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A talent kept quiet: the supressed music of Alma Mahler

Italian populism unnerves investors in the eurozone

Anticancer nanomaterials created by simulating underwater volcanic conditions

Ten gunned down near China ‘Belt and Road’ projects in Pakistan | Reuters

Riyadh retail district set to get $290m makeover – Construction

UK interior minister does not know who was behind cyber attack

It’s the year of Linux on the Windows desktop

X-rays from copper source set new gold standard for measuring industrial materials

China says all welcome at Silk Road forum after U.S. complains over North Korea | Reuters

MoF Holds the Second Meeting of the Government Financial Policy Coordination Council of 2017

Wall Street struggles to gain traction

Installing solar to combat national security risks in the power grid

LOOK: Bato meets ‘crush’ Angel Locsin – Inquirer.net

Top NSA Whistleblower: Ransomware Hack Caused by “Swindle of the Taxpayers” by Intelligence Agencies

Bomb kills 25 as it hits convoy of Pakistan Senate deputy | Reuters

Southern Co to manage construction of Georgia nuclear plant | Reuters

WHO Confirms At Least One Ebola Death In Congo: Another Outbreak At Hand : HEALTH : Tech Times

UAE developer unveils two new Dubai residential projects – Construction

Dubai public transport a popular ticket in 2017

Trend: Rose gold | The National

EU protests against adding transatlantic flights to US laptop ban

Electrostatic design of materials: A fundamentally new approach

North Korea says will have dialogue with U.S. under right conditions

Cookieless ad tracking will mean more money for media sites and cut costs

U.N. calls for probe into violence against transgender women in El Salvador | Reuters

Next-gen solar cells could be improved by atomic-scale redesign

Purported Boko Haram fighter says group plans to bomb Nigerian capital -video | Reuters

‘Rent’ the musical will be performed live on TV, and will you light my candle?

Mother Jones is raising $500,000 to go after the Trump-Russia story – Poynter

South Africa’s rand poses big problems for currency traders