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Grand Duke Henri Of Luxembourg Abdicates, Passes Throne To Son After 25 Years
Luxembourg's Grand Duke Henri abdicated his throne on Friday in favour of his son, Guillaume. Henri, 70, had served the tiny duchy in the heart of Europe for 25 years in a largely symbolic role.
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Ad Vitam OTT Release Date: When and Where to Watch it Online?
Ad Vitam, the new French action thriller, is now available for streaming on Netflix. The film follows Franck Lazareff, an ex-elite intervention agent, who finds his life upended when a deadly attack leads to the kidnapping of his pregnant wife, Léo. As Franck is pulled into a high-stakes conspiracy linked to his troubled past, he must navigate int...
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Al-Natah: 4,000-Year-Old Ancient Town Discovered In Saudi Arabian Oasis
Archaeologists have uncovered a 4,000-year-old fortified town named al-Natah in northwest Saudi Arabia, illustrating the gradual shift from nomadic to urban lifestyles.
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Tata Motors, Nissan Welcome Diesel Deregulation
Tata Motors and Nissan Motor India, besides the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM), on Tuesday welcomed the government's move to deregulate diesel prices in the country.
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Beyond Good and Evil 2 Hits Another Development Setback as Studio Head Departs: Report
Beyond Good and Evil 2 has hit another development setback as the studio’s managing director Guillaume Carmona has reportedly exited the company. As per Kotaku, while Carmona had been absent from the office since the start of 2023, the Ubisoft Montpellier staff were informed of this leadership change just last week. The news comes in the wake of ...
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Nissan Appoints Guillaume Cartier Chairperson Of The AMIEO Region
Cartier will replace Gianluca De Ficchy, who served for three years as Chairperson of Nissan Europe and latterly of the expanded AMIEO region.
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UN Marks 75th Anniversary With Biodegradable Mural Art At Geneva Office
A French artist has painted a large biodegradable fresco on the lawn of the United Nations' European headquarters in Geneva, marking Friday's 75th anniversary of its founding.
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Airbus to Fall Just Short of 800-Plane Delivery Goal
Handovers said to have topped 790 units but failed to reach the goal of about 800.
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Bone Discovery Revives Century-Old French Murder Mystery
For nearly a century the case of Guillaume Seznec, accused of killing his business partner even though no body or weapon was ever found, has fascinated France as one of the country's most notorious legal mysteries.
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Nissan To Launch 8 New Products In India By 2021
Japanese auto major Nissan Motor Co will launch eight new products in India over the next five years, enhancing its presence across the country.
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After Brangelina Split, Marion Cotillard's Partner Slams Rumours in Post
"I don't usually talk about my private life, which until now I have always carefully protected," Mr Canet wrote
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Picasso Postcard Auctioned for Record $188,000
A postcard bearing a signed drawing by Picasso fetched a record $188,000 (166,000 euros) at auction today, the Gaertner auction house in southern Germany announced.
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World's Biggest Wine Fair Eyes Africa's New Tipplers
The world's biggest wine fair opens in Bordeaux, wine capital of France, this weekend, with vintners eyeing new tipplers in Africa as global consumption rises in Asia and elsewhere.
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Essar Opens Geneva Trading Office, Expands Europe Footprint
Essar Group has set up an office in Geneva to trade crude oil, refined petroleum products, coal, iron ore and steel, the head of the new company told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Tata Motors, Nissan Welcome Diesel Deregulation
Tata Motors and Nissan Motor India, besides the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM), on Tuesday welcomed the government's move to deregulate diesel prices in the country.
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Grand Duke Henri Of Luxembourg Abdicates, Passes Throne To Son After 25 Years
Luxembourg's Grand Duke Henri abdicated his throne on Friday in favour of his son, Guillaume. Henri, 70, had served the tiny duchy in the heart of Europe for 25 years in a largely symbolic role.
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Ad Vitam OTT Release Date: When and Where to Watch it Online?
Ad Vitam, the new French action thriller, is now available for streaming on Netflix. The film follows Franck Lazareff, an ex-elite intervention agent, who finds his life upended when a deadly attack leads to the kidnapping of his pregnant wife, Léo. As Franck is pulled into a high-stakes conspiracy linked to his troubled past, he must navigate int...
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Al-Natah: 4,000-Year-Old Ancient Town Discovered In Saudi Arabian Oasis
Archaeologists have uncovered a 4,000-year-old fortified town named al-Natah in northwest Saudi Arabia, illustrating the gradual shift from nomadic to urban lifestyles.
-
Tata Motors, Nissan Welcome Diesel Deregulation
Tata Motors and Nissan Motor India, besides the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM), on Tuesday welcomed the government's move to deregulate diesel prices in the country.
-
Beyond Good and Evil 2 Hits Another Development Setback as Studio Head Departs: Report
Beyond Good and Evil 2 has hit another development setback as the studio’s managing director Guillaume Carmona has reportedly exited the company. As per Kotaku, while Carmona had been absent from the office since the start of 2023, the Ubisoft Montpellier staff were informed of this leadership change just last week. The news comes in the wake of ...
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Nissan Appoints Guillaume Cartier Chairperson Of The AMIEO Region
Cartier will replace Gianluca De Ficchy, who served for three years as Chairperson of Nissan Europe and latterly of the expanded AMIEO region.
-
UN Marks 75th Anniversary With Biodegradable Mural Art At Geneva Office
A French artist has painted a large biodegradable fresco on the lawn of the United Nations' European headquarters in Geneva, marking Friday's 75th anniversary of its founding.
-
Airbus to Fall Just Short of 800-Plane Delivery Goal
Handovers said to have topped 790 units but failed to reach the goal of about 800.
-
Bone Discovery Revives Century-Old French Murder Mystery
For nearly a century the case of Guillaume Seznec, accused of killing his business partner even though no body or weapon was ever found, has fascinated France as one of the country's most notorious legal mysteries.
-
Nissan To Launch 8 New Products In India By 2021
Japanese auto major Nissan Motor Co will launch eight new products in India over the next five years, enhancing its presence across the country.
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After Brangelina Split, Marion Cotillard's Partner Slams Rumours in Post
"I don't usually talk about my private life, which until now I have always carefully protected," Mr Canet wrote
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Picasso Postcard Auctioned for Record $188,000
A postcard bearing a signed drawing by Picasso fetched a record $188,000 (166,000 euros) at auction today, the Gaertner auction house in southern Germany announced.
-
World's Biggest Wine Fair Eyes Africa's New Tipplers
The world's biggest wine fair opens in Bordeaux, wine capital of France, this weekend, with vintners eyeing new tipplers in Africa as global consumption rises in Asia and elsewhere.
-
Essar Opens Geneva Trading Office, Expands Europe Footprint
Essar Group has set up an office in Geneva to trade crude oil, refined petroleum products, coal, iron ore and steel, the head of the new company told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Tata Motors, Nissan Welcome Diesel Deregulation
Tata Motors and Nissan Motor India, besides the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM), on Tuesday welcomed the government's move to deregulate diesel prices in the country.
