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Mario Draghi, European Central Bank president, on Thursday intervened in what some policy makers fear has the makings of a global currency war, sending the euro to its lowest level against the dollar in nearly two weeks. Read More
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CNN's Matthew Chance rides along with passengers eager to see loved ones for the Lunar New Year holiday. Read More
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CNN's Isa Soares reports on a garbage collector strike that is making Seville, Spain, stinky. Read More
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Few people would use the word "fantastic" to describe a visit to Fukushima, the site of Japan's 2011 nuclear disaster. But Lady Barbara Judge is not just anybody. Read More
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As Jane Austen's classic comedy of manners, "Pride and Prejudice" reaches 200, its heroine Elizabeth Bennet is being hailed as one of literature's best-loved ladies. Read More
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Move over Wall Street: Meet the most ambitious women on earth. The rapid growth in emerging markets over the past decade has made them fertile ground for the development of new approaches to attracting and managing talent. Read More
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It is a scene playing out in supermarkets across the world: a consumer waits to pay and, instead of browsing the magazines and chewing gum displayed alongside, she pulls out her mobile phone for a quick digital distraction. Read More
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In 2013, the greatest risk of conflict doesn't lie in the halls of the U.S. Congress, on the battlefield in Syria nor the rising rhetoric between Iran and the international community, according to Ian Bremmer of Eurasia Group. Read More
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Jan 8 (Reuters) - As Swansea City's fixture list grows longer so too does their self-belief, manager Michael Laudrup said on the eve of the Welsh club's first major semi-final for almost 50 years. Swansea travel to European champions Chelsea for their Capital One (League) Cup semi-final first leg encounter on Wednesday having lost just twice in 15 games in all competitions stretching back to late October. Laudrup's team will have a total of eight games in January, including an FA Cup third-round replay against Arsenal, but the Dane says his players are revelling in the constant action. ... ...

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Nations Cup: Spurs’ Adebayor to play for Togo
Tottenham’s Togo star Emmanuel Adebayor has had a last minute change of heart and will after all take part in the Africa Cup of Nations later this month, according to the head of his country’s football federation. The Spurs striker was planning to skip the January 19-February 10 competition in South Africa in a dispute [...] ...

Guardiola Set to return to coaching
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Repeated Threat to Life of Human Rights Activist, Femi Aborishade, Has Ibadan Polytechnic Boiling
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President Jonathan Pays Close To N1billion In ‘Severance’ To Yar'Adua Family
By SaharaReporters, New York The presidency has paid nearly N1billion to the family of late President Umaru Yar'Adua, according to an official memo obtained by SaharaReporters.   The slush funds were routed through the Katsina state government, the home state of the former president.read more ...

NDDC, SPDC train 1,620 Niger Delta women on skills
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Canada meets key aboriginal demand amid blockades
OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada's prime minister will meet with native leaders next week to discuss social and economic issues, an olive branch to an angry aboriginal movement that has blockaded rail lines and threatened to close Canada's borders with the United States. Stephen Harper made no mention of the aboriginal protests in a statement on Friday announcing the January 11 meeting. But the meeting is a key demand from native Chief Theresa Spence, who has been on a hunger strike for 25 days on an island within sight of the Canadian Parliament in Ottawa. ... ...

Kuwait sentences second man to jail for insulting emir: lawyer
DUBAI (Reuters) - A Kuwaiti court sentenced a man to two years in prison on Monday for insulting the country's ruler on Twitter, his lawyer said, the second person to be jailed for the offence in as many days. The U.S.-allied Gulf Arab state has clamped down in recent months on political activists who have been using social media websites to criticize the government and the ruling family. Kuwait has seen a series of opposition-organized protests, including one on Sunday night, since the ruling emir, Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Sabah, used emergency powers in October to change the voting system. ... ...


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