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More than two decades and therapy have done little to heal Ana Horvatinec’s trauma of wartime rape by her neighbours in the Croatian town...
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Indonesia on Thursday banned small retailers from selling beer, despite an outcry from the booze industry and in tourism hotspots over the Muslim-majority country’s...
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Known as Simba, Ars Technica reports that it has been capable of infecting an additional 128,000 new computers each month over the past half...
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Malaysia’s parliament Friday approved tougher penalties for sedition in a move criticised by the United Nations and described by the opposition as “a black...
Business
A recent study from the Center for Effective Government and Institute for Policy Studies found that just 26 corporations had stockpiled $2.1 trillion alone...
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The Cypriot parliament unanimously approved Thursday a law that makes it a crime to deny that mass killings of Armenians under the Ottoman Empire...
World
Despite being discovered more than two years after Clinton stepped down from the office, the information continues to cause controversies that in the light...
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Ireland rushed emergency laws through parliament on Wednesday to close a loophole that made the possession of ecstasy, crystal meth, magic mushrooms and other...
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South Korea’s Constitutional Court on Thursday struck down a controversial adultery law which for more than 60 years had criminalised extra-marital sex and jailed...
Tech & Science
The December 9th closure was caused by the raid of Pirate Bay servers at a data centre near to Stockholm in Sweden. Much of...