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- Wie leben junge Menschen in einer sozialistischen Planstadt?
  Nowa Huta bei Krakau ist eine Planstadt aus Sowjetzeiten. Wie lebt es sich heute an einem Ort, an dem kein individuelles Leben vorgesehen war?
- David Bowie: Hitlergrüße aus London
  David Bowie war ein Sexist und verehrte Faschisten. In einer neuen Biografie wird diese dunkle Seite kaum erwähnt. Viele Leser hat das diese Woche besonders interessiert.
- Saudischer Journalist : Angela Merkel und Heiko Maas verurteilen Khashoggis Tötung
  Saudi-Arabien gibt an, der Journalist Jamal Khashoggi sei bei einer Prügelei gestorben. Mehrere deutsche Politiker halten das für unglaubwürdig und fordern Konsequenzen.
- Jörg Kukies: Genosse Banker
  Jörg Kukies leitete eine der mächtigsten Investmentbanken der Republik. Wenn er etwas macht, dann richtig. Jetzt soll der Sozialdemokrat die Staatsfinanzen hüten.
- Bundesliga, 8. Spieltag: BVB besiegt den VfB, Wolfsburg unterliegt dem FC Bayern
  Für den neuen Trainer der Stuttgarter gibt es wenig Grund für Jubel: Tabellenführer Dortmund ist nicht zu schlagen. Ausgewogener geht es in Augsburg zu. Die Spielberichte
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- Novo em Folha: Prêmio Jornalismo Cidadão recebe inscrições até 31 de maio
  Reportagens em áudio e vídeo que abordam temas ligados a comunicação e direitos humanos podem concorrer ao Prêmio Jornalismo Cidadão - Radiotube, que está com inscrições abertas até 31 de maio. Três áudios e três vídeos em português, além de ... Leia post completo no blog Leia mais (05/15/2015 - 18h26)
- Petrobras lucra R$ 5,33 bilhões no 1º tri, após perda bilionária em 2014
  O primeiro resultado trimestral da Petrobras sob gestão da nova diretoria trouxe lucro de R$ 5,33 bilhões nos três meses iniciais de 2015, queda de 1,2% em relação aos R$ 5,39 bilhões do resultado no primeiro trimestre de 2014, sob impacto de variação do câmbio, da queda do preço do petróleo e da menor venda de derivados pela desaceleração da economia. Leia […]
- Ex-ministro de Dilma e Lula, Padilha é hostilizado em restaurante em SP
  Secretário de gestão do prefeito Fernando Haddad (PT) e ex-ministro da Saúde, o petista Alexandre Padilha foi hostilizado em um restaurante de luxo da capital paulista, na tarde desta sexta-feira (15). Leia mais (05/15/2015 - 18h09)
- Telhada é defensor dos direitos humanos, diz líder do PSDB em SP
  Carlos Pignatari, líder da bancada do PSDB a Assembleia Legislativa do Estado de São Paulo e responsável pela indicação do Coronel Paulo Telhada, ex-comandante da Rota, à Comissão de Direitos Humanos da casa se disse "surpreso" com a polêmica envolvendo a nomeação. Em entrevista à Folha, ele saiu em defesa do colega de partido e reforçou que " […]
- Petrobras quer intimidar com pedido de investigação, diz presidente da CPI
  O presidente da CPI da Petrobras, Hugo Motta (PMDB-PB) reagiu nesta sexta-feira (15) ao pedido da equipe jurídica da Petrobras para que a Procuradoria-Geral da República investigue o vazamento de atas e gravações da estatal enviadas à comissão no dia 4. Leia mais (05/15/2015 - 15h57)
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- Brexit : manifestation à Londres pour un nouveau référendum
  Les partisans d’un référendum sur l’accord – ou l’absence d’accord – avec l’Union européenne ont commencé à défiler dans le centre de la capitale.
- Strasbourg-Monaco : Thierry Henry, seul en scène
  Le nouvel entraîneur de l’AS Monaco, volubile et sûr de lui lors de sa présentation, fait ses débuts face à Strasbourg samedi.
- Des associations réitèrent leur appel à une « enquête » indépendante sur l’affaire Khashoggi
  Amnesty International et Reporters sans frontières ont exprimé leur scepticisme sur la version de l’Arabie saoudite samedi 20 octobre et demandent une enquête sur la mort du journaliste.
- Radio France annonce une plainte contre Jean-Luc Mélenchon
  Le député a durement critiqué des enquêtes de France info, qualifiant les journalistes d’« abrutis ». Il s’en est également pris à Mediapart ces derniers jours.
- Environnement : j’y pense et puis j’oublie
  Depuis près de soixante ans, un scandale environnemental chasse l’autre. A chaque fois, on se dit « plus jamais ça ». Petite histoire de l’apathie.
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- Salvini e Di Maio, accordo sulla pace fiscale: esclusi «scudo penale» e beni all’estero
  Il premier Conte e i suoi due vice, dopo giorni di tensione, trovano una nuova linea. «Stiamo varando i piani di riforme strutturali più importanti della storia d’Italia».
- Bonolis: «Salvini e Di Maio come Totò e Peppino». Minniti non corre per la segreteria
  Maria Elena Boschi: «Con questo governo rischiamo la recessione, come italiana mi auguro di no, ma loro sono incompetenti e irresponsabili»
- «Genova, 11.36»: sul ponte Morandi tra le auto bloccate sul precipizio del crollo
  Le immagini toccanti del documentario presentato al MIA, Mercato internazionale dell’audiovisivo di Roma
- Ilaria Cucchi, minacce sui social e insulti: «Ho paura, per me e per la mia famiglia»
  La sorella di Stefano Cucchi denuncia su Facebook gli attacchi subiti: «Una serie impressionante di auguri di morte da profili simpatizzanti della Lega»
- Quando Grillo si preoccupava per lo spread (e scriveva al presidente Napolitano)
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- Democrats are favored to win the House, but the GOP still has hope
  House forecast: Democrats will win 226 seats (and the House majority) while Republicans will win just 209 seats. A Democratic win of 202 seats and 260 seats is within the margin of error.
- Trump: I'm not to blame if GOP loses House
  Trump told the AP that he will not accept responsibility if Republicans lose their majority in the House.
- 9 races with Electoral College implications
  Redistricting! It's not just for wonks.
- Young, black and running for Congress in Mississippi
  We're in Paul B. Johnson State Park, and Democratic congressional candidate Jeramey Anderson is cleaning his campaign's RV.
- The media shows a country split in half. That may not be true.
  Cable news depicts a divided country, with talking heads fighting from the left and right on deeply polarizing political issues. But according to a new study, the United States might not be as split as the media portrays.
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- Khashoggi died in consulate 'fight,' says Saudi
  Saudi Arabia is now admitting that Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi died in its Istanbul consulate. The kingdom claims it was the result of a fight that broke out and has arrested 18 Saudi nationals, but gave no evidence and few details of their version of events.
- Khashoggi died in consulate 'fight,' says Saudi
  Saudi Arabia is now admitting that Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi died in its Istanbul consulate. The kingdom claims it was the result of a fight that broke out and has arrested 18 Saudi nationals, but gave no evidence and few details of their version of events.
- Campaigns count on race, violence to rile voters
  Many political ads in this year's U.S. elections pack an unusually harsh and personal punch - some with racial overtones.
- Saudis confirm death of Khashoggi
  Saudi Arabia says preliminary results of an investigation show Saudi journalist and Washington Post contributor Jamal Khashoggi is dead. Gavino Garay reports.
- A real undersea adventure
  Explorers and scientists embark on a first of its kind mission to the bottom of all five oceans. Angela Moore reports.
- Musk touts 'cheaper' Model 3 that's $10K more than promised
  Tesla CEO Elon Musk unveiled a newer, less expensive version of the Model 3 - that costs $10,000 more than he said it would when he debuted the vehicle in 2016..
- INSIGHT: 59 dead as train crashes into crowd
  At least 59 people were killed in northern India after a commuter train traveling at a high speed crashed into a crowd gathered for a festival celebration.
- Russian indicted for 2018 election meddling
  The U.S. government on Friday charged a Russian national with playing a key role in a Kremlin-backed plan to conduct “information warfare” against the United States, including influencing next month’s congressional elections.
- USC agrees to $215 million over ex-gynecologist scandal
  The University of Southern California has agreed to a $215 million settlement after hundreds of claims were made against the school for allegedly covering up sex abuse involving a former gynecologist for decades. Gavino Garay reports.
- Rising anger in U.S. campaign ads
  Many political ads in this year's U.S. elections pack an unusually harsh and personal punch, some with racial overtones. Roselle Chen reports.
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- Poll suggests Gingrich benefits from Cain exit
  New poll results released on Monday showed former U.S. House speaker Newt Gingrich on top of the GOP field and benefiting from the exit of Herman Cain from the presidential campaign.
- Egyptian new PM completes cabinet line-up
  Egyptian Prime Minister Kamal al-Ganzouri has completed the line-up of the new cabinet, state TV reported Monday. Ganzouri led the Egyptian gov't under the Mubarak regime from Jan. 1996 to Oct. 1999.
- Senior British official rules out military intervention in Syria
  The most senior security policy adviser to British Prime Minister David Cameron told a committee of the Houses of Parliament on Monday that it was highly unlikely that there would be any British military intervention in Syria.
- Obama presses Congress to OK payroll tax cut extension
  Obama Monday urged Republican lawmakers in Congress to join Democrats and approve the extension of payroll tax cuts next year to revive the U.S. economy.
- Abbas says ready to present Palestinian visions on status issues
  Abbas announced Monday that the Palestinians are ready to present their visions concerning all the permanent status issues to end the conflict with Israel.
- Sarkozy, Merkel agree on new EU treaty to stem debt crisis
  Europe's powerhouses France and Germany agreed Monday on a series of reforms aimed at changing the European Union (EU) treaty to impose tough control of eurozone budgets.
- Russia's ruling party to win Duma majority: CEC
  Russia's Central Election Commission (CEC) announced Monday that the ruling United Russia party won 49.54 percent of the votes after 95.71 percent of the ballots were counted.
- Syria responds "positively" to AL protocol, proposes minor amendments
  Syria has responded positively to the Arab League (AL) protocol on an observer mission, but proposed "minor amendments" to the plan, a foreign ministry spokesman said Monday.
- Pakistan wants solid outcome of Bonn Conference: FM spokesman
  Pakistan said on Monday that it wants solid outcome of Bonn Conference on the future of Afghanistan to promote peace and reconciliation in the war- shattered country.
- Irish PM gets tougher on budget
  Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny on Sunday called for tougher measures for next year's budget, reminding the public that the country is running a deficit of 16 billion euros (21.46 billion U.S. dollars).
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