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The May 4-6 coronation comes more than two years after Vajiralongkorn ascended the throne at the death of his father
World
06.08.2024
Thailand set for coronation of King Rama X, first in 69 years
Foxconn CEO Terry Gou said US President Donald Trump told him being president was "tough"
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06.08.2024
Taiwan tycoon and presidential hopeful Gou gets tips from Trump
The Indian weather service said Extremely Severe Cyclonic Storm Fani is gathering near the Hindu holy town of Puri with gusts of up to 200 kmh
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06.08.2024
780,000 evacuated in India ahead of major cyclone
Leonardo da Vinci spent his last three years living in the Clos Luce in the Loire Valley town of Amboise which is marking 500 years since his death
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06.08.2024
France, Italy mark 500th anniversary of Leonardo's death
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Fatih Macoglu, 50, is Turkey's only Communist party mayor
World 06.08.2024
Turkey's 'Communist mayor' tears down walls with fresh approach
South Sudan's President Salva Kiir wants the talks to focus on how to press ahead with forming a unity government
World 06.08.2024
South Sudan rivals meet in bid to salvage stalled peace deal
Moroccans paid tribute to Danish student Louisa Vesterager Jespersen (L) and Norwegian Maren Ueland after they were murdered
World 06.08.2024
Trial for murder of Scandinavian hikers to open in Morocco
Jose Ramon Lopez Regueiro claims to be the sole heir to Havana's airport, which was once privately owned
World 06.08.2024
Cubans ready to sue in US courts for confiscated properties
Assange gestured from the window of a prison van as he was driven out of Southwark Crown Court on Wednesday
World 06.08.2024
Assange in UK court over US extradition request
Brazil's rich biodiversity is under attack from multiple fronts, including landowners who cut down multi-storied trees to make way for soya bean crops, clandestine miners who pollute rivers used by indigenous people, and timber traffickers who decimate...
World 06.08.2024
Attacks on Brazil's ecological paradises threaten biodiversity
India imports over 80 percent of its crude oil requirements, leaving it vulnerable to oil price surges
World 06.08.2024
End of Iran sanctions waivers to hit Indian economy: analysts
Sudanese protesters are looking to step up pressure on the army three weeks after the ouster of leader Omar al-Bashir
World 06.08.2024
Crowds to flood Khartoum as standoff with military persists
Beijing has come under international criticism over its policies in the northwest region of Xinjiang
World 06.08.2024
Xinjiang surveillance app targets legal, everyday behaviour: rights group
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