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Israel's Use Of 230 Kg US Bomb To Attack Gaza Cafe Is War Crime: Report
The Israeli military reportedly used a US-made 500lb (230kg) bomb to hit a popular seafront cafe frequented by activists, journalists, and local residents in western Gaza City on Monday.
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UK Export Of F-35 Parts To Israel Was Lawful, Court Rules
Britain's decision to allow the export of F-35 fighter jet components to Israel, despite accepting they could be used in breach of international humanitarian law in Gaza, was lawful, London's High Court ruled.
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Darwin Archives, Geneva Conventions Now In UNESCO's Memory Of World Register
The world body has added 74 new documentary heritage collections to its Memory of the World Register, bringing the total number of inscribed collections to 570.
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Geneva Conventions Turn 75. Do The Laws Of War Have A Chance In Today's Era?
This week marked 75 years since the adoption of the Geneva Conventions on August 12 1949. In theory, these rules of war are universally agreed by every nation. In practice, they are routinely violated everywhere.
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India Decimate Sri Lanka In World Cup, Anand Mahindra's 'Geneva Convention' Post Is Viral
Cricket World Cup: Indian pacers, led by Mohammed Siraj and Mohammed Shami, struck some heavy blows to the Sri Lanka batting and they lost by 302 runs.
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Abhinandan Varthaman Says He Was Mentally Harassed In Pakistan: Report
Abhinandan Varthaman has disclosed that Pakistani authorities did not physically torture him during the nearly 60 hours he spent in their custody but subjected him to considerable "mental harassment", news agency ANI quoted sources as saying today.
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Pak Gesture To Release Air Force Pilot In Keeping With Geneva Convention: Indian Air Force
The Indian Air Force today said that it only sees Pakistan's decision to release captured Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman as an action being taken in keeping with the Geneva Convention.
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With Indian Pilot In Pakistan Custody, Calls To Follow Geneva Convention
As Pakistan claimed it had an Indian pilot in custody following an aerial encounter with the Indian Air Force over the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir today, there were calls to treat him humanely and in accordance to the Geneva Conventions.
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Geneva 2019: Tata Motors To Reveal New Generation Passenger Vehicles
Tata Motors has been a regular at the Geneva Motors Show right from its Indica days. The manufacturer completed 20 years at Geneva last year, and showcased the very interesting E-Vision concept too. For its 21st outing at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show, the Indian auto giant plans a huge reveal at the annual event and will be showcasing its new generat...
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Second Generation Formula E Car Revealed
The second generation Formula E race car gets a complete departure in design when compared to conventional single-seater cars. Specifications for the new car will be revealed at the Geneva Motor Show on March 6, 2018.
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Israel's Use Of 230 Kg US Bomb To Attack Gaza Cafe Is War Crime: Report
The Israeli military reportedly used a US-made 500lb (230kg) bomb to hit a popular seafront cafe frequented by activists, journalists, and local residents in western Gaza City on Monday.
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UK Export Of F-35 Parts To Israel Was Lawful, Court Rules
Britain's decision to allow the export of F-35 fighter jet components to Israel, despite accepting they could be used in breach of international humanitarian law in Gaza, was lawful, London's High Court ruled.
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Darwin Archives, Geneva Conventions Now In UNESCO's Memory Of World Register
The world body has added 74 new documentary heritage collections to its Memory of the World Register, bringing the total number of inscribed collections to 570.
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Geneva Conventions Turn 75. Do The Laws Of War Have A Chance In Today's Era?
This week marked 75 years since the adoption of the Geneva Conventions on August 12 1949. In theory, these rules of war are universally agreed by every nation. In practice, they are routinely violated everywhere.
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India Decimate Sri Lanka In World Cup, Anand Mahindra's 'Geneva Convention' Post Is Viral
Cricket World Cup: Indian pacers, led by Mohammed Siraj and Mohammed Shami, struck some heavy blows to the Sri Lanka batting and they lost by 302 runs.
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Abhinandan Varthaman Says He Was Mentally Harassed In Pakistan: Report
Abhinandan Varthaman has disclosed that Pakistani authorities did not physically torture him during the nearly 60 hours he spent in their custody but subjected him to considerable "mental harassment", news agency ANI quoted sources as saying today.
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Pak Gesture To Release Air Force Pilot In Keeping With Geneva Convention: Indian Air Force
The Indian Air Force today said that it only sees Pakistan's decision to release captured Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman as an action being taken in keeping with the Geneva Convention.
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With Indian Pilot In Pakistan Custody, Calls To Follow Geneva Convention
As Pakistan claimed it had an Indian pilot in custody following an aerial encounter with the Indian Air Force over the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir today, there were calls to treat him humanely and in accordance to the Geneva Conventions.
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Geneva 2019: Tata Motors To Reveal New Generation Passenger Vehicles
Tata Motors has been a regular at the Geneva Motors Show right from its Indica days. The manufacturer completed 20 years at Geneva last year, and showcased the very interesting E-Vision concept too. For its 21st outing at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show, the Indian auto giant plans a huge reveal at the annual event and will be showcasing its new generat...
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Second Generation Formula E Car Revealed
The second generation Formula E race car gets a complete departure in design when compared to conventional single-seater cars. Specifications for the new car will be revealed at the Geneva Motor Show on March 6, 2018.
