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World News on May 5th, 2018
Saturday, May 05, 2018

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16 year old Indian girl burnt alive after parents file rape charges (abc.net.au)
submitted  by atenni
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Resist, My People, Resist Them: Poetry Is Not A Crime, Except For Palestinians (commondreams.org)
submitted  by Lamont-Cranston
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Wood you like a drink? Japanese researchers reveal alcohol made from trees (dailymail.co.uk)
submitted  by sIlentr3b3l
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Thousands protest against Macron under heavy security in Paris (theguardian.com)
submitted  by urgukvn
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'Boiled alive': New footage shows full scale of live exports horror - sheep carcasses disintegrating in hands of crew...men wearing gumboots but no protective gear, standing in bog of sheep faeces and urine inches high and known in industry as "faecal pad". (theage.com.au)
submitted  by madazzahatter
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An Anzac badge found in a Perth park has been given to the descendants of its owner: After spending a century lost in the dirt south of Perth, a World War I military badge has been returned to the grandson of the Gallipoli Veteran to whom it was originally issued. (abc.net.au)
submitted  by madazzahatter
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The number of children under 15 years of age was estimated to have declined for the 37th straight year, dropping to 15.53 million as of April 1, the Internal Affairs and Communications Ministry said on Friday. According to the survey, this is 170,000 fewer than the year before. (the-japan-news.com)
submitted  by madazzahatter
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Call for clarity on Dubai missing princess (bbc.com)
submitted  by keypuncher
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Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu to meet Russia's Vladimir Putin on Wednesday (straitstimes.com)
submitted  by ChadwinThundercock
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Iran nuclear deal: Boris Johnson visits US for talks (bbc.co.uk)
submitted  by JoeinJapan
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Teen girls, 16, burnt alive after rape in India, 14 people arrested. (foxnews.com)
submitted  by Sharp_sword8
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Behind Soft PaywallWhite House Considers Restricting Chinese Researchers Over Espionage Fears (nytimes.com)
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California now the world’s 5th largest economy, beating out the UK (usatoday.com)
submitted  by Will_Hack_4_Food
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Trump Brings British Knife Attacks Into US Gunfight - And Upsets Londoners Again (ndtv.com)
submitted  by beancurdog
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Teenage girl allegedly gang-raped, burned to death in India, police say (cnn.com)
submitted  by FilmingAction
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Chinese leader Mao Zedong’s grandson is still alive, according to photo (taiwannews.com.tw)
submitted  by veryawesomeguy
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Russia: A U.S. exit doesn’t mean end of nuclear accord (tehrantimes.com)
submitted  by beancurdog
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Trump aides hired Israeli private intelligence firm to dig up dirt on Obama officials: report (thehill.com)
submitted  by ViralMarketingWorks
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US ambassador to Mexico officially departs (thehill.com)
submitted  by ViralMarketingWorks
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Cambridge Analytica has been ordered to hand over all the data and personal information it has on an American voter, including details of where it got the data and what it did with it, or face a criminal prosecution (theguardian.com)
submitted  by DoremusJessup
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Lebanon holds first election in a decade (bbc.co.uk)
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Thai pro-democracy activists Saturday vowed to march on the seat of government to mark the fourth anniversary of a military coup, comparing the junta leader to Pinocchio for not holding promised elections. The military that seized power on May 22, 2014 (france24.com)
submitted  by DoremusJessup
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Navalny, hundreds of supporters detained at anti-Putin rallies (dailytimes.com.pk)
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France’s Pacific territory of New Caledonia will become “colony of China” if it votes for independence this year, a leader of island state has warned...issued prediction amid rising concerns over Chinese expansionism in region. (telegraph.co.uk)
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Routine breast cancer screening can do "more harm than good" and women who missed appointments should "carry on with their lives", doctors have said. It comes after 450,000 women in England were not invited for routine screening because of a computer error. (bbc.com)
submitted  by madazzahatter

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