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The dating app Tinder is accused of sharing user data with at least 45 companies owned by the Match Group, which operates a dating website of the same name

Tinder, Grindr Accused Of Illegally Sharing User Data

Tinder, Grindr accused of illegally sharing user data

Three Doctors On Trial In Belgium Euthanasia Case

Three doctors on trial in Belgium euthanasia case

'Surviving Was A Miracle': Iran's Missile Attack On Iraq Base

Some of the destruction wrought by volleys of Iranian missiles that hit Ain al-Asad airbase -- home to 1,500 US troops -- in the early hours of last Wednesday

'Surviving was a miracle': Iran's missile attack on Iraq base

Western powers are keen to stabilise Libya following years of turbulence since the 2011 killing of Moamer Kadhafi

Berlin Summit To Build On Shaky Libyan Ceasefire

Berlin summit to build on shaky Libyan ceasefire

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Iran's GDP since 2000, with key dates on sanctions

Iran Nuclear Deal: Britain, France, Germany Trigger Process That Could Reimpose UN Sanctions

The E3 rejected Tehran's claims it's entitled to reduce compliance in response to U.S. sanctions.

The sex abuse trial of defrocked Catholic priest Bernard Preynat opened in Lyon, France

French Priest Admits 'Caresses' In Boy Scout Abuse Trial

French priest admits 'caresses' in boy scout abuse trial

Brexit negotiations stumbled over the thorny question of border arrangements between Ireland and Northern Ireland

Ireland To Hold Early Election On February 8

Ireland to hold early election on February 8

The World Trade Organization (WTO) has been urged by US, Japan and EU to come up with stronger rules against subsidies

US, Japan, EU Seek New Global Rules Limiting Subsidies

US, Japan, EU seek new global rules limiting subsidies

Outshining the global competition

German Carmakers Beat Global Sales Slump

German carmakers beat global sales slump

Harry and Meghan, Queen Elizabeth II

Harry, Meghan Under Fire After Royal Crisis Summit

Harry, Meghan under fire after royal crisis summit

A bus and several passersby fell into the huge sinkhole as it spread

Huge Sinkhole Swallows Bus, Kills Nine In China

Huge sinkhole swallows bus, kills nine in China

Michel Barnier will lead EU negotiations with Britain over post-Brexit ties

Barnier Warns Of Post-Brexit 'Consequences' For UK, EU Citizens

Barnier warns of post-Brexit 'consequences' for UK, EU citizens

The New York Times said it added one million digital subscribers in 2019 and now has more than five million subscriptions including its print customers

New York Times Hits 5 Million Subscribers

New York Times hits 5 million subscribers

Police say three Romanians staged an elaborate scam to steal three diamonds owned by an Indian gem trader.

Three Romanians Face French Trial Over 1 Mn Euro Diamond Swindle

Three Romanians face French trial over 1 mn euro diamond swindle

Danish artist Jakob Kudsk Steensen, shown here at the London launch, has created an audio-visual simulation of a re-imagined old-growth forest, titled "Catharsis"

K-pop Pioneers BTS Unveil Global Modern Art Initiative

K-pop pioneers BTS unveil global modern art initiative

Swedish youth climate activist Greta Thunberg, seen here at the 2019 World Economic Forum sitting next to a placard reading "school strike for climate", will also be at the event this year

Trump To Headline Davos Summit As Iran Drops Out

Trump to headline Davos summit as Iran drops out

Satya Nadella implied the law could stop a talented immigrant from making a mark India

Microsoft CEO Critical Of New India Citizenship Law

Microsoft CEO critical of new India citizenship law

After months of squabbling which ended in a fourth election, Socialist leader Pedro Sanchez and Podemos' Pablo Iglesias finally reached agreement, although it is something of an awkward embrace

From Grassroots To Government: Spain's Podemos Comes Of Age

From grassroots to government: Spain's Podemos comes of age

The book highlighting Benedict's position on celibacy in the priesthood came as Pope Francis considers possible exceptions to the rule

Ex-pope Benedict Seeks To End Storm Over Controversial Book

Ex-pope Benedict seeks to end storm over controversial book

Gasoline prices per gallon (3.8 liters) in Los Angeles in October 2019

Fuel, Food Prices Send US Inflation To 14-month High In December

Fuel, food prices send US inflation to 14-month high in December

'The decade for railway' is coming in Germany

Germany Vows 62 Billion-euro Injection Into Railways

Germany vows 62 billion-euro injection into railways

Swedish youth climate activist Greta Thunberg, seen here at the 2019 World Economic Forum sitting next to a placard reading "school strike for climate", will also be at the event this year

Trump To Headline Davos Summit

Trump to headline Davos summit

A woman walks down a path in Quetta, Pakistan, after heavy snow

More Than 130 Dead As Severe Weather Hits Pakistan, Afghanistan

More than 130 dead as severe weather hits Pakistan, Afghanistan

Big Ben is still undergoing renovations -- but Boris Johnson said some public fundraising might be in order to ensure a hearty bong to mark Britain's exit from the EU

'Bung A Bob For A Big Ben Bong': Boris Floats Brexit Bells Crowdfunder

'Bung a bob for a Big Ben bong': Boris floats Brexit bells crowdfunder

Opel cited strict emissions regulations as a reason for the job cuts

Peugeot Subsidiary Opel Announces 2,100 Job Cuts In Germany

Peugeot subsidiary Opel announces 2,100 job cuts in Germany

'The decade for railway' is coming in Germany

Germany To Invest 62 Bn Euros By 2030 To Modernise Rail Network

Germany to invest 62 bn euros by 2030 to modernise rail network

Mayor of Prague Zdenek Hrib (right) and his Taipei counterpart Ko Wen-je after they signed a twinning agreement in the Czech capital

Shanghai Cuts Prague Ties After Mayor Announces Taipei Twinning

Shanghai cuts Prague ties after mayor announces Taipei twinning

Oceans absorb more than 90 percent of excess heat created by greenhouse gas emissions

Oceans Were Hottest On Record In 2019

Oceans were hottest on record in 2019

JPMorgan Chase posted a jump in profits in the fourth quarter, topping expectations on strong credit card lending and a good performance in trading

JPMorgan Chase Q4 Profits Jump To $8.5 Bn On Strong Credit Card Lending

JPMorgan Chase Q4 profits jump to $8.5 bn on strong credit card lending

Imprisoned immigrants are seen at the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Adelanto Detention Facility

US Citizen Dies In Egypt After More Than Six Years In Prison

On August 2013, Kassem, an Egyptian-American taxi driver from New York City, was detained in Cairo where he was accused of espionage and taking part in anti-government protests.

Turkey said Wednesday it would seek "alternatives" to the F-35 fighter jet programme the United States has excluded it from

Turkey Invites Malaysia To Join Its Fighter Jet Program

The CEO of TAI, Temel Kotil is awaiting Malaysia’s response. There is already a “memorandum of understanding” signed last year between TAI and Malaysia.

The Nigerian Navy has a special forces unit trained to intervene against pirates

Four Chinese Sailors Kidnapped In Gabon Are Free

Four Chinese sailors kidnapped in Gabon are free

Indian entrepreneur Ritesh Agarwal founded Oyo in 2013 and the company is now valued at $10 billion

Softbank-funded Hotel Firm Oyo Lays Off 10% Of India Staff

Softbank-funded hotel firm Oyo lays off 10% of India staff

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Severed Body Parts Discovered In North Dublin; Head, Torso Missing

Two arms and a leg were reportedly found stuffed in a bag outside houses at the junction of Moatview Gardens and Drive in Coolock before 10:00 p.m.

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