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Fondée en 1996 et basée à San Francisco, l'Internet Archive est un vaste projet visant à créer une sorte d'immense bibliothèque de tout ce que peut contenir Internet. L'objectif étant d' [...]








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Séquence nostalgie sur Good Old Games et Steam cette semaine avec la publication - pas plus tard qu'hier - d'une nouvelle série de titres LucasArts. Sur GOG donc, ce sont Star Wars : X-Wing Collect [...]








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Sans doute l'une des décisions les plus controversées prises par Valve ces dernières années, la mise en place d'un système de <i>mods</i> payants sur la plateforme Steam a provoqué [...]








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One of Italy's most wanted gangsters is detained on the Costa del Sol in Spain while trying to withdraw money from a post office.



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JPMorgan Chase reports a 12% rise in profit to $5.91bn for the three months to the end of March, as revenue from bond trading improves.



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New wildfires take hold in eastern Siberia, after 23 died in similar blazes to the south-west, Russian officials say.



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Campaigners in the Netherlands are taking the government to court for allegedly failing to protect its citizens from climate change.



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Rights groups welcome China's release of five women's activists who were held for more than a month, saying it was driven by a global outcry.



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Children in Sierra Leone go back to school for the first time in nine months, after they were closed to halt the spread of Ebola.



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A Singaporean logic problem for teenagers has stumped the world, but is that really what's expected of local students?



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At least seven people have been killed in an attack on the higher education ministry in a busy area of Somalia's capital, Mogadishu, witnesses say.



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Iran suspends flights for pilgrims to Saudi Arabia following the alleged sexual assaults of two Iranian boys in Jeddah.



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Some 25% to 30% of Iraqi territory has been taken back from Islamic State (IS) since US-led coalition air strikes began in August, the Pentagon has said.



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Nokia is in talks to buy French rival Alcatel-Lucent in a deal that could create a European telecoms equipment group worth over €40bn.



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India's biggest online retailer Flipkart pulls out of a controversial deal with phone network Airtel after a social media backlash.



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A body is found in the search for Johanna Powell who went missing after a boat capsized in south-east Asia.



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Greece denies reports it is preparing to default on its loans if it cannot reach agreement on its bailout terms with international creditors.



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A Japanese court blocks the restart of two nuclear reactors in the western city of Takahama after locals raise safety concerns.



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The UK's inflation rate remained at a record low of 0% in March, official figures show.



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Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi leaves for Washington, where he will seek substantial deliveries of weapons from US President Obama.



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Asian markets headed lower on Tuesday, following the losses on Wall Street ahead of US first quarter corporate results.



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Four koalas being loaned to Singapore by Australia to mark the city state's 50th independence anniversary are given star treatment by Qantas airline.



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The UN Security Council is to vote later on a resolution imposing an arms embargo on Yemen's Houthi rebels and their allies.



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Guenter Grass, German Nobel literature prize winner and author of The Tin Drum, has died aged 87.



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The carcass of a rare whale is washed up on a Western Australia beach following Tropical Cyclone Olwyn, which hit the region last month.



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The founder of French National Front, Jean-Marie Le Pen, says he is pulling out of regional elections amid a row with his daughter.



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Ceremonies are being staged to mark one year since more than 200 girls were abducted in Nigeria by militant Islamists Boko Haram.



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Prime Minister Tony Abbott says another 330 troops will go to Iraq on Wednesday in a training mission expected to last two years.



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A golfer suffers leg injuries after stepping on a crocodile on a golf course in Port Douglas, Queensland.



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Russia and Ukraine agree to call for the withdrawal of more types of weapons in Ukraine's east, amid fresh fears for the truce.



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Two Kazakhs are due to appear in court in Austria in one of the country's most unusual murder trials, after the main suspect died in jail.



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China scraps unlimited Hong Kong entry permits for Shenzhen residents, as repeated shopping trips spark growing anti-mainland sentiment.



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The Green Party launches its general election manifesto with a call to "take back" the NHS and a proposed 60% rate of income tax.



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A Conservative government would extend the right-to-buy scheme to housing association tenants in England, David Cameron is to say, as he unveils his party's general election manifesto.



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Chile's President Michelle Bachelet signs into law a bill recognising civil unions between same-sex couples.



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An Alaska Airlines plane returns to Seattle after a trapped baggage handler is heard banging from inside the cargo hold.



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Nicaragua quarantines a US embassy man who has travelled to Liberia and asks Washington to remove him over Ebola concerns.



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The US raises concerns with Russia after the Kremlin lifted a ban on supplying Iran with S-300 air defence missile systems.



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A white police officer is charged with manslaughter after shooting a black man when apparently mistaking his gun for his Taser.



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A former Blackwater guard is sentenced to life in prison and three others to 30 years over the killing of 14 Iraqi civilians in 2007.



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A possible link between the Hatton Garden jewellery heist and a tool burglary four months before is investigated by Scotland Yard.



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The party of Nigeria's incoming president wins a landslide in elections for powerful state governors, ending the former ruling party's dominance.



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A 56-page scientific notebook compiled by World War Two Enigma codebreaker Alan Turing sells for $1m at a New York auction.



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A Georgian chess grandmaster is expelled from a tournament after apparently using a smartphone in the toilet to check his moves.



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A California woman who shot and stabbed her boyfriend in his Arizona home in 2008 has been sentenced to life in prison.



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PepsiCo will sponsor the National Basketball Association, ending a 28-year deal between its arch rival Coca-Cola and the NBA.



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Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai calls on Nigeria to intensify efforts to free 219 schoolgirls seized by Islamist militants a year ago.



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Russia lifts a ban on supplying Iran with an advanced air defence missile system, after Tehran struck a deal curbing its nuclear activities.



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China frees at least three of five women's rights activists detained for over a month in a case that has earned rebukes from the US and European Union.



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A man appears in a South African court after paint was thrown at a statue of Mahatma Gandhi - following other attacks on historical monuments.



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Nina Ricci perfume and fashion heiress Arlette Ricci sentenced to one year in jail in HSBC tax fraud case



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US officials say they will formally complain over Russia's intercept of a US reconnaissance plane over the Baltic Sea.



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China says Taiwan will not be a member of a new regional bank, but would be welcome in the future under a different name.



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The leader of South Africa's opposition, the Democratic Alliance, says she will not stand for re-election at the party congress next month.



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Iran suspends flights to Saudi Arabia for the lesser Islamic pilgrimage, or Umra, over the alleged sexual assaults of two Iranian boys.



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The trial opens in Turkey of 45 managers and employees charged over a mine disaster in which 301 people were killed last year.



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The family of missing Johanna Powell says the Foreign Office has told them the body of a woman has been found during a search of a river in Laos, south-east Asia.



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A video is released of a white reserve sheriff deputy in Oklahoma fatally shooting a black man after apparently mistaking his gun for his Taser.



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Sudan is voting in elections expected to be won by its war-crimes-indicted president after the main opposition parties called for a boycott.



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Wildfires kill at least 15 people and injure about 400 in the Khakassia region of southern Siberia, Russian media report.



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Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi leaves for Washington, where he will seek substantial deliveries of weapons from US President Barack Obama.



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Three Falkland oil exploration companies have scaled back their operations after a slump in the price of oil.



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Four koalas being loaned to Singapore by Australia to mark the city state's 50th independence anniversary are given star treatment by Qantas airline.



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Veep creator and executive creator Armando Iannucci is leaving the HBO political satire after four seasons.



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Guenter Grass, German Nobel literature prize winner and author of The Tin Drum, has died aged 87.



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A picture book about two male penguins raising a baby penguin again features on a list of books to have received the most complaints from library users.



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A French rail company wants police action taken against Paris-Roubaix cyclists who raced over a level crossing as a train approached.



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A luxury Lamborghini sports car is destroyed and a Ferrari badly damaged when they crash in a tunnel under Beijing, China.



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Rival airports Heathrow and Gatwick - both vying to be the site of a new runway - report record passenger numbers for March.



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Founder of French National Front, Jean-Marie Le Pen, says he is pulling out of regional poll amid row with daughter.



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India's biggest online retailer Flipkart teams up with Mumbai's famous lunchbox delivery men to help them get parcels to customers.



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US President Barack Obama rebukes Republicans in Congress, saying that partisanship over the Iran nuclear deal has gone too far.



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An online video appears to confirm last month's reports that Islamic State militants in Iraq have destroyed the ruins of the ancient city of Nimrud.



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US President Barack Obama says his historic talks with Cuba's Raul Castro will help both countries to "turn the page" after decades of hostility.



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China scraps unlimited Hong Kong entry permits for Shenzhen residents, as repeated shopping trips spark growing anti-mainland sentiment.



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Turkey recalls its Vatican ambassador after Pope Francis uses the word "genocide" to describe killings of Armenians under Ottoman rule in WW1.



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Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton sets out for a tour of key states, after declaring her bid for the US Democratic presidential nomination in 2016.



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A bomb explodes outside Morocco's embassy in the Libyan capital Tripoli, hours after two people were shot dead at the South Korean embassy.



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China's monthly trade data shows exports fell in March from a year ago by 14.6% in yuan-terms compared to expectations for a rise of more than 8%.



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Jiang Jiemin, the former energy chief who oversaw state-owned companies, has gone on trial for corruption, Chinese media say.



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A 47-year-old man faces 145 charges of rape, child exploitation and grooming offences allegedly committed in three Australian states.



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Supporters of deceased Gabonese opposition figure Andre Mba Obame set fire to the embassy of Benin during unrest in Gabon's capital, Libreville.



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The far-right Jobbik party in Hungary has won its first ever individual constituency seat in parliament after a narrow victory in a by-election.



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Shares in Asia were mostly up on Monday following gains on Wall Street and a week of highs in Asia.



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Nigerian opposition makes gains in elections for state governors and assemblies, in the final round of the election process.



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Australia says it expects the plunging price of iron ore - its biggest export - to slash revenue forecasts by A$25bn (£13bn; $19bn) over the next four years.



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More than 50 UK university leaders will travel to Brussels on Monday to lobby European policymakers against possible cuts to research funding.



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The Colombian attorney general investigates a group of generals for their alleged roles in the murder of civilians in the "false positives" scandal.



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Jordan Spieth equals the lowest winning score in Masters history to win his first major at Augusta with Justin Rose tied second.



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Ten of thousands of Brazilians have joined demonstrations across the country against government corruption.



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Manuel Pellegrini takes responsibility for Manchester City's slump in form but refuses to discuss his long-term future.



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The family of a seven-year-old boy who fell to his death on a skiing holiday in the French Alps describe him as a "daring, outgoing, determined little boy".



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Labour is to "guarantee" that every policy will be "fully funded" and require no "additional borrowing", at its election manifesto launch on Monday.



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