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Climate deal a diplomatic coup for France
A 195-nation wrangle that ended on Saturday with a historic Paris pact to curb global warming had to be the anti-Copenhagen: as flawlessly organised as the 2009 summit was chaotic, as much a success as the other was a traumatising blow for climate diplomacy.
14 Dec 2015 00:42
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Video Ceiling collapses on Hilton Singapore hotel driveway, at least two sent to hospital
Two cars, one a Malaysian-registered SUV, were at the hotel's front porch when the incident happened.
13 Dec 2015 22:32
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Philippines braces for typhoon Melor as it nears areas hit by Haiyan
The national disaster agency on Sunday ordered a pre-emptive evacuation in coastal, low-lying and mountainous areas in the central Philippines as a category 2 typhoon approached areas hit by the destructive typhoon Haiyan two years ago.
13 Dec 2015 22:03-
Japan's Oita Prefecture looks to woo tourists amid industry boom
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Video Ceiling collapses on Hilton Singapore hotel driveway, at least two sent to hospital
Two cars, one a Malaysian-registered SUV, were at the hotel's front porch when the incident happened.
13 Dec 2015 22:32-
Video COP21 climate deal 'strikes the right balance': Vivian Balakrishnan
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Climate deal a diplomatic coup for France
A 195-nation wrangle that ended on Saturday with a historic Paris pact to curb global warming had to be the anti-Copenhagen: as flawlessly organised as the 2009 summit was chaotic, as much a success as the other was a traumatising blow for climate diplomacy.
14 Dec 2015 00:42-
Pope hails climate deal, stresses need to help poor
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Wall Street veterans say rate hike past is not prologue for markets
It has only been six years since the US stock market rout brought on by the financial crisis, but as far as Deena Katz's clients are concerned, that might as well be ancient history.
14 Dec 2015 00:16-
China economy shows signs of steadying, but more support needed
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Football: Giroud and Ramsey put Arsenal top of Premier League
Olivier Giroud and Aaron Ramsey scored as Arsenal capped a memorable week by climbing to the Premier League summit with a 2-0 victory over ailing Aston Villa on Sunday.
14 Dec 2015 00:20-
Football: Scolari works the old magic in shock Guangzhou win
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Box Office: 'In the Heart of the Sea' flops with US$11 million debut
Ron Howard's "In the Heart of the Sea" sunk at the box office, mustering up a measly US$11 million after debuting in 3,103 theaters.
14 Dec 2015 00:40-
France to protect Banksy mural of Steve Jobs in Calais migrant camp
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Vandals attack Facebook building in Germany
Vandals have damaged the entrance to a building in Hamburg that houses the offices of social network Facebook, smashing glass, throwing paint and spraying "Facebook dislike" on a wall, police in the northern German city said on Sunday.
14 Dec 2015 00:20-
Ecuador signs deal with Sweden for Assange questioning
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Early vaccination tied to fewer flu symptoms for health workers
For health care providers, earlier influenza vaccination is linked to fewer flu symptoms and less time away from work, a Mexican study suggests.
12 Dec 2015 07:15-
Roche gets accelerated US approval for lung cancer drug
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Engineering climate: from pariah to saviour?
Once dismissed as dangerous science fiction, schemes to stave off global warming by re-engineering Earth's climate may well gain in traction as a result of the Paris agreement.
13 Dec 2015 06:26-
France to protect Banksy mural of Steve Jobs in Calais migrant camp
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Exercise Forging Sabre allows SAF to train at level ‘not common’ among other militaries: Ng Eng Hen
Complex training programmes such as Exercise Forging Sabre allow the Singapore Armed Forces to train at a level that is not common among many other militaries, said Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen as he wrapped up his six-day visit to the United States.
Cheers as French hosts release proposed UN climate-rescue pact
France has submitted to cheers and applause a proposed 195-nation accord to curb emissions of the heat-trapping gases that threaten to wreak havoc on Earth's climate system.
Downtown Line 2 bomb shelters open to public over this weekend
Underground bomb shelters at Bukit Panjang, Beauty World and Tan Kah Kee MRT stations will be open to the public from Saturday until Sunday.
Overall rail reliability improved in first nine months of 2015: LTA
There were seven delays that stretched more than 30 minutes between January and September 2015 for the MRT, compared to 10 in 2014. However the number of delays lasting more than 30 minutes on the LRT went up from four in 2014 to 11 in the first three quarters of 2015.
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Refugees from Afghanistan make their way out of the sea, as their boat, on which they the Aegean sea from Turkey, hit rocks on the Greek island of Lesbos. Any link between extremism and the thousands of people fleeing violence is false, a top European human rights official. (AP/Santi Palacios)
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Animal right activists protest hold dead animals and pictures of abused animals during a gathering in Madrid, Spain. The animals displayed at the demonstration were discarded by animal farms and collected from waste bins. (AP/Daniel Ochoa de Olza)
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Villagers ride a motorbike past smoke and ash rising from the eruption of Mount Bromo in Probolinggo in eastern Java island. The volcano and popular tourist site erupted earlier this week, reportedly causing the closure of a local airport due to the ash. (AFP/Aman Rochman)
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A Palestinian protester takes cover from tear gas smoke during clashes with Israeli soldiers in the village of Abud between Ramallah and Nablus in the northern West Bank. Clashes erupted after Palestinian villagers tried to break the blockade at the main entrance of the village. (AFP/Abbas Momani)
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Supporters of the President of the National Council for Transition in Central African Republic Alexandre-Ferdinand N'Guendet, a presidential candidate, parade on a truck in Bangui. The country braces for a constitutional referendum aimed at ending its sectarian strife. (AFP/Marco Longari)
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Saudi women vote at a polling center during the country's municipal elections in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Saudi women are heading to polling stations across the kingdom on Saturday, both as voters and candidates for the first time in this landmark election. (AP/Aya Batrawy)
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Pakistani Christian children dressed as Santa Claus and as angels participate in a Christmas celebration in Lahore, Pakistan. Although Pakistani Christians are in the minority, Christmas is a national holiday and is observed across the country as an occasion to celebrate. (AP/K M Chaudary)
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FC Barcelona's Spanish defender Gerard Pique (C) heads a ball during the Spanish league football match FC Barcelona vs RC Deportivo La Coruna at the Camp Nou stadium in Barcelona. (AFP/Pau Barrena)
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Southampton's German-born Portuguese defender Cedric Soares (L) vies with Crystal Palace's Senegalese defender Pape Souare during the English Premier League football match between Crystal Palace and Southampton at Selhurst Park in south London. (AFP/Glyn Kirk)
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Argentina's German Schulz (R) is tackled by Scotland's James Johnstone (L) during the match between Argentina and Scotland at the Rugby Sevens series Cape Town leg at the Cape Town stadium in Cape Town, South Africa. (AFP/Gianluigi Guercia)
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Yuling Zhu of China returns a shot against Kasumi Ishikawa of Japan during the women's single quarter final match of the 2015 ITTF World Tour Grand Finals in Odivelas. (AFP/Patricia De Melo Moreira)
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Austria's Marcel Hirscher competes during the first run of a men's World Cup giant slalom in Val D'Isere, France. (AP/Armando Trovati)
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