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Emefiele will be the first central bank governor to serve a second term since Nigeria returned to democratic rule in 1999
World
12.08.2024
Nigeria's Central Bank governor named for second term
Could the inscription on this small boulder have been a love letter whose secret has remained untouched for centuries, or a proud note left by an eighteenth-century fort-builder? Or something even more mysterious?
World
12.08.2024
French village offers reward to decipher its 'Rosetta Stone'
A shooting rampage at a Tunisian beach resort in 2015 left 38 people dead, mostly British tourists
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12.08.2024
Tunisia broadens tourism horizons as industry rebounds
Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido (R) speaking in March 2019 next to the vice president of the Venezuelan National Assembly, Edgar Zambrano who was arrested by intelligence agents
World
12.08.2024
Venezuelan opposition deputy takes refuge with Argentine ambassador
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The police acknowledged that there had been encounters with the public in the past which had resulted in "embarrassment, injuries, permanent disability and, in extreme cases, death"
World 12.08.2024
'Don't challenge us to a duel' Nigerian police advise public
Washington said its deployment of the USS Abraham Lincoln strike group was in response to "troubling and escalatory indications" from Iran
World 12.08.2024
US aircraft carrier passes Suez Canal on Iran deployment
The talks between the Taliban and Washington in Qatar come just a day after the Taliban attacked a US-funded aid group in Kabul
World 12.08.2024
US-Taliban talks wrap up in Doha with 'some progress': Taliban
The blaze that destoyed Notre-Dame's roof released large amounts of toxic lead particles that have settled on surrounding streets and buildings
World 12.08.2024
Officials warn of lead pollution risks after Notre-Dame blaze
Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, left, with French President Emmanuel Macron at the Elysee palace following the "Tech for Good" summit in Paris in May 2018.
World 12.08.2024
Facebook chief to meet Macron as regulatory pressure mounts
David Beckham admitted the offence after a member of the public spotted him as he drove his Bentley in London on November 21
World 12.08.2024
Beckham handed driving ban for using phone at the wheel
The Islamic State group was ousted from its Libyan stronghold of Sirte in 2016, but has continued to carry out attacks in the North African country
World 12.08.2024
2 civilians dead in Libya attack claimed by IS
One European official in Brussels admitted to AFP that hopes of saving the Iran nuclear deal are getting "weaker and weaker"
World 12.08.2024
Europe feels powerless as US faces off against Iran
Angola regularly suffers fuel shortages
World 12.08.2024
Angola sacks Sonangol chief over fuel shortages
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