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Career CIA Officer To NDTV On Why He's Convinced Indian-Origin Expert Ashley Tellis Is Chinese Spy
Glen Carle, a career Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) officer who has served in the US National Intelligence Council, in an interview to NDTV explained why he is convinced that Indian-American strategic affairs expert Ashley J Tellis was spying.
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Death Count In Massive Philippines Earthquake Rises To 69, Over 100 Injured
The death toll from a powerful earthquake in the central Philippines rose to at least 69 on Wednesday, a disaster official said, with scores of injured patients overwhelming hospitals on the island of Cebu.
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Video: Historic Church Crumbles After Massive Earthquake Hits Philippines
A video of a heritage church in Cebu with lights and parts of its outer facade collapsing is being shared widely on social media.
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6.9 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Central Philippines
A 6.9-magnitude quake struck off the coast of the central Philippines on Tuesday evening, the US Geological Survey said, with no immediate reports of casualties or damage.
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Typhoon Bualoi Moves Toward Vietnam After Leaving 20 Dead In Philippines
Vietnam evacuated thousands of people from central and northern provinces Sunday as Typhoon Bualoi raced toward the country faster than expected with landfall forecast later in the day.
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China Orders Schools, Businesses Shut In 10 Cities Amid Super Typhoon Ragasa
China ordered at least 10 cities to shut down schools and businesses on Tuesday, as Super Typhoon Ragasa approached the country's south.
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US To Revoke Sanctions Waiver For Iran's Chabahar Port. Will It Affect India?
In yet another tough move against India, the Donald Trump administration in the United States has announced the revocation of its waiver of sanctions over the strategic Iranian port of Chabahar, granted in 2018.
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"Money More Valuable Than 26 Lives?" Asaduddin Owaisi's Jab Over India vs Pak
AIMIM President Asaduddin Owaisi on Sunday criticised the BJP-led central government for allowing India to play the Asia Cup cricket match with Pakistan.
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Opinion | The Dhaka Blip: Why India Cannot Afford to Look Away
The student wing of the Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI) swept the Dhaka University Central Students' Union (DUCSU) elections, a stunning victory that marks the first time an Islamist student group has gained control of this influential body since 1971.
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"Not Sparing Tourists": Indian Woman's Call For Help From Violence-Hit Nepal
An Indian woman has issued an urgent appeal for help and rescue amid violent Gen-Z protests that have claimed at least 21 lives.
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Star India Batter, Snubbed For Asia Cup 2025, Sends Big Message With Half-Century
Yashasvi Jaiswal sent a big message to selectors with a half-century for West Zone during the Duleep Trophy match against Central Zone.
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Duleep Trophy: Shreyas Iyer, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Shardul Thakur Eye Big Outing For West Zone Against Central Zone
Shreyas Iyer, who could not find a place in India's Asia Cup squad, will be keen to begin the season on a bright note.
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Meet Xiao He, Humanoid Robot To Assist Journalists At SCO Summit In China
This year's SCO summit promises to be a showcase of innovation and technology. A humanoid robot, Xiao He, has been positioned to provide multilingual support, answering queries and assisting journalists in multiple languages.
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Exploring Kyrgyzstan On Motorcycle, Riding Across The Silk Road
For a group of friends who've been riding together for over a decade, every trip is an adventure, but this year's ride through the heart of Kyrgyzstan was truly special.
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Iran Says It Has Built Weapons Factories In "Several Countries": Report
Iran's defence minister, Aziz Nasirzadeh, has said that the Islamic Republic has set up weapon production facilities in "several countries," roughly two months after the nation was involved in a deadly aerial war with Israel.
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Career CIA Officer To NDTV On Why He's Convinced Indian-Origin Expert Ashley Tellis Is Chinese Spy
Glen Carle, a career Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) officer who has served in the US National Intelligence Council, in an interview to NDTV explained why he is convinced that Indian-American strategic affairs expert Ashley J Tellis was spying.
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Death Count In Massive Philippines Earthquake Rises To 69, Over 100 Injured
The death toll from a powerful earthquake in the central Philippines rose to at least 69 on Wednesday, a disaster official said, with scores of injured patients overwhelming hospitals on the island of Cebu.
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Video: Historic Church Crumbles After Massive Earthquake Hits Philippines
A video of a heritage church in Cebu with lights and parts of its outer facade collapsing is being shared widely on social media.
-
6.9 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Central Philippines
A 6.9-magnitude quake struck off the coast of the central Philippines on Tuesday evening, the US Geological Survey said, with no immediate reports of casualties or damage.
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Typhoon Bualoi Moves Toward Vietnam After Leaving 20 Dead In Philippines
Vietnam evacuated thousands of people from central and northern provinces Sunday as Typhoon Bualoi raced toward the country faster than expected with landfall forecast later in the day.
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China Orders Schools, Businesses Shut In 10 Cities Amid Super Typhoon Ragasa
China ordered at least 10 cities to shut down schools and businesses on Tuesday, as Super Typhoon Ragasa approached the country's south.
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US To Revoke Sanctions Waiver For Iran's Chabahar Port. Will It Affect India?
In yet another tough move against India, the Donald Trump administration in the United States has announced the revocation of its waiver of sanctions over the strategic Iranian port of Chabahar, granted in 2018.
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"Money More Valuable Than 26 Lives?" Asaduddin Owaisi's Jab Over India vs Pak
AIMIM President Asaduddin Owaisi on Sunday criticised the BJP-led central government for allowing India to play the Asia Cup cricket match with Pakistan.
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Opinion | The Dhaka Blip: Why India Cannot Afford to Look Away
The student wing of the Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI) swept the Dhaka University Central Students' Union (DUCSU) elections, a stunning victory that marks the first time an Islamist student group has gained control of this influential body since 1971.
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"Not Sparing Tourists": Indian Woman's Call For Help From Violence-Hit Nepal
An Indian woman has issued an urgent appeal for help and rescue amid violent Gen-Z protests that have claimed at least 21 lives.
-
Star India Batter, Snubbed For Asia Cup 2025, Sends Big Message With Half-Century
Yashasvi Jaiswal sent a big message to selectors with a half-century for West Zone during the Duleep Trophy match against Central Zone.
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Duleep Trophy: Shreyas Iyer, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Shardul Thakur Eye Big Outing For West Zone Against Central Zone
Shreyas Iyer, who could not find a place in India's Asia Cup squad, will be keen to begin the season on a bright note.
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Meet Xiao He, Humanoid Robot To Assist Journalists At SCO Summit In China
This year's SCO summit promises to be a showcase of innovation and technology. A humanoid robot, Xiao He, has been positioned to provide multilingual support, answering queries and assisting journalists in multiple languages.
-
Exploring Kyrgyzstan On Motorcycle, Riding Across The Silk Road
For a group of friends who've been riding together for over a decade, every trip is an adventure, but this year's ride through the heart of Kyrgyzstan was truly special.
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Iran Says It Has Built Weapons Factories In "Several Countries": Report
Iran's defence minister, Aziz Nasirzadeh, has said that the Islamic Republic has set up weapon production facilities in "several countries," roughly two months after the nation was involved in a deadly aerial war with Israel.
