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Soft drinks everyday can increase risk of diabetes

According to a study, there is an increased risk of diabetes in later life if one or more servings of sugary soft drinks are consumed on a daily basis.

The chance of the risk of diabetes increasing with a can of soft drink is about a fifth when compared with just one can being consumed in a month, according to European scientists.

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UEJF files another court case against Twitter in France over racist tweets

On Wednesday, the Association of Jewish Students in France (UEJF) initiated a new legal action - linked to the October fracas involving anti-Semitic French-language tweets tied to the "#unbonjuif" ("a good Jew") hashtag - against microblogging site Twitter.

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Bosch announces its decision to abandon solar energy business

A recent report on the PV-Tech site has revealed that German engineering company Bosch has announced its decision to abandon its solar energy business which, as per the company, will no longer be able to remain economically viable; thanks largely to overcapacity in the industry as well as immense price pressure.

L&T Metro receives first lot of rails from France

L&T Metro Rail (Hyderabad) Ltd (LTMRHL) has confirmed that it has received the first lot of rails for Hyderabad metro rail project from France.

LTMRHL, which is developing a metro project in Hyderabad, has received rails weighing 5,000 tons from Tata Steel's French plant, which has supplied rails to several major railway projects across the globe, including to the Indian market.

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Combined BRICS output will surpass aggregate GDP of US, Canada and other European nations by 2020

A late Friday-released UN report said that, by the year 2020, the BRICS countries - Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa - will be more than the aggregate GDP of the US, Canada and other European countries.

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EU Leaders Oppose Arm Supply to Syrian Rebels

Leaders from Finland, Netherlands and Austria have raised their opposition about lifting the ban of supplying arms to rebels in Syria. This embargo is going to expire on June 1. The European leaders met and raised their opinion about the issue at European Leaders Summit held in Brussels on Friday. France and Britain want to lift this ban.

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ARCEP asks Paris prosecutor to investigate Skype over failure to register as telecom operator

Earlier this week, French regulator ARCEP revealed that it is reporting Microsoft's Luxembourg-based Skype subsidiary to the Paris prosecutor over the company's failure to register as a telecom operator in accordance with the country's law; a move which raises the question of what comprises a telephone company in the age of Internet-based communications.

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Canadian PM announces initiatives which will deepen Canada-France relations

During the course of a news conference with French Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault - who is visiting Canada for the first time since taking office in May last year -, Canadian Prime Minister announced five initiatives which will strengthen the Canada-France relations even further.

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