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French Ex-Diplomat Saw "Potential For Misuse" While Working At Pegasus Maker NSO
Few outsiders are granted access to the ultra-secretive world of NSO Group, the Israeli maker of the Pegasus spyware at the heart of a global phone hacking scandal. Gerard Araud, a former French ambassador, is one of them.
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The Reason Behind Macron's Firm Handshake With Trump, Revealed: He Was Warned!
To be more specific, the newly elected president of France was told to be prepared for the sometimes awkward and always aggressive handshakes of President Donald Trump.
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French Envoy To US Deletes Controversial Tweet About US Polls
Mr Trump was today elected the US President crushing strongly-favoured Democratic rival Hillary Clinton.
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Five new nations join UN Security Council as members
Five new countries joined the UN Security Council (UNSC) as non-permanent members starting from the New Year, while Jordan assumed on Thursday the rotating presidency of the Council for January.
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Rebels said to control some South Sudan oil fields
Armed rebels were said to be in control of some of South Sudan's oil fields on Friday, raising questions of how long the country's oil will flow.
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French Ex-Diplomat Saw "Potential For Misuse" While Working At Pegasus Maker NSO
Few outsiders are granted access to the ultra-secretive world of NSO Group, the Israeli maker of the Pegasus spyware at the heart of a global phone hacking scandal. Gerard Araud, a former French ambassador, is one of them.
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The Reason Behind Macron's Firm Handshake With Trump, Revealed: He Was Warned!
To be more specific, the newly elected president of France was told to be prepared for the sometimes awkward and always aggressive handshakes of President Donald Trump.
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French Envoy To US Deletes Controversial Tweet About US Polls
Mr Trump was today elected the US President crushing strongly-favoured Democratic rival Hillary Clinton.
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Five new nations join UN Security Council as members
Five new countries joined the UN Security Council (UNSC) as non-permanent members starting from the New Year, while Jordan assumed on Thursday the rotating presidency of the Council for January.
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Rebels said to control some South Sudan oil fields
Armed rebels were said to be in control of some of South Sudan's oil fields on Friday, raising questions of how long the country's oil will flow.
