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Why Nobel Peace Prize Winner Maria Corina Machado Is Facing Criticism
A controversy has surfaced after Venezuelan democracy activist Maria Corina Machado was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize 2025.
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Internet Banned In Islamabad, Rawalpindi Ahead Of Anti-Israel Protest In Pakistan
The Shehbaz Sharif government in Pakistan has suspended internet in the capital, Islamabad, and in Rawalpindi ahead of an anti-Israel protest called by Islamist political party Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP).
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PM Congratulates Trump On Gaza Peace Plan, Discusses India-US Trade
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today congratulated US President Donald Trump on the success of the Gaza peace plan that the American leader had proposed in a major step to end a war that has killed tens of thousands of people.
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PM Modi Welcomes Trump's Plans To End Gaza War: "Pathway To Long-Term Peace"
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has extended support to US President Donald Trump's new plan to end the Gaza conflict.
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Parties' Complacency Led To Nepal Protest: Ex Defence Minister To NDTV
As peace returned to Nepal after days of protests, former defence minister Minendra Rijal admitted that the complacency of political parties and mismanagement gave rise to the violent agitation.
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"Not Against Any Third Party": China Defends Invite To Putin, Kim After Trump's 'Conspiracy' Claims
China defended on Thursday its decision to invite the leaders of Russia and North Korea to World War II commemorations, which President Donald Trump accused them of using to conspire against the United States.
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Calcutta University Refuses To Postpone Exam For Trinamool Congress Event
The University of Calcutta has refused to postpone an exam scheduled for August 28, which happens to be the foundation day of the Trinamool Chhatra Parishad (TMCP), the student wing of the ruling Trinamool Congress.
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Explained: Why Peace Deal Before Ceasefire Won't End Russia-Ukraine Conflict
First, the two parties, Russia and Ukraine, weren't asking to come to the peace table. Neither one of them is ready yet, apparently. Second, the process was flawed.
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From $100 Bill To Mount Rushmore: How Republicans Are Planning To Honour Trump
Trump is six months into his second term, but some Republicans are ready to elevate him into the pantheon of American greats, proposing an ever-growing list of bills paying tribute well before his second term ends.
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Thailand-Cambodia Clash: Deaths Reach 32, UN Holds Closed-Door Meet
The council did not issue a statement but a council diplomat said all 15 members called on the parties to deescalate, show restraint and resolve the dispute peacefully.
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India Can Talk To Pak If It Takes Action Against Terrorism: Shashi Tharoor
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor said on Tuesday that New Delhi can engage in dialogue with Islamabad if it takes significant action against the infrastructure of terrorism that is visible everywhere in the country.
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Explained: What's Behind The Political Tension Roiling Bangladesh
Bangladesh's interim government, led by Nobel peace laureate Muhammad Yunus, faces mounting discontent among citizens and discord among political parties over its plans for elections.
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Behind The Political Tension Fuelling Unrest In Bangladesh
Bangladesh's interim government, led by Nobel peace laureate Muhammad Yunus, faces mounting discontent among citizens and discord among political parties as election delays and reform deadlock continues.
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Putin And Turkish Foreign Minister Discuss Ukraine Peace Efforts, Source Says
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkey's foreign minister discussed at a meeting in Moscow efforts to end the war in Ukraine and developments since direct talks between the warring parties, a Turkish Foreign Ministry source said.
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J&K's Progress Triggered Adversaries Across Border: Salman Khurshid In Seoul
Congress leader and All-party delegation member Salman Khurshid on Monday said that Jammu and Kashmir had embarked on a path of peace, prosperity, and growth, which was seen as a threat by adversaries across the border.
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Why Nobel Peace Prize Winner Maria Corina Machado Is Facing Criticism
A controversy has surfaced after Venezuelan democracy activist Maria Corina Machado was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize 2025.
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Internet Banned In Islamabad, Rawalpindi Ahead Of Anti-Israel Protest In Pakistan
The Shehbaz Sharif government in Pakistan has suspended internet in the capital, Islamabad, and in Rawalpindi ahead of an anti-Israel protest called by Islamist political party Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP).
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PM Congratulates Trump On Gaza Peace Plan, Discusses India-US Trade
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today congratulated US President Donald Trump on the success of the Gaza peace plan that the American leader had proposed in a major step to end a war that has killed tens of thousands of people.
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PM Modi Welcomes Trump's Plans To End Gaza War: "Pathway To Long-Term Peace"
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has extended support to US President Donald Trump's new plan to end the Gaza conflict.
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Parties' Complacency Led To Nepal Protest: Ex Defence Minister To NDTV
As peace returned to Nepal after days of protests, former defence minister Minendra Rijal admitted that the complacency of political parties and mismanagement gave rise to the violent agitation.
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"Not Against Any Third Party": China Defends Invite To Putin, Kim After Trump's 'Conspiracy' Claims
China defended on Thursday its decision to invite the leaders of Russia and North Korea to World War II commemorations, which President Donald Trump accused them of using to conspire against the United States.
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Calcutta University Refuses To Postpone Exam For Trinamool Congress Event
The University of Calcutta has refused to postpone an exam scheduled for August 28, which happens to be the foundation day of the Trinamool Chhatra Parishad (TMCP), the student wing of the ruling Trinamool Congress.
-
Explained: Why Peace Deal Before Ceasefire Won't End Russia-Ukraine Conflict
First, the two parties, Russia and Ukraine, weren't asking to come to the peace table. Neither one of them is ready yet, apparently. Second, the process was flawed.
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From $100 Bill To Mount Rushmore: How Republicans Are Planning To Honour Trump
Trump is six months into his second term, but some Republicans are ready to elevate him into the pantheon of American greats, proposing an ever-growing list of bills paying tribute well before his second term ends.
-
Thailand-Cambodia Clash: Deaths Reach 32, UN Holds Closed-Door Meet
The council did not issue a statement but a council diplomat said all 15 members called on the parties to deescalate, show restraint and resolve the dispute peacefully.
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India Can Talk To Pak If It Takes Action Against Terrorism: Shashi Tharoor
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor said on Tuesday that New Delhi can engage in dialogue with Islamabad if it takes significant action against the infrastructure of terrorism that is visible everywhere in the country.
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Explained: What's Behind The Political Tension Roiling Bangladesh
Bangladesh's interim government, led by Nobel peace laureate Muhammad Yunus, faces mounting discontent among citizens and discord among political parties over its plans for elections.
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Behind The Political Tension Fuelling Unrest In Bangladesh
Bangladesh's interim government, led by Nobel peace laureate Muhammad Yunus, faces mounting discontent among citizens and discord among political parties as election delays and reform deadlock continues.
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Putin And Turkish Foreign Minister Discuss Ukraine Peace Efforts, Source Says
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkey's foreign minister discussed at a meeting in Moscow efforts to end the war in Ukraine and developments since direct talks between the warring parties, a Turkish Foreign Ministry source said.
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J&K's Progress Triggered Adversaries Across Border: Salman Khurshid In Seoul
Congress leader and All-party delegation member Salman Khurshid on Monday said that Jammu and Kashmir had embarked on a path of peace, prosperity, and growth, which was seen as a threat by adversaries across the border.
