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Life in a minute (and the theft of a treasure in four)

The world bids farewell to Dolly Parton and Yayoi Kusama, while in Oslo an increasingly predictable scenario of transition on the Norwegian throne is anticipated, due to the worsening health of King Harald V.

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We are already checking if there are Portuguese people in Nepal, says Secretary of State for Portuguese Communities

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