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Cambodia PM declares political 'ceasefire' amid heightened tension
PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - Cambodia Prime Minister Hun Sen declared a political "ceasefire" on Thursday following a wave of prosecutions of opposition members that government critics say is politically motivated in the run-up to elections that Hun Sen fears losing.
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DIARY - Political and General News Events From Sept. 22
Reuters will issue this diary daily at around 1030 GMT
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Syria's White Helmets share Sweden's 'alternative Nobel' prize
STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - A volunteer group in Syria that has rescued thousands of people from buildings bombed in the civil war were among the winners of the Right Livelihood Award, the prize-giving foundation said on Thursday.
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UK manufacturing expands strongly in September: CBI
LONDON,(Reuters) - British manufacturing grew strongly in September and orders flowed in at an above-average rate, adding to signs the economy has avoided an immediate hit from June's Brexit vote, an industry survey showed on Thursday.
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Turkey won't take part in Raqqa operation if Kurdish militants do - Erdogan spox
ANKARA, Sept 22 (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan's spokesman on Thursday ruled out the possibility of Turkey joining an operation by coalition forces against Islamic State militants in Syria's Raqqa if Kurdish fighters also take part.
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French industry confidence unexpectedly picks up in September
PARIS (Reuters) - French industrial sentiment unexpectedly picked up in September along with broader business confidence, an official survey showed, raising hope of a rebound by the euro zone's second-largest economy this quarter from stagnation in the spring.
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Who are the Hazaras and what are they escaping?
STOCKHOLM, Sept 22 (Reuters) - Hazaras are a mainly Shi'ite community, several thousand of whom have fled to Sweden in recent years to escape abuse and poverty in marginalized communities in Afghanistan and Iran.
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SPECIAL REPORT-Afghan boy's hope of new life in Europe ends in suicide
SVANGSTA, Sweden, Sept 22 (Reuters) - Mustafa Ansari's journey ended one April morning in his bedroom in a quiet Swedish village.
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Rocket Internet trims losses, increases debt buyback
BERLIN (Reuters) - German e-commerce investor Rocket Internet reported progress on Thursday in cutting losses at its main start-ups with three set to generate profits by the end of 2017, while its shares were lifted by a plan to buy back convertible bonds.
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Three former Tesco executives appear in UK court on fraud charges
LONDON, Sept 22 (Reuters) - Three former senior executives of Tesco appeared in court on Thursday, charged with fraud and false accounting at Britain's biggest supermarket chain.
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