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"I Will Return, Islamic Republic Will Fall": Iran's Exiled Crown Prince
The son of Iran's late shah said Friday he was confident the Islamic republic would fall in the face of mass protests and called for intervention.
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"If You Don't Like India...": Delhi High Court's Tough Talk For Wikipedia
The Delhi High Court on Thursday issued a contempt of court notice to Wikipedia, the popular and free online encyclopaedia, over withholding information about edits to an entry on news agency ANI.
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20 Bodies Found As Fire Breaks Out In S Korea Battery Factory: Report
Around 20 bodies have been found at a South Korean lithium battery factory after a massive blaze on Monday, the Yonhap news agency said, with firefighters saying they were still searching the building.
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EU Bans Distribution Of 4 Russia-Linked News Outlets
The European Union said on Friday it was suspending the distribution of four Russia-linked media outlets in the EU, despite a warning from Moscow this week that any such move would draw swift retaliation.
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6 Killed, 2 Injured After Blast In Explosives Factory In Russia: Report
A blast at an explosives factory in the central Russian region of Samara killed six people and injured two others, Russian news agencies reported Friday.
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North Korea Journalists Meet After 22 Years Amid "Chronic Food Shortages"
North Korea held a conference of its journalists union for the first time since 2001, state media said Wednesday, as the isolated regime ramps up nuclear threats despite reported food shortages.
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Russia Fighting "Terrorist Attack" In Ukraine Border Region, Says Putin
President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday Russia was fighting off a "terrorist attack" in the southern Bryansk region bordering Ukraine, and vowed to crush what he said was a Ukrainian sabotage group that had fired at civilians.
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Russia Grants Whistleblower Edward Snowden Permanent Residency Rights: Reports
Russia has granted US whistleblower Edward Snowden permanent residency rights, the TASS news agency cited Snowden's lawyer Anatoly Kucherena as saying on Thursday.
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Digital Media, News Agencies Need To Comply With 26% FDI Cap: Centre
News aggregators, news agencies which supply information to digital media firms and companies uploading news and current affairs on websites will have to comply with the 26 per cent foreign investment cap, the government said on Friday.
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Europe's News Agencies Blast Google, Facebook For 'Plundering' Content
Europe's biggest news agencies accused Google and Facebook of "plundering" news for free on Tuesday in a joint statement that called on the internet giants to share more of their revenues with the media
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US Demand Of Irreversible Denuclearisation "Troubling", Says North Korea
North Korea said on Saturday its "firm, steadfast" resolve to give up its nuclear programmes may falter after the United States demanded unilateral denuclearisation during two days of talks in Pyongyang, state media said.
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Turkish Female-Only News Site Fights 'Terror Propaganda' Ban
A news website in the Kurdish-majority Turkish city of Diyarbakir, staffed only by women, has been repeatedly shut down by the authorities over alleged terror propaganda but it is refusing to give up the fight to publish.
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Net Giants 'Must Pay For News' From Which They Make Billions: News Agencies
Nine European press agencies, including AFP, called Wednesday on internet giants to be forced to pay copyright for using news content on which they make vast profits.
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Can Kim Jong Un Control The Weather? North Korea's State-Run Media Says So
In rare free moments, when Kim Jong Un isn't calling President Donald Trump a dotard, launching ballistic missiles into the Sea of Japan or engaging in general dictatoring, he apparently goes on leisurely mountain hikes and flexes his never-before-reported superpower: controlling the weather.
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Chinese State Media Video Mocks India In Bizarre Propaganda On Doklam
In an agitprop video that has amused more than angered Indians, China's official news agency Xinhua has accused India of committing "seven sins" in the two-month-long Doklam standoff near Sikkim and embellished its comments with poorly spelt subtitles and racial stereotypes.
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"I Will Return, Islamic Republic Will Fall": Iran's Exiled Crown Prince
The son of Iran's late shah said Friday he was confident the Islamic republic would fall in the face of mass protests and called for intervention.
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"If You Don't Like India...": Delhi High Court's Tough Talk For Wikipedia
The Delhi High Court on Thursday issued a contempt of court notice to Wikipedia, the popular and free online encyclopaedia, over withholding information about edits to an entry on news agency ANI.
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20 Bodies Found As Fire Breaks Out In S Korea Battery Factory: Report
Around 20 bodies have been found at a South Korean lithium battery factory after a massive blaze on Monday, the Yonhap news agency said, with firefighters saying they were still searching the building.
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EU Bans Distribution Of 4 Russia-Linked News Outlets
The European Union said on Friday it was suspending the distribution of four Russia-linked media outlets in the EU, despite a warning from Moscow this week that any such move would draw swift retaliation.
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6 Killed, 2 Injured After Blast In Explosives Factory In Russia: Report
A blast at an explosives factory in the central Russian region of Samara killed six people and injured two others, Russian news agencies reported Friday.
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North Korea Journalists Meet After 22 Years Amid "Chronic Food Shortages"
North Korea held a conference of its journalists union for the first time since 2001, state media said Wednesday, as the isolated regime ramps up nuclear threats despite reported food shortages.
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Russia Fighting "Terrorist Attack" In Ukraine Border Region, Says Putin
President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday Russia was fighting off a "terrorist attack" in the southern Bryansk region bordering Ukraine, and vowed to crush what he said was a Ukrainian sabotage group that had fired at civilians.
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Russia Grants Whistleblower Edward Snowden Permanent Residency Rights: Reports
Russia has granted US whistleblower Edward Snowden permanent residency rights, the TASS news agency cited Snowden's lawyer Anatoly Kucherena as saying on Thursday.
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Digital Media, News Agencies Need To Comply With 26% FDI Cap: Centre
News aggregators, news agencies which supply information to digital media firms and companies uploading news and current affairs on websites will have to comply with the 26 per cent foreign investment cap, the government said on Friday.
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Europe's News Agencies Blast Google, Facebook For 'Plundering' Content
Europe's biggest news agencies accused Google and Facebook of "plundering" news for free on Tuesday in a joint statement that called on the internet giants to share more of their revenues with the media
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US Demand Of Irreversible Denuclearisation "Troubling", Says North Korea
North Korea said on Saturday its "firm, steadfast" resolve to give up its nuclear programmes may falter after the United States demanded unilateral denuclearisation during two days of talks in Pyongyang, state media said.
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Turkish Female-Only News Site Fights 'Terror Propaganda' Ban
A news website in the Kurdish-majority Turkish city of Diyarbakir, staffed only by women, has been repeatedly shut down by the authorities over alleged terror propaganda but it is refusing to give up the fight to publish.
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Net Giants 'Must Pay For News' From Which They Make Billions: News Agencies
Nine European press agencies, including AFP, called Wednesday on internet giants to be forced to pay copyright for using news content on which they make vast profits.
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Can Kim Jong Un Control The Weather? North Korea's State-Run Media Says So
In rare free moments, when Kim Jong Un isn't calling President Donald Trump a dotard, launching ballistic missiles into the Sea of Japan or engaging in general dictatoring, he apparently goes on leisurely mountain hikes and flexes his never-before-reported superpower: controlling the weather.
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Chinese State Media Video Mocks India In Bizarre Propaganda On Doklam
In an agitprop video that has amused more than angered Indians, China's official news agency Xinhua has accused India of committing "seven sins" in the two-month-long Doklam standoff near Sikkim and embellished its comments with poorly spelt subtitles and racial stereotypes.
