that it contained illegal cargo, a tax official said.
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World Should Support India Generously For Development: Report
India should be given a "generous support package" to pursue its ambitious developmental projects as it has done less harm to the climate than most of the countries despite having 18 per cent share of the world's population, according to an international report.
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US To Host World's Largest Conservation Meeting
Some 8,000 heads of state, policymakers and environmentalists convene in Hawaii this week for the world's largest gathering aimed at forging a path forward on the planet's toughest conservation problems.
-
How a Football Fan Turned Suicide Bomber, Friends Wonder
Houssam Abdelli, a 26-year-old street vendor, was formally named this week by investigators as the man who killed 12 guards and wounded 20 people, including four civilians.
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South African Judge Lifts Domestic Ban on Rhino Horn Trade
A South African judge today lifted a domestic ban on trade in rhino horns, in a direct challenge to government policy put in place in 2009 to try to stem rocketing poaching numbers.
-
Fire in Paris at One of Europe's Biggest Science Museums
Scores of firefighters on Thursday fought a blaze at Paris' Cite des Sciences, one of the biggest science museums in Europe, the fire brigade said.
-
African Elephants Could be Extinct in Our Lifetime, Warn Experts
African elephants could be extinct in the wild within a few decades, experts warned today at a major conservation summit in Botswana that highlighted an alarming decline in numbers due to poaching.
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Red sanders worth Rs 40 lakh seized in Andhra Pradesh: three held
Police arrested three persons and seized red sanders wood worth Rs 40 lakh in Nellore district.
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Citing demand, Intel tops forecast
That most elusive object of the workplace during the recent recession-racked years, the new personal computer, is being spotted with increased regularity. Some of the best evidence that companies are spending again: on Tuesday, Intel, the world's largest computer chip maker, reported record sales during its second quarter. The company also predicte...
