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Jean-Luc Melenchon was convicted Monday for shoving a police officer during a search of his party's offices last year.

French Far-left Leader Gets Suspended Jail Term For Shoving Police

French far-left leader gets suspended jail term for shoving police

EU Opens Subsidies For Electric Battery Push

The EU is allowing governments to spend billions on turbocharging battery production

EU opens subsidies for electric battery push

Reddit Bans 61 Accounts, 1 Subreddit Due To Platform Misuse

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American social news aggregation, web content rating, and discussion website associates leak of US-UK trade documents to the Russian influence campaign.

A car drives along the territory of a solar energy power station near the Okhotnikovo village in the Crimea's Saksky district

Tesla Competitor Sono Motors Starts Solar Car Production By 2020

While Tesla's Elon Musk rejects the idea of putting solar panels on the car, its competitor, Sono Motors, built an entire model that relies on solar energy.

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Merkel Allies Wary As Coalition Partner Seeks Concessions

Merkel allies wary as coalition partner seeks concessions

Macron has said that Russia "is no longer an enemy"

Russia Not An Enemy? Macron's Moscow Strategy Faces First Test

Russia not an enemy? Macron's Moscow strategy faces first test

Namibia's government is impatient with the slow pace of land redistribution

Namibia Vows To Change 'Status-quo' Of White-farm Ownership

Namibia vows to change 'status-quo' of white-farm ownership

A controversy has swirled around Austrian author Peter Handke being awarded the 2019 Nobel literature prize

Writer Handke Steers Clear Of Controversy In Nobel Lecture

Writer Handke steers clear of controversy in Nobel lecture

This undated picture released by North Korea's official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) on November 29, 2019 shows a test of a super-large multiple launch rocket system in an undisclosed location

North Korea Says US Denuclearization Talks 'Out Of Negotiation Table'

North Korea says US denuclearization talks 'out of negotiation table'

Merkel will become only the third German chancellor ever to visit Auschwitz

Merkel Voices 'Deep Shame' On First Visit To Auschwitz

Merkel voices 'deep shame' on first visit to Auschwitz

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Facebook Now Has More Than 300 Million Users In India, As Government Clamps Down On Social Media, Internet

Facebook faces government scrutiny on data privacy and harmful content in India.

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said that Tehran is willing to return to the negotiating table if the United States first drops sanctions

Iran Nuclear Deal Parties Meet As Accord Nears Collapse

Iran nuclear deal parties meet as accord nears collapse

Ukrainian troops have been fighting Moscow-backed separatists in the country's east since 2014

Ukraine President Meets Frontline Troops Ahead Of Putin Talks

Ukraine president meets frontline troops ahead of Putin talks

New leaders of Germany's Social Democratic Party (SPD) Norbert Walter-Borjans (R) and Saskia Esken will be formally confrmed at the party's congress

Germany's SPD Shifts Left But Gives Merkel Coalition 'A Chance'

Germany's SPD shifts left but gives Merkel coalition 'a chance'

Angela Merkel was accompanied by Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki (R) as she walked through the gates at Auschwitz

At Auschwitz, Merkel Bows Head To Holocaust Victims

At Auschwitz, Merkel bows head to Holocaust victims

Peter Handke's Nobel literature prize win sparked outrage across much of the Balkans and beyond, but he has a loyal fan-base in Velika Hoca, a tiny Serb enclave in Kosovo

In Kosovo, The Tiny Serb Village With A Friend In Handke

In Kosovo, the tiny Serb village with a friend in Handke

Auschwitz survivor Frederick Terna, 96, at his home in New York on December 4, 2019

Auschwitz Survivor Fears Rise Of Anti-Semitism

Auschwitz survivor fears rise of anti-Semitism

A scorched branch of the Pasargad bank, which was set ablaze by protesters, is seen in November 2019 in Eslamshahr, near the Iranian capital Tehran

US Says Iran Protest Toll May Surpass 1,000, Mulls Troops

US says Iran protest toll may surpass 1,000, mulls troops

Traders work during the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on November 4, 2019 in a session that would produce records for the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq

Thursday's Stock Market Close: US Equities Finish Modestly Higher As China Trade Deal Merry-Go-Round Continues

U.S. stocks closed moderately higher on some mild optimism over progress in China-U.S. trade talks.

Iran has said the Europeans were covering up their own "miserable incompetence" at abiding by the nuclear deal and were "bowing to US bullying;" pictured is Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif on October 29, 2019

Iran Working On Nuclear-capable Missiles: European Powers

Iran working on nuclear-capable missiles: European powers

The strike is open-ended and could last several days

Hundreds Of Thousands March As France Paralysed By Strike

Hundreds of thousands march as France paralysed by strike

British aviator Matt Jones brought the iconic restored World War II Silver Spitfire in to land after its epic round-the-globe voyage

Silver Spitfire Back In Britain After Round-the-world Trip

Silver Spitfire back in Britain after round-the-world trip

Teacher Kennis Wong points to Chinese characters on the board at Broadway Elementary School in Venice, Los Angeles

What Country Has The Smartest Kids? OECD Study Assessed Reading, Math, Science Skills

The triennial PISA survey by the Organization for Economic Cooperation measured reading, science and math skills.

Supporters of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took to the streets of Tel Aviv last month to protest what they labelled a "coup" against him

Lawyer To Be Charged With Graft In New Woes For Netanyahu

Lawyer to be charged with graft in new woes for Netanyahu

Oswiecim's residents try to lead normal lives despite knowing their town will always be associated with the Holocaust

Life In Oswiecim, A Town In Auschwitz's Shadow

Life in Oswiecim, a town in Auschwitz's shadow

Statins for lowering cholesterol are among the most prescribed drugs in developed nations

Here's Why You Should Get Your Bad Cholesterol Levels Tested When You Are Young

The findings of a new study point to the importance of testing blood cholesterol levels at an early age.

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