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School Cinema International Film Festival To Screen Global Films In Over 41,000 Indian Schools
Over 40,000 government and 1,000 private schools in India will screen international films during the eighth School Cinema International Film Festival from November 14 to 30.
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France Suspends Shein Website After Row Over Sale Of Child-Like Sex Dolls
France's government said it is suspending access to Shein's online platform until the company proves that its content conforms with French law.
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Finding Jewels And Brazen Thieves In Louvre Heist Is A Race Against Time
The glittering sapphires, emeralds, and diamonds that once adorned France's royals could well be gone forever, experts say after a brazen, 4-minute heist in broad daylight left the nation stunned and the government struggling to explain a new debacle
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Nicolas Sarkozy: France's Ex-President Who Is In Prison Now
Proudly tough on crime when he was in government, Nicolas Sarkozy now has to adjust to the strict constraints of hours and days governed by penitentiary rules. He is appealing his conviction and maintains his innocence.
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France's Macron Ignores Calls For Resignation: "My Mandate Is To Serve"
French President Emmanuel Macron said on Monday he would continue to serve to ensure stability in the country, ignoring repeated calls by the opposition for him to resign amid France's worst political crisis in decades.
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France Unveils New Government Led By Same PM Amid Political Crisis
France has been mired in political crisis ever since Macron last year called snap polls, intending to consolidate his power but ending up instead with a hung parliament and gains for the far right.
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'We're Running Out Of Time': Telegram's Pavel Durov Warns Of 'Dystopian' Future For Internet
The Russian-born CEO criticised governments for introducing rules and systems that he believes limit privacy and freedom online.
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Gold Prices Near Record High Of $4,000 Amid US Government Shutdown
Gold hit a record high just below $4,000 an ounce as the US government shutdown, a wobble in technology stocks, and political shake-ups in Japan and France buoyed demand.
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Why France's New Government Under PM Sebastien Lecornu Might Not Last Long
France's new premier named a government Sunday, bringing back ex-finance minister Bruno Le Maire to serve at the defense ministry, where he'll help oversee French military support for Ukraine and address threats to European security posed by Russia.
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France Unveils New Government Amid Political Deadlock
French President Emmanuel Macron named a new government on Sunday, putting together a team under Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu as he struggles to pull the country out of a political crisis.
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Emmanuel Macron To Name France's New Government This Weekend: Report
French President Emmanuel Macron is expected to name a new government this weekend,putting together a leaner team under Sebastien Lecornu, as he seeks to resolve a deepening political crisis, sources told AFP on Thursday.
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Italy PM Meloni Under Increasing Pressure Over Gaza
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's government is "on the wrong side of history", the main opposition party said this week, as countries including Britain, Canada and France recognized Palestinian statehood.
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Explained: What Wider Recognition Of Palestine Means For Palestinians, Israel?
Several more countries are expected to formally recognise a Palestinian state at a world summit convened on Monday by France and Saudi Arabia, a day after Australia, Britain, Canada and Portugal took the step, angering Israel.
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Pheasant Island: A Land That Belongs To Spain For 6 Months And France For The Next 6
A tiny, uninhabited island in the Bidasoa River quietly swaps hands between Spain and France every six months - a 360-year-old secret of shared borders that you can only admire from the shore.
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Japan Says Won't Recognise Palestinian State For Now
Japan will not recognise a Palestinian state for the time being, and PM Shigeru Ishiba will skip a relevant meeting during the United Nations General Assembly this month, the Asahi newspaper reported on Wednesday, citing unnamed government sources.
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School Cinema International Film Festival To Screen Global Films In Over 41,000 Indian Schools
Over 40,000 government and 1,000 private schools in India will screen international films during the eighth School Cinema International Film Festival from November 14 to 30.
-
France Suspends Shein Website After Row Over Sale Of Child-Like Sex Dolls
France's government said it is suspending access to Shein's online platform until the company proves that its content conforms with French law.
-
Finding Jewels And Brazen Thieves In Louvre Heist Is A Race Against Time
The glittering sapphires, emeralds, and diamonds that once adorned France's royals could well be gone forever, experts say after a brazen, 4-minute heist in broad daylight left the nation stunned and the government struggling to explain a new debacle
-
Nicolas Sarkozy: France's Ex-President Who Is In Prison Now
Proudly tough on crime when he was in government, Nicolas Sarkozy now has to adjust to the strict constraints of hours and days governed by penitentiary rules. He is appealing his conviction and maintains his innocence.
-
France's Macron Ignores Calls For Resignation: "My Mandate Is To Serve"
French President Emmanuel Macron said on Monday he would continue to serve to ensure stability in the country, ignoring repeated calls by the opposition for him to resign amid France's worst political crisis in decades.
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France Unveils New Government Led By Same PM Amid Political Crisis
France has been mired in political crisis ever since Macron last year called snap polls, intending to consolidate his power but ending up instead with a hung parliament and gains for the far right.
-
'We're Running Out Of Time': Telegram's Pavel Durov Warns Of 'Dystopian' Future For Internet
The Russian-born CEO criticised governments for introducing rules and systems that he believes limit privacy and freedom online.
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Gold Prices Near Record High Of $4,000 Amid US Government Shutdown
Gold hit a record high just below $4,000 an ounce as the US government shutdown, a wobble in technology stocks, and political shake-ups in Japan and France buoyed demand.
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Why France's New Government Under PM Sebastien Lecornu Might Not Last Long
France's new premier named a government Sunday, bringing back ex-finance minister Bruno Le Maire to serve at the defense ministry, where he'll help oversee French military support for Ukraine and address threats to European security posed by Russia.
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France Unveils New Government Amid Political Deadlock
French President Emmanuel Macron named a new government on Sunday, putting together a team under Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu as he struggles to pull the country out of a political crisis.
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Emmanuel Macron To Name France's New Government This Weekend: Report
French President Emmanuel Macron is expected to name a new government this weekend,putting together a leaner team under Sebastien Lecornu, as he seeks to resolve a deepening political crisis, sources told AFP on Thursday.
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Italy PM Meloni Under Increasing Pressure Over Gaza
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's government is "on the wrong side of history", the main opposition party said this week, as countries including Britain, Canada and France recognized Palestinian statehood.
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Explained: What Wider Recognition Of Palestine Means For Palestinians, Israel?
Several more countries are expected to formally recognise a Palestinian state at a world summit convened on Monday by France and Saudi Arabia, a day after Australia, Britain, Canada and Portugal took the step, angering Israel.
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Pheasant Island: A Land That Belongs To Spain For 6 Months And France For The Next 6
A tiny, uninhabited island in the Bidasoa River quietly swaps hands between Spain and France every six months - a 360-year-old secret of shared borders that you can only admire from the shore.
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Japan Says Won't Recognise Palestinian State For Now
Japan will not recognise a Palestinian state for the time being, and PM Shigeru Ishiba will skip a relevant meeting during the United Nations General Assembly this month, the Asahi newspaper reported on Wednesday, citing unnamed government sources.
