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K+S AG Chief Executive Officer Norbert Steiner said public support for industrial projects is in decline in a speech today to shareholders of the German potash maker, which has faced environmental protests over its mines.
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At Singapore’s Fullerton Bay Hotel, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and Malaysian counterpart Najib Razak smile and toss yusheng, a raw-fish salad symbolizing prosperity, and in this case a thaw in five decades of feuding.
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A Russian bomb dropped on Berlin during World War II was defused by explosives experts, allowing transport to resume and people in the affected area of the German capital to return to their homes.
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The Nordic region was a culinary backwater before Noma won World’s Best Restaurant in 2010.
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The death certificate for 3-year-old Rashid Ahmed hides more than it reveals.
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Londoners pay an average premium of 20,300 pounds ($31,000) for a home within easy reach of a subway or railway station, Nationwide Building Society said.
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I wouldn’t describe Maaemo as expensive. That would hardly cover it.
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A short walk from Belorusskaya railway station, a 35-minute train ride from the airport, Moscow’s first Japanese-style capsule hotel offers travellers a night’s accommodation in the city center for as little as $85.
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A stampede at a railway station in northern India killed at least 36 people as Hindu devotees drawn by one of the holiest days of the world’s largest religious gathering rushed to board trains.
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Three dozen cranes tower over the Tianjin West Railway Station, part of a 501-billion yuan ($74- billion) government-funded building boom in this city of 9.8 million southeast of Beijing.
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