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Harsh Goenka Posts Video Of How Telegram CEO Runs Company: "30 Employees, No HR"
Pavel Durov, the co-founder and CEO of Telegram, was arrested on August 24 at Le Bourget airport near Paris by French authorities.
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Explained: The Case Against Telegram CEO That Got Him Arrested In France
Pavel Durov, the CEO of the popular messaging app Telegram, was arrested by French police on Saturday evening at Le Bourget airport.
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Volocopter Performs First Air Taxi Flight, Aims to Be Operation for Paris 2024 Olympics
German company Volocopter performed on Monday a first flight of its electrical air taxi in France at a show in Le Bourget airport and said it aimed to have a service in operation for the Olympic Games in Paris in 2024.
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Clinton, 'Smart Power' And A Dictator's Fall
By the time Mahmoud Jibril cleared customs at Le Bourget airport and sped into Paris, the U.S. secretary of state had been waiting for hours. But this was not a meeting Hillary Clinton could cancel. Their encounter could decide whether America was again going to war.
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Winners And Losers In The Paris Climate Pact
The climate deal adopted in suburban Paris was the culmination of four years of negotiations on how to get nearly all countries to jointly reduce the greenhouse gas emissions that scientists say are warming the planet.
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Francois Hollande Set To Attend Unveiling Of Draft Climate Deal: Official
French President Francois Hollande was expected to attend the unveiling today of a planned final draft of a UN pact to tame global warming, following marathon negotiations in the northern outskirts of Paris.
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Barack Obama Warns of Climate Security Risks as Tough Talks Begin
US President Barack Obama warned Tuesday global warming posed imminent security and economic risks, as negotiators embarked on an 11-day race to seal a UN pact aimed at taming climate change.
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Woman Fined 1000 Euros for Refusing Paris Police Fingerprinting
A Paris court on Tuesday fined a woman 1000 euros for refusing to have her fingerprints taken at a rally where clashes erupted between protesters and security forces ahead of a UN climate summit.
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Police Ban Demonstrations on Paris' Champs Elysees During Climate Talks
French police banned demonstrations on Paris' prestigious Champs Elysees at the venue and near the venue today for the UN climate conference at Le Bourget north of the capital during the two-week talks.
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196 Nations Adopt Historic Climate Change Accord At COP21: Live Updates
The 21st United Nations Conference of the Parties, or COP21, which will begin in Paris today, aims to unite around 150 nations for a single agreement on tackling climate change. The world leaders will gather for a crunch climate summit in terror-hit Paris to determine what kind of future awaits humankind.
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Heads of State Confirm Paris Climate Talks Attendance: Source
Heads of state invited to climate talks in Paris starting on November 30 have confirmed they will attend even after the November 13 attacks by Islamic State militants that killed 130 people, a French presidency source said.
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For Climate Talks, Paris Site Must be Greener Than Green
The organisers of the COP21 climate conference starting in Paris in a month's time are faced with an unenviable task as they prepare for an event that it is hoped will produce a new road map to stop the Earth warming.
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Gunmen Attack Saudi Prince's Motorcade in Paris, Rob 250,000 Euros
Kalashnikov-wielding robbers have attacked the motorcade of a Saudi prince in Paris, making off with 250,000 euros ($335,000) in cash and reportedly stealing "sensitive" documents, French police said Monday.
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United Airlines orders ten more Airbus A350 jets
United Airlines said on Thursday that it would order 10 Airbus A350-1000 long-range passenger jets in a deal worth up to $3.3 billion (2.5 billion euros).
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Boeing launches new Dreamliner with over 100 orders
Boeing launched a bigger version of its Dreamliner plane at the Paris Air Show on Tuesday with over 100 orders worth about $30 billion and a clear message -- after a run of technical blows, the US firm is back on track.
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Harsh Goenka Posts Video Of How Telegram CEO Runs Company: "30 Employees, No HR"
Pavel Durov, the co-founder and CEO of Telegram, was arrested on August 24 at Le Bourget airport near Paris by French authorities.
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Explained: The Case Against Telegram CEO That Got Him Arrested In France
Pavel Durov, the CEO of the popular messaging app Telegram, was arrested by French police on Saturday evening at Le Bourget airport.
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Volocopter Performs First Air Taxi Flight, Aims to Be Operation for Paris 2024 Olympics
German company Volocopter performed on Monday a first flight of its electrical air taxi in France at a show in Le Bourget airport and said it aimed to have a service in operation for the Olympic Games in Paris in 2024.
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Clinton, 'Smart Power' And A Dictator's Fall
By the time Mahmoud Jibril cleared customs at Le Bourget airport and sped into Paris, the U.S. secretary of state had been waiting for hours. But this was not a meeting Hillary Clinton could cancel. Their encounter could decide whether America was again going to war.
-
Winners And Losers In The Paris Climate Pact
The climate deal adopted in suburban Paris was the culmination of four years of negotiations on how to get nearly all countries to jointly reduce the greenhouse gas emissions that scientists say are warming the planet.
-
Francois Hollande Set To Attend Unveiling Of Draft Climate Deal: Official
French President Francois Hollande was expected to attend the unveiling today of a planned final draft of a UN pact to tame global warming, following marathon negotiations in the northern outskirts of Paris.
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Barack Obama Warns of Climate Security Risks as Tough Talks Begin
US President Barack Obama warned Tuesday global warming posed imminent security and economic risks, as negotiators embarked on an 11-day race to seal a UN pact aimed at taming climate change.
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Woman Fined 1000 Euros for Refusing Paris Police Fingerprinting
A Paris court on Tuesday fined a woman 1000 euros for refusing to have her fingerprints taken at a rally where clashes erupted between protesters and security forces ahead of a UN climate summit.
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Police Ban Demonstrations on Paris' Champs Elysees During Climate Talks
French police banned demonstrations on Paris' prestigious Champs Elysees at the venue and near the venue today for the UN climate conference at Le Bourget north of the capital during the two-week talks.
-
196 Nations Adopt Historic Climate Change Accord At COP21: Live Updates
The 21st United Nations Conference of the Parties, or COP21, which will begin in Paris today, aims to unite around 150 nations for a single agreement on tackling climate change. The world leaders will gather for a crunch climate summit in terror-hit Paris to determine what kind of future awaits humankind.
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Heads of State Confirm Paris Climate Talks Attendance: Source
Heads of state invited to climate talks in Paris starting on November 30 have confirmed they will attend even after the November 13 attacks by Islamic State militants that killed 130 people, a French presidency source said.
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For Climate Talks, Paris Site Must be Greener Than Green
The organisers of the COP21 climate conference starting in Paris in a month's time are faced with an unenviable task as they prepare for an event that it is hoped will produce a new road map to stop the Earth warming.
-
Gunmen Attack Saudi Prince's Motorcade in Paris, Rob 250,000 Euros
Kalashnikov-wielding robbers have attacked the motorcade of a Saudi prince in Paris, making off with 250,000 euros ($335,000) in cash and reportedly stealing "sensitive" documents, French police said Monday.
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United Airlines orders ten more Airbus A350 jets
United Airlines said on Thursday that it would order 10 Airbus A350-1000 long-range passenger jets in a deal worth up to $3.3 billion (2.5 billion euros).
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Boeing launches new Dreamliner with over 100 orders
Boeing launched a bigger version of its Dreamliner plane at the Paris Air Show on Tuesday with over 100 orders worth about $30 billion and a clear message -- after a run of technical blows, the US firm is back on track.
