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Global NCAP Highlights Global Car Safety Disparity In New Car To Car Test
The global safety watchdog tested the most affordable Hyundai sedan sold in the US and Mexico in a front off-set collision.
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Maruti Needs To Talk To Partner Suzuki To Understand What NCAPs Are Striving To Do,Says Global NCAP President
Sharply criticising Maruti Suzuki's rebuttal towards the Global NCAP crash results for the S-Presso, David Ward said that Maruti needs to talk to its Japanese partner Suzuki, which has been working with NCAPs globally for safer cars.
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Global NCAP Tells Donald Trump To Make "America First" In Pedestrian Protection
Responding to US President Donald Trump's claim last week that a so-called 'bowling ball' test is preventing US vehicles from entering the Japanese market, Global NCAP has written to the American President to make "American First" in pedestrian protection. The bowling ball test that President Trump was referring to is the United Nation's Global Tec...
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India Should Take Lead In NCAP's Call To Improve Quadricycle Safety
Although quadricycles are capable of speeds as much as 100 km/h and have the look and feel of small cars, they do not have to meet the same safety standards.
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Oregon Occupiers: Not Ready To Go Home Quite Yet
The leader of a group of armed men who took over a US wildlife refuge in remote southeastern Oregon said on Wednesday they know they will have to go home, but they want results from their protest and feel it is not "quite time yet."
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India Gets Huge Support on Kashmir Among British Lawmakers
A resolution to the Kashmir dispute is crucial for world peace, a group of cross-party lawmakers stressed today during a debate in the UK Parliament complex.
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British MP Sorry Over Gaza 'Fire a Rocket' Tweet
A British lawmaker apologised after tweeting that he would likely fire rockets into Israel if he lived in the Gaza Strip.
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Outcry after British Lawmaker Tweets He Would Fire Rockets at Israel
A British lawmaker was criticised on Wednesday for tweeting that he would fire rockets at Israel if he lived in Palestinian territory.
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Global NCAP Highlights Global Car Safety Disparity In New Car To Car Test
The global safety watchdog tested the most affordable Hyundai sedan sold in the US and Mexico in a front off-set collision.
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Maruti Needs To Talk To Partner Suzuki To Understand What NCAPs Are Striving To Do,Says Global NCAP President
Sharply criticising Maruti Suzuki's rebuttal towards the Global NCAP crash results for the S-Presso, David Ward said that Maruti needs to talk to its Japanese partner Suzuki, which has been working with NCAPs globally for safer cars.
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Global NCAP Tells Donald Trump To Make "America First" In Pedestrian Protection
Responding to US President Donald Trump's claim last week that a so-called 'bowling ball' test is preventing US vehicles from entering the Japanese market, Global NCAP has written to the American President to make "American First" in pedestrian protection. The bowling ball test that President Trump was referring to is the United Nation's Global Tec...
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India Should Take Lead In NCAP's Call To Improve Quadricycle Safety
Although quadricycles are capable of speeds as much as 100 km/h and have the look and feel of small cars, they do not have to meet the same safety standards.
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Oregon Occupiers: Not Ready To Go Home Quite Yet
The leader of a group of armed men who took over a US wildlife refuge in remote southeastern Oregon said on Wednesday they know they will have to go home, but they want results from their protest and feel it is not "quite time yet."
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India Gets Huge Support on Kashmir Among British Lawmakers
A resolution to the Kashmir dispute is crucial for world peace, a group of cross-party lawmakers stressed today during a debate in the UK Parliament complex.
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British MP Sorry Over Gaza 'Fire a Rocket' Tweet
A British lawmaker apologised after tweeting that he would likely fire rockets into Israel if he lived in the Gaza Strip.
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Outcry after British Lawmaker Tweets He Would Fire Rockets at Israel
A British lawmaker was criticised on Wednesday for tweeting that he would fire rockets at Israel if he lived in Palestinian territory.
