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Iran unbowed: Trump's dangerous game in the Middle East January 9, 2020
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The Edition at Christmas: the Hong Kong one December 21, 2019
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China heads into Lunar New Year on shutdown as virus toll hits 26 January 24, 2020
China shut part of the Great Wall and suspended public transport in 10 cities, stranding millions of people at the start of the Lunar New Year holiday on Friday as authorities rush to contain a virus that has killed 26 people and infected more than 800.
'What choice do I have?' Lock-down strands millions in China's Wuhan January 24, 2020
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China's New Year TV show pays tearful tribute to virus fighters, urges victory January 24, 2020
Chinese state television's traditional Lunar New Year extravaganza on Friday paid tribute to the people of Wuhan and to medical staff fighting the coronavirus crisis, urging them on to victory in the battle to defeat the outbreak.

China coronavirus: Lunar New Year subdued as outbreak spreads January 24, 2020
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Neo-Nazi Rinaldo Nazzaro running US militant group The Base from Russia January 24, 2020
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Huge rally as Iraqis demand US troops pull out January 24, 2020
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Indonesian needlefish boy: 'A fish jumped out of the sea and stabbed my neck' January 24, 2020
Muhammad Idul tells the BBC the force threw him from his boat before a desperate race to hospital.
East Africa battles devastating locust swarms January 24, 2020
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Rot am See: Sportschütze soll sechs Familienmitglieder erschossen haben January 24, 2020
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Mittelmeer: Seehofer offen für EU-Marinemission Sophia January 24, 2020
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Seniorenheim: Wie es wirklich ist January 24, 2020
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Steinmeier in Yad Vashem, Gedenken an Befreiung von Auschwitz January 23, 2020
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Weltwirtschaftsforum: Debatte über Nachhaltigkeit January 23, 2020
Unser heutiges Thema des Tages handelt vom Weltwirtschaftsforum. Unser Kollege Sebastian Schreiber mit einem Beitrag dazu. Unser Kollege Rüdiger Brandt spricht mit Dr. Markus Zimmer vom ifo-Institut.
DAX auf Rekordhoch - Was heißt das für Verbraucher? January 22, 2020
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[Direct] Mobilisations contre la réforme des retraites : entre 550 et 600 manifestants à Mulhouse January 24, 2020
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Six morts d'une même famille et deux blessés graves dans une fusillade en Allemagne January 24, 2020
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Alsace : plus de 96% des communes pourraient disparaître des résultats nationaux January 24, 2020
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Maximaal 30 kilometer per uur in heel Amsterdam, is dat haalbaar? January 24, 2020
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Is de hack van Amazon-baas Jeff Bezos reden om WhatsApp te verwijderen? January 24, 2020
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Universiteit Maastricht betaalde hackers kwart miljoen euro January 24, 2020
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De prijs van varkensvlees is in China verdubbeld. En dat is een groot probleem January 23, 2020
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Die bank-app? Dat is pure achteruitgang, vindt de oudere cursist January 23, 2020
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Sanidad descarta el coronavirus en los dos casos en estudio en España January 24, 2020
Sanidad está estudiando dos casos de ciudadanos procedentes de Wuhan con síntomas que podrían encajar con el coronavirus aunque, a priori, "no tienen viso de que sea positivos".
redaccion@20minutos.es (EUROPA PRESS)
Ya son 26 los muertos por el coronavirus de Wuhan y 887 los contagiados en China, con ocho ciudades 'selladas' January 24, 2020
redaccion@20minutos.es (EFE / 20MINUTOS)
Se confirma el segundo caso de coronavirus en Estados Unidos January 24, 2020
redaccion@20minutos.es (EFE)
Los hijos de Pablo Iglesias cogen el móvil de su padre y la lían en redes January 24, 2020
redaccion@20minutos.es (20minutos)
Al menos 6 muertos y varios heridos en un tiroteo en Alemania January 24, 2020
redaccion@20minutos.es (EUROPA PRESS)
Militares obligados a retirarse con 45 años: "Me siento engañado, no es lo que nos prometieron" January 24, 2020
redaccion@20minutos.es (África Albalá)
Ábalos reconoce un "saludo forzado" en Barajas con la vicepresidenta de Venezuela, vetada en la UE January 24, 2020
El ministro de Transportes, Movilidad y Agenda Urbana y secretario de Organización del PSOE, José Luis Ábalos, ha reconocido que se reunió con la vicepresidenta de Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, vetada por la UE, pero sin ningún "contacto formal".
redaccion@20minutos.es (AGENCIAS)
Felipe González reconoce a Guaidó como "único representante legitimado" de Venezuela frente a la "tiranía de Maduro" January 24, 2020
redaccion@20minutos.es (20M EP)

Eternit bis, l'ex patron Schmidheiny a giudizio per omicidio volontario: sfuma l'ipotesi prescrizione January 24, 2020
Il manager svizzero, già nella bufera per le sue frasi choc contro l'Italia in una recente intervista, è accusato di avere provocato la morte di 392 persone
repubblicawww@repubblica.it (Redazione Repubblica.it)
Reggio Calabria, oggi la sentenza Matacena con Scajola imputato January 24, 2020
Il sindaco di Imperia accusato di aver tentato di favorire la latitanza dell'ex politico condannato per mafia
repubblicawww@repubblica.it (Redazione Repubblica.it)
TikTok, Garante Privacy lancia l'allarme: "Serve task force europea contro i rischi del social cinese" January 24, 2020
Il social network cinese finisce nuovamente sul banco degli imputati. A preoccupare non solo la privacy ma anche che fine fanno e come vengono utilizzati i dati degli utenti
repubblicawww@repubblica.it (Redazione Repubblica.it)

Vol de nuit, Volo di notte, Nachtflug

Vol de nuit; volo di notte; Nachtflug

Ces hommes croient que leur lampe luit pour l’humble table, mais à quatre-vingts kilomètres d’eux, on est déjà touché par l’appel de cette lumière, comme s’ils la balançaient désespérés, d’une île déserte, devant la mer. Quegli uomini credono che il lume brilli per il loro umile desco, ma a ottanta chilometri di distanza c’è qualcuno […]

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