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- VATICAN CITY: Pope Francis will make his first trip to Panama on Wednesday for a gathering of more than 150,000 young Catholics from across the globe at the World Youth Day festival. The 82-year-old pope will use the major event on the Catholic calendar to address the problems of poverty, ...
- VATICAN CITY: Pope Francis will make his first trip to Panama on Wednesday for a gathering of more than 150,000 young Catholics from across the globe at the World Youth Day festival. The 82-year-old pope will use the major event on the Catholic calendar to address the problems of poverty, ...
- KINSHASA, Congo: Congo’s Constitutional Court early Sunday declared the election of Felix Tshisekedi as president, rejecting challenges to the vote by runner-up Martin Fayulu, who had alleged fraud.Tshisekedi, son of the late, charismatic opposition leader Etienne, is now set to be inaugurated on Tuesday.The declaration came shortly after the African ...
- KINSHASA, Congo: Congo’s election crisis deepened early Sunday when the Constitutional Court confirmed the win of Felix Tshisekedi, rejecting claims of fraud, and runner-up Martin Fayulu promptly declared himself the country’s “only legitimate president.”Fayulu’s supporters have alleged an extraordinary backroom deal by outgoing President Joseph Kabila to rig the vote ...
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Festival of Ramadaniyat Beirutiya 2016
Tuesday Jun 21 2016 from 09:00 pm until 01:00 am Wednesday Jun 22 2016 until Saturday Jun 25 2016 from 07:30 pm until 01:00 am Biel Waterfront, Lebanon Exhibitions, Arts ... -
Wiz Khalifa's tribute to Furious 7's Walker keeps UK chart top spot
LONDON: American rapper Wiz Khalifa's tribute to actor Paul Walker, "See You Again", kept the top spot in Britain's music charts for a second week, the Official Charts Company said ...
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Democratic transition in Venezuela seems possible, analysts say
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VATICAN CITY: Pope Francis will make his first trip to Panama on Wednesday for a gathering of more than 150,000 young Catholics from across the globe at the World Youth ... -
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KINSHASA, Congo: Congo’s Constitutional Court early Sunday declared the election of Felix Tshisekedi as president, rejecting challenges to the vote by runner-up Martin Fayulu, who had alleged fraud.Tshisekedi, son of ... -
Tshisekedi declared Congo’s president, but runner-up revolts
KINSHASA, Congo: Congo’s election crisis deepened early Sunday when the Constitutional Court confirmed the win of Felix Tshisekedi, rejecting claims of fraud, and runner-up Martin Fayulu promptly declared himself the ... -
13 killed, dozens hurt in latest bout of Tripoli fighting, says Libyan ministry
JERUSALEM: In an alley in Jerusalem’s Old City, a three-story building has become a symbol of Palestinian fears they are losing precious ground in the historic area.Adeeb Joudeh Al-Husseini says ... -
Arab Economic and Social Development meeting: A summit mired in controversy
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Democratic transition in Venezuela seems possible, analysts say Venezuela's opposition politicians are getting united behind 35-year-old industrial engineer Juan Guaido International pressure on Caracas has been growing since Maduro’s reelection ... -
Survivors: Up to 117 migrants missing in capsizing off Libya
MILAN: A rescue official says survivors have told rescuers that up to 117 migrants might have died when a rubber dinghy capsized in the Mediterranean Sea off Libya.Flavio Di Giacomo ... -
NFL PLAYOFF PREVIEW: Patriots, Chiefs, Saints and Rams one game away from glory
LONDON: And then there were just four. The NFL’s conference championship games kick off on Sunday, with the Patriots and Chiefs contesting the AFC side of the draw, the Saints ... -
Irishman Shane Lowry wins see-saw Abu Dhabi battle over Richard Sterne
ABU DHABI: Ireland’s Shane Lowry won a see-saw battle with Richard Sterne, needing a birdie on the last hole to win the $7 million Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship on Saturday.Lowry ... -
Philippine financial service firm flags data breach affecting 900,000 clients
MANILA: Cebuana Lhuillier, a Philippine financial service provider, said on Saturday that the data of 900,000 clients had been accessed without authorization and that it had already alerted authorities to ... -
Six charged in Bulgaria with financing ‘terrorist’ groups
SOFIA: Five Syrians and a Bulgarian have been charged with financing terrorist groups in the Middle East with 25 million euros ($28.4 million), Bulgaria’s attorney general said Saturday.“The group transferred ...
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