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Why Journalists Were On Mob's Target In Bangladesh
As unrest grips Bangladesh, the Muhammad Yunus-led interim government has urged people to resist acts of mob violence, warning that such actions threaten to derail the country's democratic process.
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Why Anti-India Mob Attacked Bangladesh Media Houses, Mujibur Rahman's House
Bangladesh is once again on fire following the death of a radical Islamist leader who gained prominence during the 2024 student uprising that led to the ouster of former premier Sheikh Hasina.
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In This Bihar Village, Women Make 10 Trips A Day For Drinking Water
The women leave the house even before sunrise, walk to the riverbank, carry 20-litre water pots on their heads and return to the village. This routine continues from dawn to dusk.
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"Save Your Tears": White House Responds To Ariana Grande's Anti-Trump Post
American popstar Ariana Grande's latest social media post questioning US President Donald Trump's handling of recent events and policy decisions has received a direct response from the White House.
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Middle East Crisis Breakthrough? Trump Says 'Something Special' Will Be Done
US President Donald Trump on Sunday hinted at a breakthrough in the Middle East crisis, saying "all are on board for something special," on the eve of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to the White House.
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India Home Prices Set To Soar, Pushing Millions Into Costly Rentals
Home prices in India are set to rise faster than expected, fuelled by demand from wealthy buyers, while a shrinking supply of affordable housing is likely to keep many stuck in ever more expensive rentals, a Reuters poll of property experts found.
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Rising Prices, Rice Crisis, Tariffs: Threaten Japan's Coalition Ahead Of Vote
Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba faces an increasingly uphill battle in Sunday's upper house election, and a loss could worsen political instability at a time of daunting challenges, such as rising prices and high US tariffs.
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Iran's First Supreme Leader's Ancestors Lived In This Indian Village
Gripped in a bitter flareup in the Middle East crisis, the Islamic regime in Iran has vowed not to yield to US pressure and Israeli missiles.
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"Beyond Reach Of Middle-Class ": Post Highlights How Buying a Home In Delhi Now A Distant Dream
The user shared how properties in well-known neighborhoods came with exorbitant price tags, making homeownership seem like an unattainable luxury.
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Intel, TSMC Tentatively Agree to Form Chipmaking Joint Venture: Report
Intel and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co have reportedly reached a preliminary agreement to form a joint venture. TSMC, the world's largest contract chipmaker, will take a 20 percent stake in the new company.
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US-Ukraine Peace Talks Begin After Kyiv's Biggest Drone Attack On Moscow
The US-Ukraine peace talks follow last months White House talks when US President Donald Trump and Zelensky clashed, and took bilateral relations to an all time low. Trump raised his voice at Zelensky and said that he should be more grateful.
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Australia To Ban Foreigners Buying Existing Homes: How Will It Affect Indians Migrants
Australia is planning to ban foreigners from buying established houses for the next two years. The move is part of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese-led government's election pitch to tackle surging home prices.
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Video Of Bengaluru's Ridiculously Small Flat Shocks Internet, Its Rent Is...
The video begins with the man standing in the centre of the room, dramatically spreading his arms wide to demonstrate the flat's narrow breadth.
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Why China Remains Undeterred About Opening Up Its Economy
The country's economy, the world's second-largest, has struggled to recover from the Covid-19 pandemic, facing challenges like a debt crisis in the housing sector, low consumption, and high youth unemployment.
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South Korea Launches Speed Dating Events To Combat Declining Marriage And Birth Rates
South Korea faces a demographic crisis marked by record-low marriage and birth rates, with a fertility rate of just 0.72, the world's lowest. High working hours, expensive housing, and costly childcare contribute to this trend.
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Why Journalists Were On Mob's Target In Bangladesh
As unrest grips Bangladesh, the Muhammad Yunus-led interim government has urged people to resist acts of mob violence, warning that such actions threaten to derail the country's democratic process.
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Why Anti-India Mob Attacked Bangladesh Media Houses, Mujibur Rahman's House
Bangladesh is once again on fire following the death of a radical Islamist leader who gained prominence during the 2024 student uprising that led to the ouster of former premier Sheikh Hasina.
-
In This Bihar Village, Women Make 10 Trips A Day For Drinking Water
The women leave the house even before sunrise, walk to the riverbank, carry 20-litre water pots on their heads and return to the village. This routine continues from dawn to dusk.
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"Save Your Tears": White House Responds To Ariana Grande's Anti-Trump Post
American popstar Ariana Grande's latest social media post questioning US President Donald Trump's handling of recent events and policy decisions has received a direct response from the White House.
-
Middle East Crisis Breakthrough? Trump Says 'Something Special' Will Be Done
US President Donald Trump on Sunday hinted at a breakthrough in the Middle East crisis, saying "all are on board for something special," on the eve of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to the White House.
-
India Home Prices Set To Soar, Pushing Millions Into Costly Rentals
Home prices in India are set to rise faster than expected, fuelled by demand from wealthy buyers, while a shrinking supply of affordable housing is likely to keep many stuck in ever more expensive rentals, a Reuters poll of property experts found.
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Rising Prices, Rice Crisis, Tariffs: Threaten Japan's Coalition Ahead Of Vote
Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba faces an increasingly uphill battle in Sunday's upper house election, and a loss could worsen political instability at a time of daunting challenges, such as rising prices and high US tariffs.
-
Iran's First Supreme Leader's Ancestors Lived In This Indian Village
Gripped in a bitter flareup in the Middle East crisis, the Islamic regime in Iran has vowed not to yield to US pressure and Israeli missiles.
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"Beyond Reach Of Middle-Class ": Post Highlights How Buying a Home In Delhi Now A Distant Dream
The user shared how properties in well-known neighborhoods came with exorbitant price tags, making homeownership seem like an unattainable luxury.
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Intel, TSMC Tentatively Agree to Form Chipmaking Joint Venture: Report
Intel and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co have reportedly reached a preliminary agreement to form a joint venture. TSMC, the world's largest contract chipmaker, will take a 20 percent stake in the new company.
-
US-Ukraine Peace Talks Begin After Kyiv's Biggest Drone Attack On Moscow
The US-Ukraine peace talks follow last months White House talks when US President Donald Trump and Zelensky clashed, and took bilateral relations to an all time low. Trump raised his voice at Zelensky and said that he should be more grateful.
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Australia To Ban Foreigners Buying Existing Homes: How Will It Affect Indians Migrants
Australia is planning to ban foreigners from buying established houses for the next two years. The move is part of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese-led government's election pitch to tackle surging home prices.
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Video Of Bengaluru's Ridiculously Small Flat Shocks Internet, Its Rent Is...
The video begins with the man standing in the centre of the room, dramatically spreading his arms wide to demonstrate the flat's narrow breadth.
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Why China Remains Undeterred About Opening Up Its Economy
The country's economy, the world's second-largest, has struggled to recover from the Covid-19 pandemic, facing challenges like a debt crisis in the housing sector, low consumption, and high youth unemployment.
-
South Korea Launches Speed Dating Events To Combat Declining Marriage And Birth Rates
South Korea faces a demographic crisis marked by record-low marriage and birth rates, with a fertility rate of just 0.72, the world's lowest. High working hours, expensive housing, and costly childcare contribute to this trend.
