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Press freedom group Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has put the websites of two major French broadcasters back online in Mali, after the country’s military government pulled the broadcasters off the air in March and officially banned them from the Malian airwaves this week. RSF put the sites back online Thursday, creating mirrors of the sites that can be accessed in Mali and are updated in real time. Using a virtual private network had previously been the only way to access those websites in... Читать дальше...

When it comes to escaping the everyday stress and hassle of land-based life—in the lap of luxury—it’s pretty hard to top spending time onboard a superyacht.

Will we ever see the like again?

Order pipeline at its highest, says MD

EU Ambassador Ugo Astuto on Friday said India and the European Union are eyeing to firm up the comprehensive trade and investment agreements before the commencement of the electoral cycles on both...

In a reversal, Russia says it sent nearly $650 million to creditors just days before the country risked toppling into default.

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The  champagne market  is expected to register growth at a CAGR of 5.08% and reach a valuation of US$ 11.7 Bn by 2032. The alcohol beverage industry suffered from initial set back due to pandemic as spread of virus resulted in delays ...

The Red River crest this spring in Manitoba will approach the volume of the 2009 flood — the highest since the 1997 flood of the century, forecasters say.

Rep. Michael McCaul, R-Texas, argued Friday DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas and the Biden administration are "complicit" in the wave of American fentanyl deaths, human trafficking and illegal immigration.

During the Q&A portion of an event at the University of Iowa, former Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway took a question from a student who accused her of "leaking" nude pictures of her daughter to Twitter -- an accusation that Conway unsurprisingly took exception to.

Manchester City and Gabriel Jesus aren't in talks over a contract extension, and Arsenal are well-positioned to sign the striker.

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According to a senior BSF officer, personnel on night patrolling near the international border heard a humming sound during the early hours on Friday. "Personnel illuminated the area by firing para bombs to aim at the object and fired several shots towards it," he said.

If you have a ticket to a National Arts Centre show this weekend, staff have some advice on navigating the influx of motorcycles expected to descend on the city as part of the Rolling Thunder rally.  The weekend’s main event at the NAC is the run of Calpurnia, a contemporary play by Winnipeg’s Audrey Dwyer […]

A new documentary episode from CBS Reports examines this country's racial reckoning through the eyes of children. It's part of a series on young people called "Are the Kids All Right?" and reveals firsthand perspectives on race from kids and teens across America. Yesenia Hernandez appeared in the episode and joined CBS News' Anne-Marie Green and Vladimir Duthiers with her story.

ENDING the season on a high is Darlington’s ambition now, with three wins in the final week of the season the aim starting on Saturday at Bradford PA.

Lawsuits allege USPS purchase of inefficient vehicles violates environmental law.

1. USPS sued by states and environmental groups over purchase of 8.6 mpg trucks  Ars Technica
2. 16 states sue USPS over new vehicles  Associated Press
3. 16 States, UAW And Others Sue USPS Over Mail Trucks That Get Garbage Gas Mileage  Jalopnik
4. NC joins lawsuit against USPS  WCNC
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Captain David Lloyd leads from the front with 84 as Glamorgan reach 240-4 at Derbyshire, 128 runs behind.

A respect for ‘primary’ sources would enable well-informed citizens to counter ‘idle talk.’

In 2021, the number of monthly Facebook users in the US will increase by less than 1% year over year, its lowest annual growth rate to date.