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AFP CEO Fabrice Fries (pictured December 2018) presented a revised version of his "transformation plan" to employee representatives, saying the company would still save 14 million euros ($15.9 million) on wage costs by 2023
World
05.08.2024
AFP to cut 95 jobs, CEO says, scaling back initial 125 target
Wunderkind Julia Sedefdjian won a Michelin star for her new restaurant Baieta, becoming the youngest French starred chef
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05.08.2024
Michelin boosts female chefs in 2019 guide
Members of the press hold images of colleagues during a protest against the murder or disappearance of journalists and photojournalists in Mexico, in front of the National Palace in Mexico City on June 1, 2018
World
05.08.2024
Mexico journalist murdered, as 2018 sets homicide record
Kosovo President Hashim Thaci, pictured December 2018, told reporters that if he is summoned by prosecutors to an EU-backed international court investigating alleged war crimes, he will answer "with the fullest transparency"
World
05.08.2024
Kosovo president says he will face war crime prosecutors if summoned
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Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir's trip to Qatar would be his first trip abroad since widespread protests began against his rule
World 05.08.2024
Sudan's Bashir to travel to Qatar amid protests
Maria Grazia Chiuri's latest collection for Christian Dior used members of a British acrobatic troupe, Mimbre, for its presentation in Paris Monday
World 05.08.2024
Fashion rolls up for Dior's chic strongwoman circus
The accident struck close to the Kerch Strait, which has become a new flashpoint in tensions between Russia and Ukraine
World 05.08.2024
14 dead after fire on two vessels off Crimea
Oxfam found that asking the richest to pay just 0.5 percent extra tax on their wealth "could raise more money than it would cost to educate all 262 million children out of school"
World 05.08.2024
World's 26 richest own same as poorest half of humanity: Oxfam
The European Commission, the EU's executive arm, proposed reforms in September 2016 designed to modernise copyright for the digital age
World 05.08.2024
EU countries split over copyright overhaul
The United Nations warned trade disputes, such as that between the US and China, is one factor threatening world economic growth
World 05.08.2024
UN warns trade disputes, climate could disrupt growth
There is high security in and around the Swiss ski resort of Davos as many of the world's political and corporate leaders gather this week
World 05.08.2024
Bolsonaro to present 'new Brazil' in Davos
Mexico has registered more than 100 journalists' murders since 2000
World 05.08.2024
Mexico journalist murdered, first of 2019
Journalist Amade Abubacar was arrested on January 5 in Macomia, a small town in northern Mozambique as he was interviewing people who had fled a wave of jihadist attacks in the area
World 05.08.2024
Mozambique journalist charged with espionage
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