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Hungarian-born photographer Robert Capa's legendary photo of the D-Day landings 75 years ago, on exhibition in Paris in 2004
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06.08.2024
D-Day reporters: telling the world
Snow globes commemorating the June 1944 Normandy landings at a souvenir shop in Saint-Côme-du-Mont, France
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06.08.2024
D-Day tourism boom brings crowds, and controversy, to Normandy
UN peacekeepers observe the Quneitra border crossing with Syria in the Israeli annexed-Golan Heights in this 2018 picture. Israel has carried out hundreds of air strikes in Syria, most of them against what it says are Iranian and Hezbollah targets
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06.08.2024
Israel attacks Syria over rockets fired at Mount Hermon
Japan and Iran have kept a good relationship as resource-poor Japan relies heavily on imports of oil from the Middle East
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06.08.2024
Japan PM to meet Iran's Khamenei to mediate with US: report
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Kristang's melodic tones can still be heard frequently in the small Malacca settlement of Ujong Pasir where the Portuguese Eurasian community has traditionally lived
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Malaysia fights to save centuries-old creole
The QR code on the foil of the bottle helps champagne makers battle counterfeiters and provides a link to customers
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Connected champagne putting a cork in bogus bubbly
Beijing's broadside is the latest act in a bruising conflict between the world's top two economies that has spooked markets and sparked fears about the global economy
World 06.08.2024
China says trade war 'has not made America great again'
Three decades on, the Tiananmen crackdown remains one of the most sensitive subjects in mainland China and any mention is strictly censored
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Tiananmen's key moments: hope crushed by soldiers and tanks
The grim outlook for airline profits is driven by rising costs across the board, including labour, fuel and infrastructure, according to the International Air Transport Association (IATA)
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Global airline body warns of US-China trade war spillover
Thirty years after they fled the bullets and tanks, Tiananmen exiles say their dream of returning to a democratic China are more distant than ever
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From 1989 to '1984': Generation Tiananmen lament China's descent
The 9th century walled medina in Morocco's "spiritual" capital of Fez has become a more popular tourist destination
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Facelift helps Morocco's Old City of Fez lure tourists
The aptly named Under recently opened in Lindesnes on Norway's southern tip and is Europe's first underwater restaurant
World 06.08.2024
Descend, Eat, Marvel: Europe's first underwater restaurant
A portrait of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad stands near a sculpture in the Syrian town of Quneitra, in the Golan Heights
World 06.08.2024
Syrian air defence fires at 'enemy missiles' in Damascus: state media
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