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5.2-magnitude earthquake jolts Nepal

April 24, 2019 A 5.2-magnitude earthquake struck Nepal on Wednesday, one day ahead of the fourth anniversary of the deadly 2015 earthquake.

Decline in distrust of media and growing concerns about staffing

April 23, 2019 To uncover the latest trends and biggest challenges facing the media industry, Cision released its 2019 State of the Media Report, the company\'s tenth annual State of the Media.

Tesla Model S explodes in Chinese car parking

April 23, 2019 Tesla has launched an investigation after one of its cars exploded in a car park in Shanghai on Sunday night.

Iran's flood repairs to cost $2.5 billion to rebuild all

April 23, 2019 The repair bill for flood damage in Iran is expected to be around $2.5bn.

Romania: Earthquake jolts Vrancea region Tuesday morning

April 23, 2019 An earthquake shook the Buzau County, Vrancea region Tuesday morning, the National Institute of Research Development for Earth Physics (INCDFP) informs, adding that it took place at 9.01h.

Europe's rivers riddled with pesticides and veterinary drugs

April 23, 2019 Tests of Europe\'s rivers and canals have revealed more than 100 pesticides including 24 that are not licensed for use in the EU.

Portugal and Cote d'Ivoire sign naval cooperation deal

April 23, 2019 Portugal and Cote d\'Ivoire signed an agreement on naval cooperation, said Portuguese Defense Minister Joao Gomes Cravinho.

Sri Lanka detains 40 people in investigation of blasts, toll rises to 321

April 23, 2019 Sri Lankan police detained a Syrian among 40 people being questioned about the Easter Sunday attacks on churches and hotels, government and military sources said on Tuesday, as the toll from the coordinated bomb attacks rose to 321.

Hundreds evacuated from Sydney Opera House after gas leak

April 23, 2019 Over 500 people in Australia\'s Sydney Opera House were forced to evacuate the area Tuesday due to a major gas leak.

Former Nissan chairman Ghosn indicted on new charge of misusing funds

April 23, 2019 Former Nissan Motor Co. chairman Carlos Ghosn was indicted on Monday by Tokyo prosecutors on a fresh charge of misusing Nissan funds to pay a dealer in Oman.

Sudan protesters to Saudi Arabia, UAE: We don't want your money

April 23, 2019 Sudanese protesters called on Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates to \"keep their money\" a day after Riyadh and Abu Dhabi offered to send Khartoum $3 billion aid.

Death toll from Philippine earthquake rises to 11 Tuesday

April 23, 2019 The death toll from a 6.1 magnitude earthquake in the Philippines has risen to 11, local media reported Tuesday.