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December 12, 2017

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Death Penalty for Six In Honor Killing Case in South India (thehindu.com)
submitted  by indiadoesthedo
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Lafarge paid armed groups 13 million euros to keep operating in Syria (reuters.com)
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Senior officials at oil giant Saudi Aramco are more concerned about the growth of ride-sharing apps such as Uber than about the rise of electric vehicles (uk.businessinsider.com)
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Polish regulator fines US-owned broadcaster over protests coverage (theguardian.com)
submitted  by Yamamba78
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American airstrike takes out vehicle filled with explosives headed near Somali capital (washingtonexaminer.com)
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EU proposes to streamline databases across bloc to reduce terror attacks: The proposed service would allow border guards and police to simultaneously search multiple systems across the EU to verify identity documents. EU officials hope part of the system will become operational next year (dw.com)
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Canada to buy used Australian Aircraft as stop gap measure until new plans can be procured in the mid 2020s (cbc.ca)
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Turkey places bounty on two former US government officials. (freebeacon.com)
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Emmanuel Macron says the world is losing the fight against climate change: 'We're not moving quick enough' (independent.co.uk)
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France's foreign minister criticized Iran's regional ambitions, saying Paris could not accept Tehran's military expansion to the Mediterranean, and accused Russia of failing to use its influence to push U.N.-led Syrian peace talks and curb violence. (reuters.com)
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Trump Considers Easing Nuclear Rules for Saudi Project (bloomberg.com)
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Russia not withdrawing forces from Syria, Pentagon says (reuters.com)
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Poland's media regulator has fined a major news channel over alleged biased coverage of anti-government protests in December 2016, with the broadcaster TVN24 vowing Tuesday to appeal (france24.com)
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Ottawa says it won’t buy fighter jets from companies that harm Canada’s economy (theglobeandmail.com)
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Ethiopia: Number of Civilians Killed By Security Forces in Chelenko Climbs to Fifteen, Several Wounded - Two Students Killed in Wolega Unv. (allafrica.com)
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World is losing the battle against climate change, Macron says (reuters.com)
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Facebook to move global advertising sales out of Ireland (thejournal.ie)
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Russian budget deficit almost doubles in a month (reuters.com)
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Facebook responds to former VP who said social media is destroying society (theverge.com)
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Rocket fired at Israel from Gaza falls short, lands inside Strip (timesofisrael.com)
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Venezuela official orders probe into former UN ambassador (miamiherald.com)
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Robert Gates says a North Korean nuclear warhead will soon be an accepted reality (finance.yahoo.com)
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Women in Highly Polluted Region Had More Miscarriages, Premature Births and Stillbirths, Study Finds (saludmovil.com)
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American who defected to North Korea dies: A former US sergeant who defected to North Korea and became Pyongyang's prisoner for nearly 40 years has died. (bbc.com)
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Baidu launched a service that tells you if a site is blocked in China (theverge.com)
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