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Nigerian Literature Nobel Wole Soyinka has been a regular teacher at US universities including Harvard, Cornell and Yale
World
01.12.2016
Nigeria's Soyinka bins 'green card' over Trump
Nokia, which is now a leading telecom equipment maker, has licenced its brand to HMD Global
World
01.12.2016
Nokia brand ready for smartphone comeback in 2017
Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said Thursday a bill expanding President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's power would be brought to parliament next week
World
01.12.2016
Bill to boost Erdogan's power heads to Turkey parliament
The government has said it will not give a "running commentary" on its Brexit strategy, but the absence of any clear position has forced many to rely on speculation and reports
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01.12.2016
Britain to brief foreign press on Brexit to counter 'misreporting'
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Smoke billows in Aleppo's Bustan al-Basha district on November 28, 2016, during Syrian pro-government forces assault to retake the entire city from rebels
World 01.12.2016
Russia proposes four humanitarian corridors for Aleppo: UN
Kenyans including KNUT officials left shocked as CS announces KCPE results
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Kenyans including KNUT officials left shocked as CS announces KCPE results
The bill would extend to cyberspace a 1993 law criminalising "interference" in abortions in the form of "false information"
World 01.12.2016
French MPs debate ban on 'false' anti-abortion websites
Police stand as they secure the area around a police building in the southern Belgian city of Charleroi following a machete attack on August 6, 2016
World 01.12.2016
Two charged with terrorism over Belgian machete attack
Airbnb has been targeted by several cities exasperated by what is seen as a bid at times to avoid local laws and taxes
World 01.12.2016
Airbnb agrees 60-day limit on Amsterdam home rentals
Norwegian world chess champion Magnus Carlsen beat Russia's Sergei Karyakin on his 26th birthday to win his third straight world championship
World 01.12.2016
Norway fetes chess champ Carlsen's tour de force
Turkey in August launched an operation inside Syria dubbed "Euphrates Shield" in support of Syrian opposition fighters to push IS jihadists from its border
World 01.12.2016
Lavrov denies Russia, Syria role in Turkish deaths
US drug company chief Martin Shkreli became a global figure of hate after buying the rights to Daraprim and then raising the price in the United States from $13.50 a tablet to $750
World 01.12.2016
Australian schoolboys recreate price-hiked HIV drug on a shoestring
 
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Top candidate scores 439/500 and no single case of Cheating reported
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