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Sony will close PSN stores for a range of older devices this summer. Users will then no longer be able to buy new games online for the PlayStation 3, PS Vita and PSP. PlayStation 3 and PSP download stores will close on July 2, PS…
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England took a big step on Monday in easing the lockdown. The English no longer need a valid reason to leave their home. Some media speak of a 'Happy Monday'. The UK is one of the countries most affected by the pandemic. The…
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Nomura fell hard on the Tokyo stock exchange on Monday. Japan's largest securities house warned of a possible $ 2 billion loss at its US arm from transactions with an unnamed client in the United States. The mood on the Japanese…
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The owner of the Ever Given, the stranded container ship that has been blocking the Suez Canal for days, is hopeful that the 220,000-ton vessel can be pulled off Saturday evening. Yukito Higaki, president of the ship lease company…
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Facebook has blocked the official page of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro because it would spread disinformation about the coronavirus. A Facebook spokesperson told Reuters news agency that a treatment method was promoted on…
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France was primarily responsible for the genocide in Rwanda but not complicit in the genocide in the African country that killed more than 800,000 people in a matter of months in 1994. A committee of historians concludes this in a…
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Norway is postponing the decision on the resumption of AstraZeneca vaccinations, Norwegian broadcaster TV2 reports. The authorities would announce on Friday whether the corona vaccine can be administered again. It is not clear…
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More and more foreign clothing brands are embroiled in the controversy over cotton originating in China's Xinjiang region, where many Uyghurs live in "re-education camps". The fact that various companies express their concerns…
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