Investigator says third phase of Air France crash search delayed by weather, other factors AirFrance – France – Travel and Tourism – Paris – Airline
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Search for Air France Black Boxes Delayed (ABC News)
Investigator says third phase of Air France crash search delayed by weather, other factors AirFrance – France – Travel and Tourism – Paris – Airline
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Search for Air France Black Boxes Delayed (ABC News)
PARIS, March 11 (UPI) — France’s expertise in science and forestry makes it the best nation to lead the world’s fight against deforestation, the French ecology minister says.
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France holds deforestation conference (UPI)
The search for the black boxes of an Air France flight that crashed in the Atlantic Ocean while flying from Rio de Janeiro to Paris has been delayed by weather conditions and trouble getting a search ship to Brazil, officials said Thursday.
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Search for Air France black boxes delayed (AP via Yahoo! News)
Palestinians in the Gaza Strip fired a rocket into southern Israel on Thursday, damaging an empty kibbutz workshop but causing no casualties, Israeli police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld told AFP. The rocket, the first to be fired across the border in a month, struck as US Vice President Joe Biden was winding up a visit to the region. According to Israeli government data, Palestinians have fired a total of 146 rockets and 71 mortar shells at Israel since its military offensive in the Gaza Strip ended in January last year
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Palestinians fire rocket into Israel, no casualties
The Red Cross on Thursday said at least 2.17 million Zimbabweans need food aid and the figures are set to rise because of an expected poor harvest this year.
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Two million need food aid in Zimbabwe: Red Cross
A British court ruled in favour of veteran rock band Pink Floyd on Thursday, barring their record company EMI from selling downloads of individual tracks from their albums.
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A Swedish court on Thursday allowed the extradition to Poland of a former neo-Nazi leader Anders Hoegstroem to face trial for the theft of a sign from the one-time Auschwitz death camp, a prosecutor said. Hoegstroem, 34, was arrested on February 11 over the theft of the “Arbeit Macht Frei” sign which disappeared on December 18 from over the gate of the notorious World War II camp set up in occupied Poland by Nazi Germany. Hoegstroem has three weeks to appeal, and if unsuccessful “the authorities have to come and get him and they have 10 days to do so,” she added.
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Sweden to extradite neo-Nazi for Auschwitz theft