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World News on June 17th, 2016
Friday, June 17, 2016
VietPress USA (June 17th, 2016):
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India may be building an underwater wall of microphones to keep track of China’s submarines, Hydrophones can record and listen to underwater sounds (qz.com)
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France officially grants citizenship to Algerian hero in Paris attacks: Didi worked as a security guard at the Bataclan and rushed back several times into the hall of the attack to help dozens of concert attendees escape (en.qantara.de)
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Ex-Auschwitz guard Reinhold Hanning, 94, sentenced to 5 years for being accessory to murder in 170,000 deaths. (news.trust.org)
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The annual Gay Pride Parade in Istanbul is under threat from ultra-nationalist and conservative groups who have pledged to do "what is necessary" to stop the event.(aljazeera.com)
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China behaving like 'gangster' state with bookseller kidnap, say Hong Kong politicians (theguardian.com)
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A rare, risky mission is underway to rescue sick scientists from the South Pole (washingtonpost.com)
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Large number of Turks in Germany put Islam above the law: Germany may be home, but many don't feel accepted - new study reveals what ethnic Turks think about religion and integration, with many putting Islam above the law and some even justifying violence to expand Islam (dw.com)
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A 94-year-old former Auschwitz guard has been convicted of being an accessory to 170,000 counts of murder | Reinhold Hanning was sentenced to five years in prison by the district court of Detmold. (nbcnews.com)
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Report shows young people today in Australia are overqualified, underemployed and swimming in debt (thevocal.com.au)
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Alleged killer of British MP was a longtime supporter of the neo-Nazi National Alliance (splcenter.org)
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Elderly Japanese, among the world's richest retirees, are flocking to inheritance advisers, tackling historical taboos on discussing death and providing a rare avenue of growth for the country's brokerages and banks. (reuters.com)
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