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UNDP’s Ferrer Olivella meets Sugiono, starts term in Indonesia

Sara Ferrer Olivella and Sugiono discussed various issues related to development in Indonesia. 

1 day ago
Europe

French lawmakers urge 'digital curfew' for teens

The recommendations were put forward in a report by the committee's lawmakers after months of testimony from families, social media executives and from influencers. ...

1 day ago
Europe

France set for disruption as new PM takes office

Macron named Lecornu as prime minister late Tuesday, a day after his predecessor Francois Bayrou lost a confidence vote in parliament, forcing him and his government to resign. ...

2 days ago

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G20 agrees on 1.5 degree climate change target: sources

Three sources told AFP that diplomats had approved language for a final summit communique going beyond what was agreed six years ago, when the landmark climate deal called for capping global warming at well below 2 degrees, and ideally closer to 1.5 degrees.

3 years ago
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G20 leaders to meet in the shadow of Mussolini's palaces

The summit of the world's major economies will be held away from Rome city centre, home to the Colosseum and the Pantheon, where the tourists, historic buildings and tiny streets pose a nightmare for security and access.

3 years ago
Europe

Britih Prime Minister says COP26 'in the balance'

Johnson will host more than 120 leaders in Glasgow early next week, before the UN meeting spends a fortnight tackling the grinding work of deciding how to limit temperature rises to 1.5 degrees Celsius.

3 years ago
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Russia reports COVID-19 variant believed to be more contagious than Delta

It is possible that the AY.4.2 variant will spread widely, RIA quoted the state consumer watchdog's senior researcher Kamil Khafizov as saying.

3 years ago
Europe

Poland 'keen' to participate in G20 during RI presidency

Poland has expressed enthusiasm for Indonesia's upcoming G20 presidency and participating as a dialogue partner by sharing Warsaw's experiences in renewables and digital governance.

3 years ago
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Macron calls 1961 massacre of Algerians an 'unforgivable crime'

On Oct. 17, 1961, under the orders of then Paris police chief Maurice Papon, police attacked a demonstration by 25,000 pro-National Liberation Front (FLN) Algerians protesting against a curfew imposed on Algerians.

3 years ago
Europe

Norway attacker converted to Islam, suspected of radicalisation

"There were fears linked to radicalisation previously," Norwegian police official Ole Bredrup Saeverud told reporters, adding that police had followed up on him in 2020.

3 years ago
Europe

Danish man suspected of killing five with bow-and-arrow in Norway

Two people, including an off-duty police officer, were wounded in the Wednesday evening attacks, which took place in different locations in the town, 68 km (42 miles) southwest of the capital, Oslo.

3 years ago
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Macron still favourite in France but faces mounting risks

As the countdown begins to the first round on April 10 next year the centrist Macron can no longer be sure that the run-off two weeks later will be a repeat of the 2017 duel with far-right leader Marine Le Pen, which he won easily.

3 years ago
Europe

Austria's Kurz steps down over corruption probe to save coalition

The move by Kurz, who denies wrongdoing, satisfied the demand by his junior coalition partner, the Greens, that he go even though he plans to stay on as his party's leader and become its top lawmaker in parliament, positions from which he can continue to influence government policy.

3 years ago
Europe

Journalists who took on Putin and Duterte win 2021 Nobel Peace Prize

The two were awarded "for their courageous fight for freedom of expression" in their countries

3 years ago
Europe

Unequal Covid-19 jabs roll-out immoral, stupid: UN

The World Health Organization said every country that had fully immunised more than 40 percent of its population was doing too little to stop the Covid-19 crisis, as they should be ensuring doses go to nations left wide open to the virus.

3 years ago
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World's tallest people get that shrinking feeling

So an official study by the Dutch national statistics office finding that they appear to be shrinking might be construed as good news -- even if it could threaten the Netherlands' number one spot.

3 years ago
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Greta, press freedom or Belarus opposition for Nobel Peace Prize?

The highlight of the Nobel season, the prestigious peace prize always elicits a flurry of speculation.

3 years ago
Europe

Latest on the worldwide spread of the coronavirus

* The European Union's drugs regulator said people with weakened immune systems should get a third dose of a vaccine from Pfizer/BioNTech or Moderna, but left it to member states to decide if the wider population should get a booster.

3 years ago
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Prophet Mohammad cartoonist dies in car crash

The 75-year-old and two police officers were killed in a collision with an oncoming truck, Swedish police confirmed to AFP.

3 years ago
Europe

Tony Blair, King of Jordan named in wealth data leak

The dump of more than 11.9 million records, amounting to about 2.94 terabytes of data, came five years after the leak known as the "Panama Papers" exposed how money was hidden by the wealthy in ways that law enforcement agencies could not detect.

3 years ago
Europe

Serial killer suspect found dead after 35 years

The man, nicknamed "Le Grele" ("pockmarked"), had been wanted by police since the 1980s for the murder and rape of young girls, but was never caught.

3 years ago
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Aristocrats flock to Russia for first royal wedding in century

Grand Duke George Mikhailovich Romanov, 40, and his Italian fiance Rebecca Virginia Bettarini, 39, were preparing to say their vows at Saint Isaac's cathedral in the former imperial capital Saint Petersburg in the presence of dozens of European royals.

3 years ago
Europe

Erdogan says Turkey is looking at further defence steps with Russia

On the return flight to Turkey from the talks, Erdogan told reporters he also proposed working with Russia on construction of two more nuclear power plants, and Putin suggested developing platforms for space rocket launches, broadcaster NTV reported.

3 years ago
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Defying Delta: Back to school goes better than feared

In a dozen countries with high vaccination rates in Asia, Europe and the United States, case rates that surged in August have mostly fallen back, according to local data and officials.

3 years ago
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Dutch Prime Minister 'targeted for kidnapping by drug gangs': reports

The threat against Rutte, who is known for riding his bike around town with little security, comes after the Dutch government pledged a crackdown on organised crime groups following the murder of a prominent investigative reporter in August.

3 years ago
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Fuel 'panic-buying' in UK could see army to rescue

The Petrol Retailers Association claimed that almost half of the UK's 8,000 fuel pumps had run out of petrol on Sunday, as desperate drivers formed long queues to fill up tanks.

3 years ago
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Germany's SPD narrowly wins election with 25.7 percent

The preliminary results are based on ballots counted in all constituencies. The result is the worst yet for Merkel's CDU-CSU bloc. 

3 years ago
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Race wide open as Germany votes in post-Merkel election

The epochal election ushers in the end of 16 years in power for Merkel and places Germany, a byword for stability, in a new period of uncertainty.

3 years ago
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French envoy to return to US after fence-mending Biden-Macron call

In a joint statement issued after US President Joe Biden and French President Emmanuel Macron spoke by telephone for 30 minutes, the two leaders agreed to launch in-depth consultations to rebuild trust, and to meet in Europe at the end of October.

3 years ago
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Power player or poodle? UK-US relations in flux as BoJo meets Joe

Instead, he can expect a warm welcome in Washington on Tuesday, as the trans-Atlantic leaders meet for wide-ranging talks intended to deepen ties that are expected to focus on security, climate and economic regulation in the run-up to Britain hosting a major environmental conference at the end of October.

3 years ago
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Boris aims to smooth relations with France as Biden wants talks with Macron

"We are very, very proud of our relationship with France", Johnson told reporters on his way to New York, according to the report. "Our love of France is ineradicable."

3 years ago
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France accuses Australia, US of 'lying' in escalating crisis

French President Emmanuel Macron on Friday recalled the ambassadors to Canberra and Washington in an unprecedented move to signal his fury over Australia's decision to break a deal for the French submarines in favour of American nuclear-powered vessels.

3 years ago
Europe

Prince Charles' charity boss probed over Saudi reports

The Prince's Foundation said chief executive Michael Fawcett had agreed to suspend his duties pending an internal investigation into the allegations by The Sunday Times and Mail on Sunday.

4 years ago
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