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How Popes Choose Their Names And What's Its Significance
The pope's chosen name is often the first message to the world about who he intends to be.
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10 Fascinating Facts About The Papal Conclave You Should Know
Before the conclave officially begins, all non-electing cardinals and external officials are dismissed with the Latin phrase 'Extra Omnes'.
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Woman Stabbed 8 Times In French Village That Hasn't Seen Major Crime In 50 Years
A British-South African woman, who owned two vacation rental properties in the French village of Tremolat, was brutally stabbed to death last week.
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PM Modi To Reschedule 3-Nation Europe Visit As Tensions With Pakistan Soar
PM Modi has put his 3-nation Europe visit on hold as tensions between India and Pakistan have surged in the wake of the terror attack in Kashmir's Pahalgam in which 26 civilians were killed by Pak-linked terrorists in a religiously-motivated attack.
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Cardinals Enter Sistine Chapel For Secret Conclave To Elect New Pope
Catholic cardinals who will choose the next pope filed into the Sistine Chapel on Wednesday, before locking themselves away from the world to elect the man they hope can unite a diverse but divided global Church.
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How X-Ray Offered Peek Inside 2,000-Year-Old Herculaneum Scroll
The scroll, found in the ancient Roman town of Herculaneum, contains part of a multi-volume work titled "On Vices" and was written by an ancient Greek philosopher, Philodemus.
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Moscow Airports Shut Amid Ukraine Drone Attacks On Second Straight Night
Ukraine launched an overnight drone attack targeting Moscow in a second night attack in a row, prompting the closure of all airports in Russia's capital for several hours, officials said early on Tuesday.
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"We Look For Partners, Not Preachers": S Jaishankar Takes A Swipe At Europe
Taking a swipe at European nations trying to influence New Delhi's stand on geopolitical issues, External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar has said India looks for partners, "not preachers" and some of Europe is "still struggling with that problem".
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UK To Share Kohinoor With India? What Indian-Origin British Minister Said
The United Kingdom is in talks with India to ensure shared access and benefit from historical artefacts like the Kohinoor diamond, said Lisa Nandy, Britain's Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport.
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Sex Workers, Drug Addicts, HIV Patients: An Outcast Haven On Ukraine Front
Whenever warm days come to Kramatorsk, near the eastern Ukrainian front, the Svitanok organisation leaves its door wide open, offering advice or a cup of tea to the city's social outcasts.
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"I Feel Drained, Disconnected": Indian Employee On Facing Workplace Taunts After Europe Trip
An employee has sparked a discussion online about Indian work culture after claiming that she faced passive-aggressive behaviour from her colleagues after returning from her Europe trip.
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Investment Fund, Control Of Rare Metals: Inside US-Ukraine Crucial Mineral Deal
After months of tense negotiations, the United States and Ukraine have signed an "economic partnership agreement" on the joint exploitation of Kyiv's energy and mineral resources, which are vital for new technologies and largely untapped.
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Amid Trump's Threats To Buy Greenland, A Quiet Visit By Team Of US Investors
Donald Trump wants to annex Greenland one way or another. After trying to build diplomatic pressure over the last few months and failing at it, Washington is trying a new approach.
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"Spain Sets Up Commission To Probe Blackout": Prime Minister
Spain has set up a commission to investigate the causes of a sweeping blackout that paralysed the Iberian Peninsula, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said on Tuesday.
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AstraZeneca Moves Some Production To US Amid Tariff Threat
British pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca announced Tuesday that it has begun moving some of its European production to the United States, ahead of President Donald Trump's possible tariffs on the sector.
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How Popes Choose Their Names And What's Its Significance
The pope's chosen name is often the first message to the world about who he intends to be.
-
10 Fascinating Facts About The Papal Conclave You Should Know
Before the conclave officially begins, all non-electing cardinals and external officials are dismissed with the Latin phrase 'Extra Omnes'.
-
Woman Stabbed 8 Times In French Village That Hasn't Seen Major Crime In 50 Years
A British-South African woman, who owned two vacation rental properties in the French village of Tremolat, was brutally stabbed to death last week.
-
PM Modi To Reschedule 3-Nation Europe Visit As Tensions With Pakistan Soar
PM Modi has put his 3-nation Europe visit on hold as tensions between India and Pakistan have surged in the wake of the terror attack in Kashmir's Pahalgam in which 26 civilians were killed by Pak-linked terrorists in a religiously-motivated attack.
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Cardinals Enter Sistine Chapel For Secret Conclave To Elect New Pope
Catholic cardinals who will choose the next pope filed into the Sistine Chapel on Wednesday, before locking themselves away from the world to elect the man they hope can unite a diverse but divided global Church.
-
How X-Ray Offered Peek Inside 2,000-Year-Old Herculaneum Scroll
The scroll, found in the ancient Roman town of Herculaneum, contains part of a multi-volume work titled "On Vices" and was written by an ancient Greek philosopher, Philodemus.
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Moscow Airports Shut Amid Ukraine Drone Attacks On Second Straight Night
Ukraine launched an overnight drone attack targeting Moscow in a second night attack in a row, prompting the closure of all airports in Russia's capital for several hours, officials said early on Tuesday.
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"We Look For Partners, Not Preachers": S Jaishankar Takes A Swipe At Europe
Taking a swipe at European nations trying to influence New Delhi's stand on geopolitical issues, External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar has said India looks for partners, "not preachers" and some of Europe is "still struggling with that problem".
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UK To Share Kohinoor With India? What Indian-Origin British Minister Said
The United Kingdom is in talks with India to ensure shared access and benefit from historical artefacts like the Kohinoor diamond, said Lisa Nandy, Britain's Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport.
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Sex Workers, Drug Addicts, HIV Patients: An Outcast Haven On Ukraine Front
Whenever warm days come to Kramatorsk, near the eastern Ukrainian front, the Svitanok organisation leaves its door wide open, offering advice or a cup of tea to the city's social outcasts.
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"I Feel Drained, Disconnected": Indian Employee On Facing Workplace Taunts After Europe Trip
An employee has sparked a discussion online about Indian work culture after claiming that she faced passive-aggressive behaviour from her colleagues after returning from her Europe trip.
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Investment Fund, Control Of Rare Metals: Inside US-Ukraine Crucial Mineral Deal
After months of tense negotiations, the United States and Ukraine have signed an "economic partnership agreement" on the joint exploitation of Kyiv's energy and mineral resources, which are vital for new technologies and largely untapped.
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Amid Trump's Threats To Buy Greenland, A Quiet Visit By Team Of US Investors
Donald Trump wants to annex Greenland one way or another. After trying to build diplomatic pressure over the last few months and failing at it, Washington is trying a new approach.
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"Spain Sets Up Commission To Probe Blackout": Prime Minister
Spain has set up a commission to investigate the causes of a sweeping blackout that paralysed the Iberian Peninsula, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said on Tuesday.
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AstraZeneca Moves Some Production To US Amid Tariff Threat
British pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca announced Tuesday that it has begun moving some of its European production to the United States, ahead of President Donald Trump's possible tariffs on the sector.
