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World News on Nov. 27, 2017

November 27, 2017

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Grenoble Fab Lab Torched by Anarchists (ledauphine.com)
submitted  by EricHunting
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The South Korean military is using loudspeakers to broadcast news across the border about a North Korean soldier who defected earlier this month. (newsweek.com)
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Pakistan frees Hafiz Saeed, alleged mastermind of Mumbai attacks (nbcnews.com)
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China orders nationwide inspections of kindergartens following child abuse claims: also requiring kindergartens in all districts to improve safety, professional ethics and teaching quality, the Beijing Municipal Education Commission said (globaltimes.cn)
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U.S. Charges Three Chinese Hackers Who Work at Internet Security Firm for Hacking Three Corporations for Commercial Advantage (justice.gov)
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Germany’s SPD sets out conditions for joining Merkel in government (politico.eu)
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Children dying in India’s largest state as govt focuses on cow welfare. (atimes.com)
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Merkel presses cautious SPD over joining new German coalition (reuters.com)
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Bali Volcano Evacuation; 100,000 Indonesians and tourists told to evacuate after huge plume of smoke prefaces possible eruption. (express.co.uk)
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Russia denies bombing Syrian civilians (bbc.com)
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Bitcoin sells for 10k on south Korean exchange (rt.com)
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Lebanon's Aoun holds talks on Hariri government (in.reuters.com)
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'The marine equivalent of fracking': Europe to legalise controversial pulse fishing (thejournal.ie)
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Pakistan: Relatives kill newlyweds for free-will marriage (foxnews.com)
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EU states renewed the licence for the weedkiller glyphosate for five years, in a surprise decision to break a long stalemate over a substance that critics say causes cancer. Heavyweight Germany dropped its opposition to the pesticide, introduced in 1974 by US agro-giant Monsanto as Roundup (france24.com)
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Toxic glowing organism poses new threat to Baltic Sea (yle.fi)
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Iraq on Monday invited foreign firms to apply for tenders to explore and develop eight oil and gas fields along its Iranian and Kuwaiti borders, along with an offshore bloc (france24.com)
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AI-controlled brain implants for mood disorders tested in people: Researchers funded by the US military are developing appliances to record neural activity and automatically stimulate the brain to treat mental illness. (nature.com)
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Why so much hate on Pokemon Go? (androidheadlines.com)
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Archbishop of Canterbury on Trump-backing Christians: ’I really genuinely do not understand’ (independent.co.uk)
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Intercepted ISIS Message Reveals Threat To Attack London Over Christmas (europeannews.gq)
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Places That Changed the World (bbc.com)
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Study: Pokémon Go led to increase in traffic deaths, accidents (arstechnica.com)
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Behind Soft PaywallNew York trial threatens to aggravate Turkey-US relations (ft.com)
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Shell will build 80 high-power EV charging stations across Europe (engadget.com)
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