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Indian Bar Owner Helped Catch New York Bombing Suspect Ahmad Khan Rahami
A Sikh bar owner in the US is being hailed as a hero for helping capture the 28-year old Afghan-American wanted for the weekend bombings in New York and New Jersey.
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Pakistan Authorities Arrest 'Blacklisted' US Citizen
An American national, blacklisted in Pakistan since 2011 under espionage charges, was today arrested from the capital, authorities said.
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Obama To Present National Medal Of Science To Indian American
A 65-year-old Indian American scientist will receive the prestigious 'National Medal of Science' award from US President Barack Obama this week, the White House has said.
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Pope Asks Central American Nations To Help Resolve Cuban 'Humanitarian Drama'
Pope Francis today asked Central American nations to help end the "humanitarian drama" affecting thousands of US-bound Cubans stranded in the region.
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2 Major Earthquakes Jolt Peru, Neighbours
A pair of major 7.6-magnitude earthquakes jolted eastern Peru near its border with Brazil on Tuesday, and were felt across several South American nations, but authorities had no immediate reports of damage or casualties.
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Central America: Where Wearing the Wrong Sneakers Can be Fatal
Wearing a particular brand of sneakers or a certain haircut can be a fatal style decision in Guatemala, El Salvador or Honduras - three Central American nations struggling with a vicious gang pandemic.
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Mexico Says 8 Nationals Killed in Egypt Attack
The bodies of six more Mexican tourists mistakenly killed in a military strike in Egypt were identified today, raising the number of dead from the Latin American nation to eight.
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Barack Obama Democrats Pave Way for Iran Nuclear Deal
President Barack Obama's Democrats have staved off a united Republican effort to sink the Iran nuclear deal, handing him a welcome foreign policy victory.
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Colombia, FARC Rebels Reach Major De-Escalation Deal
The Colombian government reached a major De-escalation agreement on Sunday with leftist FARC guerrillas, agreeing for the first time to reduce anti-rebel operations in the decades-long armed conflict, diplomats in Havana said.
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South-East Asian, Latin American Nations Express Interest in Acquiring BrahMos Missile
In line with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision to export defence hardware, supersonic cruise missile manufacturer BrahMos Aerospace has said that South-East Asian and Latin American countries have shown interest in acquiring the 290-km range weapon system and it is possible to export the missile to certain friendly nations.
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Indian American students win National Geographic World Championship
A team of three young Indian American students defeated teams from 17 other regions to win top honours at the 11th National Geographic World Championship in Russia's St Petersburg.
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Christina Aguilera Laughs At Super Bowl Slip
She faced severe criticism for forgetting the lyrics to the American National Anthem during the Super Bowl.
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Indian Bar Owner Helped Catch New York Bombing Suspect Ahmad Khan Rahami
A Sikh bar owner in the US is being hailed as a hero for helping capture the 28-year old Afghan-American wanted for the weekend bombings in New York and New Jersey.
-
Pakistan Authorities Arrest 'Blacklisted' US Citizen
An American national, blacklisted in Pakistan since 2011 under espionage charges, was today arrested from the capital, authorities said.
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Obama To Present National Medal Of Science To Indian American
A 65-year-old Indian American scientist will receive the prestigious 'National Medal of Science' award from US President Barack Obama this week, the White House has said.
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Pope Asks Central American Nations To Help Resolve Cuban 'Humanitarian Drama'
Pope Francis today asked Central American nations to help end the "humanitarian drama" affecting thousands of US-bound Cubans stranded in the region.
-
2 Major Earthquakes Jolt Peru, Neighbours
A pair of major 7.6-magnitude earthquakes jolted eastern Peru near its border with Brazil on Tuesday, and were felt across several South American nations, but authorities had no immediate reports of damage or casualties.
-
Central America: Where Wearing the Wrong Sneakers Can be Fatal
Wearing a particular brand of sneakers or a certain haircut can be a fatal style decision in Guatemala, El Salvador or Honduras - three Central American nations struggling with a vicious gang pandemic.
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Mexico Says 8 Nationals Killed in Egypt Attack
The bodies of six more Mexican tourists mistakenly killed in a military strike in Egypt were identified today, raising the number of dead from the Latin American nation to eight.
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Barack Obama Democrats Pave Way for Iran Nuclear Deal
President Barack Obama's Democrats have staved off a united Republican effort to sink the Iran nuclear deal, handing him a welcome foreign policy victory.
-
Colombia, FARC Rebels Reach Major De-Escalation Deal
The Colombian government reached a major De-escalation agreement on Sunday with leftist FARC guerrillas, agreeing for the first time to reduce anti-rebel operations in the decades-long armed conflict, diplomats in Havana said.
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South-East Asian, Latin American Nations Express Interest in Acquiring BrahMos Missile
In line with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision to export defence hardware, supersonic cruise missile manufacturer BrahMos Aerospace has said that South-East Asian and Latin American countries have shown interest in acquiring the 290-km range weapon system and it is possible to export the missile to certain friendly nations.
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Indian American students win National Geographic World Championship
A team of three young Indian American students defeated teams from 17 other regions to win top honours at the 11th National Geographic World Championship in Russia's St Petersburg.
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Christina Aguilera Laughs At Super Bowl Slip
She faced severe criticism for forgetting the lyrics to the American National Anthem during the Super Bowl.
