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UK, France, Canada Threaten Action If Israel Continues Offensive In Gaza
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has pledged that Israel will achieve "total victory" in Gaza, as its three key allies attacked his "egregious actions" and blockade on humanitarian aid in the Palestinian territory.
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Couple Sell Their UK Home To Buy Entire Village In France: "We're Making Less Money, But..."
A couple who sold their home in the UK to buy an entire village in France say their lives have improved since leaving Manchester.
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French Man Wants To Split Rs 4.5 Crore Lottery Prize With Thieves Who Stole Credit Card To Buy Tickets
A French man's credit card was stolen from his car and used to buy a lottery ticket, among other things. He then won the lottery, hitting a jackpot of Euro 500,000, approximately Rs 4.57 crore.
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US, UK Decline to Sign Onto Macron’s AI Summit Communique, Signatories Include India, China
US Vice President JD Vance argued strongly against the European Union’s tough regulatory approach to social-media platforms and AI and what he termed as foreign governments “considering tightening the screws” on US tech companies.
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British Teen Missing For 6 Years Returns. Here's What He Told Authorities
Alex Batty, a British teen who went missing six years ago while on holiday, was found in France earlier this week.
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US, UK And Allies Pledge "Support" To Israel In Joint Statement
The leaders of the United States, France, Germany, Italy and Britain pledged in a joint statement Monday to "support Israel in its efforts to defend itself" after the surprise attacks by militant group Hamas.
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Meta to Discontinue "Facebook News" Feature in UK, France, Germany: Here's Why
Meta Platforms said on Tuesday it will discontinue the "Facebook News" feature on its social media app in the UK, France and Germany, later this year. Users will still be able to view links to news articles and European news publishers will continue to have access to their Facebook accounts and pages after the change is implemented in December, Met...
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UK Announces Temporary Scale Down Of Niger Embassy Staff Following Coup
The United States on Wednesday ordered the partial evacuation of diplomatic staff while France on Thursday asked the junta to ensure the safety of its mission and diplomatic personnel in Niamey after violent protests outside its embassy.
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Queen Elizabeth Death Updates: 10-Day Mourning, World Leaders Pay Tribute
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, who was the second-longest reigning monarch in history, after France's Louis XIV, died yesterday at the age of 96. Several leaders across the world have issued statements paying tribute to her.
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Heatwave In Europe: Here Are The Worst-Hit Countries
Experts blame climate change for the latest heatwave and note the more frequent extreme weather will only worsen in years to come.
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19th-Century Vampire-Slaying Kit Sparks International Bidding War At UK Auction
A vampire-slaying kit sparked an international bidding war before selling for six times its estimated price at an auction in the United Kingdom.
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"G7 Unity Vital": UK, France Urge Allies To Keep Pressure On Putin Amid Ukraine Conflict
The war in Ukraine is set to be the main topic of the G7 meet, with Ukrainian and Moldovan foreign ministers Dmytro Kuleba and Nicu Popescu also on the guest list.
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On "In Distress" Ukraine Refugees, France's "Lack Of Humanity" Dig At UK
France on Saturday accused Britain of an inadequate response and lacking humanity in assisting Ukrainian refugees who are seeking to join family in the UK from the French Channel port of Calais.
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Ducati Ends 2021 With Highest Sales In Brand's History
Ducati has ended the year with record sales, growing globally by 24 per cent over 2020, and 12 per cent over 2019, with 59,447 motorcycles sold worldwide.
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UK Urges 'Coordinated' Global Response After Migrant Boat Tragedy
Britain on Thursday demanded a "coordinated international effort" across Europe to deter people-smuggling after at least 27 migrants drowned as they tried to reach England.
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UK, France, Canada Threaten Action If Israel Continues Offensive In Gaza
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has pledged that Israel will achieve "total victory" in Gaza, as its three key allies attacked his "egregious actions" and blockade on humanitarian aid in the Palestinian territory.
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Couple Sell Their UK Home To Buy Entire Village In France: "We're Making Less Money, But..."
A couple who sold their home in the UK to buy an entire village in France say their lives have improved since leaving Manchester.
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French Man Wants To Split Rs 4.5 Crore Lottery Prize With Thieves Who Stole Credit Card To Buy Tickets
A French man's credit card was stolen from his car and used to buy a lottery ticket, among other things. He then won the lottery, hitting a jackpot of Euro 500,000, approximately Rs 4.57 crore.
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US, UK Decline to Sign Onto Macron’s AI Summit Communique, Signatories Include India, China
US Vice President JD Vance argued strongly against the European Union’s tough regulatory approach to social-media platforms and AI and what he termed as foreign governments “considering tightening the screws” on US tech companies.
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British Teen Missing For 6 Years Returns. Here's What He Told Authorities
Alex Batty, a British teen who went missing six years ago while on holiday, was found in France earlier this week.
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US, UK And Allies Pledge "Support" To Israel In Joint Statement
The leaders of the United States, France, Germany, Italy and Britain pledged in a joint statement Monday to "support Israel in its efforts to defend itself" after the surprise attacks by militant group Hamas.
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Meta to Discontinue "Facebook News" Feature in UK, France, Germany: Here's Why
Meta Platforms said on Tuesday it will discontinue the "Facebook News" feature on its social media app in the UK, France and Germany, later this year. Users will still be able to view links to news articles and European news publishers will continue to have access to their Facebook accounts and pages after the change is implemented in December, Met...
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UK Announces Temporary Scale Down Of Niger Embassy Staff Following Coup
The United States on Wednesday ordered the partial evacuation of diplomatic staff while France on Thursday asked the junta to ensure the safety of its mission and diplomatic personnel in Niamey after violent protests outside its embassy.
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Queen Elizabeth Death Updates: 10-Day Mourning, World Leaders Pay Tribute
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, who was the second-longest reigning monarch in history, after France's Louis XIV, died yesterday at the age of 96. Several leaders across the world have issued statements paying tribute to her.
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Heatwave In Europe: Here Are The Worst-Hit Countries
Experts blame climate change for the latest heatwave and note the more frequent extreme weather will only worsen in years to come.
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19th-Century Vampire-Slaying Kit Sparks International Bidding War At UK Auction
A vampire-slaying kit sparked an international bidding war before selling for six times its estimated price at an auction in the United Kingdom.
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"G7 Unity Vital": UK, France Urge Allies To Keep Pressure On Putin Amid Ukraine Conflict
The war in Ukraine is set to be the main topic of the G7 meet, with Ukrainian and Moldovan foreign ministers Dmytro Kuleba and Nicu Popescu also on the guest list.
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On "In Distress" Ukraine Refugees, France's "Lack Of Humanity" Dig At UK
France on Saturday accused Britain of an inadequate response and lacking humanity in assisting Ukrainian refugees who are seeking to join family in the UK from the French Channel port of Calais.
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Ducati Ends 2021 With Highest Sales In Brand's History
Ducati has ended the year with record sales, growing globally by 24 per cent over 2020, and 12 per cent over 2019, with 59,447 motorcycles sold worldwide.
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UK Urges 'Coordinated' Global Response After Migrant Boat Tragedy
Britain on Thursday demanded a "coordinated international effort" across Europe to deter people-smuggling after at least 27 migrants drowned as they tried to reach England.
