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First Foreigners Leave Gaza For Egypt Through Rafah Crossing
Scores of foreign passport holders trapped in Gaza started leaving the war-torn territory on Wednesday as the Rafah crossing to Egypt opened for the first time since the October 7 Hamas attacks, AFP correspondents reported.
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106% Rise In Foreign Tourist Arrivals In India In 2023 For Jan-June Period
The number of foreign tourists who arrived in India this year during January-June is 106 per cent more than the figure for the corresponding period in 2022, official sources said.
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166% Rise In Foreign Tourist Arrivals In India In 2023 For Jan-Apr Period
The number of foreign tourists who arrived in India this year during January-April is 166 per cent more than the figures for the corresponding period in 2022, Union Tourism Minister G Kishan Reddy said today.
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Vladimir Putin Bans Russian Government Officials From Using Foreign Words
A law prohibiting the use of foreign terminology in official papers and correspondence has been signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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"The Kashmir Files" Director Alleges "Undemocratic" Ban By Press Clubs
Turned away by the Foreign Correspondents Club and the Press Club of India, "The Kashmir Files" director Vivek Agnihotri says he has been banned "undemocratically" and will go ahead with a press conference at a five-star hotel on Thursday.
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First Evacuation Flight From Kabul Since US Exit Lands In Doha
Around 100 passengers including Americans arrived in Doha after flying from Kabul airport Thursday, AFP correspondents said, the first flight ferrying out foreigners since a US-led evacuation ended.
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US Condemns "Harassment" Of Foreign Journalists Covering Deadly Floods In China
The United States is "deeply concerned" over the harassment and intimidation of foreign correspondents covering deadly floods in China, a State Department spokesman said Thursday.
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"Deeply Concerned": US Condemns 'Harassment' Of Foreign Journalists In China
The United States is "deeply concerned" over the harassment and intimidation of foreign correspondents covering deadly floods in China, a State Department spokesman said Thursday.
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Kabul, Taliban Negotiators Meet In Qatar As Afghan Fighting Rages
Representatives of the Afghan government and the Taliban met in Doha for talks on Saturday, AFP correspondents said, as violence rages in the country with foreign forces almost entirely withdrawn.
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China Expelled Largest Number Of Foreign Journalists Since 1989: Report
Working conditions for the foreign journalists in China deteriorated in 2020 with Beijing expelling 18 correspondents, the largest since the aftermath of the Tiananmen Square massacre in 1989, the Foreign Correspondents' Club of China (FCCC) said on Monday.
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Foreign Investment Allowed In Digital Media With 26 Per Cent Cap
The Centre today approved 26 per cent overseas investment in digital media as part of a relaxing of Foreign Direct Investment norms across four sectors. The present FDI policy is silent on the fast-growing digital media segment. Currently, 26 per cent Foreign Direct Investment is allowed in the print media with government approval. The correspondin...
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After UK Envoy Sacked, Diplomats Fear Putting Trump Criticism In Writing
The lightning-fast resignation of Britain's ambassador to the United States on Wednesday after a leak of his correspondence criticizing the Trump administration has sent shivers down the spines of foreign diplomats in Washington who are paid to send frank assessments to their home countries.
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Buzzfeed Reporter 'Effectively' Ejected From China
The Foreign Correspondents' Club of China said on Wednesday that the foreign ministry had "effectively" ejected BuzzFeed News's Beijing bureau chief from the country after declining to renew her visa.
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Current Account Deficit Widens To Four-Year High in Q1 Of FY18
The CAD came in at $14.3 billion in the April-June quarter of 2017-18 as compared to $0.4 billion in the corresponding quarter of 2016-17.
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Only Foreign Currency Please - The Costs Of Reporting From North Korea
North Korea rarely allows foreign correspondents into the country, but when it does, it makes them pay.
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First Foreigners Leave Gaza For Egypt Through Rafah Crossing
Scores of foreign passport holders trapped in Gaza started leaving the war-torn territory on Wednesday as the Rafah crossing to Egypt opened for the first time since the October 7 Hamas attacks, AFP correspondents reported.
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106% Rise In Foreign Tourist Arrivals In India In 2023 For Jan-June Period
The number of foreign tourists who arrived in India this year during January-June is 106 per cent more than the figure for the corresponding period in 2022, official sources said.
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166% Rise In Foreign Tourist Arrivals In India In 2023 For Jan-Apr Period
The number of foreign tourists who arrived in India this year during January-April is 166 per cent more than the figures for the corresponding period in 2022, Union Tourism Minister G Kishan Reddy said today.
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Vladimir Putin Bans Russian Government Officials From Using Foreign Words
A law prohibiting the use of foreign terminology in official papers and correspondence has been signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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"The Kashmir Files" Director Alleges "Undemocratic" Ban By Press Clubs
Turned away by the Foreign Correspondents Club and the Press Club of India, "The Kashmir Files" director Vivek Agnihotri says he has been banned "undemocratically" and will go ahead with a press conference at a five-star hotel on Thursday.
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First Evacuation Flight From Kabul Since US Exit Lands In Doha
Around 100 passengers including Americans arrived in Doha after flying from Kabul airport Thursday, AFP correspondents said, the first flight ferrying out foreigners since a US-led evacuation ended.
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US Condemns "Harassment" Of Foreign Journalists Covering Deadly Floods In China
The United States is "deeply concerned" over the harassment and intimidation of foreign correspondents covering deadly floods in China, a State Department spokesman said Thursday.
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"Deeply Concerned": US Condemns 'Harassment' Of Foreign Journalists In China
The United States is "deeply concerned" over the harassment and intimidation of foreign correspondents covering deadly floods in China, a State Department spokesman said Thursday.
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Kabul, Taliban Negotiators Meet In Qatar As Afghan Fighting Rages
Representatives of the Afghan government and the Taliban met in Doha for talks on Saturday, AFP correspondents said, as violence rages in the country with foreign forces almost entirely withdrawn.
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China Expelled Largest Number Of Foreign Journalists Since 1989: Report
Working conditions for the foreign journalists in China deteriorated in 2020 with Beijing expelling 18 correspondents, the largest since the aftermath of the Tiananmen Square massacre in 1989, the Foreign Correspondents' Club of China (FCCC) said on Monday.
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Foreign Investment Allowed In Digital Media With 26 Per Cent Cap
The Centre today approved 26 per cent overseas investment in digital media as part of a relaxing of Foreign Direct Investment norms across four sectors. The present FDI policy is silent on the fast-growing digital media segment. Currently, 26 per cent Foreign Direct Investment is allowed in the print media with government approval. The correspondin...
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After UK Envoy Sacked, Diplomats Fear Putting Trump Criticism In Writing
The lightning-fast resignation of Britain's ambassador to the United States on Wednesday after a leak of his correspondence criticizing the Trump administration has sent shivers down the spines of foreign diplomats in Washington who are paid to send frank assessments to their home countries.
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Buzzfeed Reporter 'Effectively' Ejected From China
The Foreign Correspondents' Club of China said on Wednesday that the foreign ministry had "effectively" ejected BuzzFeed News's Beijing bureau chief from the country after declining to renew her visa.
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Current Account Deficit Widens To Four-Year High in Q1 Of FY18
The CAD came in at $14.3 billion in the April-June quarter of 2017-18 as compared to $0.4 billion in the corresponding quarter of 2016-17.
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Only Foreign Currency Please - The Costs Of Reporting From North Korea
North Korea rarely allows foreign correspondents into the country, but when it does, it makes them pay.
