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"Attacks By Pakistanis": Owner After Shutting Down Indian Eatery In London
An Indian-origin restaurant owner in London has claimed that he has to shut down his eatery after a 16-year run due to a combination of factors, including repeated "disturbances and attacks by Pakistanis."
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Why Trump's New 15% Tariffs Can Again Land In Legal Trouble
US President Donald Trump's temporary 15 per cent tariffs, announced to replace those struck down by the US Supreme Court, may also land in legal troubles.
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'Australia Doesn't Want Indian Migrants': Neo-Nazi Activist's Racist Outburst
An Australian extremist's anti-India outburst has triggered widespread outrage on social media.
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Canada's Big Move Against Mumbai Attack Accused Tahawwur Rana Before PM Carney's India Visit
The Canadian government has reportedly started proceedings to revoke the citizenship of 26/11 Mumbai terror attack mastermind Tahawwur Hussain Rana.
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A Food Queue Photo Leads To Online Racist Attacks Against Indians In Ireland
A simple photograph of a queue outside an Irish food bank triggered a wave of racist attacks against Indians on social media, exposing the growing xenophobia faced by the Indian community in Ireland.
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Bangladesh President's "Overthrow, Destabilise Dhaka" Charge Against Yunus
Bangladesh's president, Mohammed Shahabuddin, has accused the former chief adviser, Nobel laureate Mohammad Yunus, of "conspiring" to remove him from office in an unconstitutional manner.
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"Civilians Targeted": Kabul After Pakistan Says 70 Killed In Afghan Border Attack
Pakistan's military has claimed that it has killed at least 70 in strikes along the border with Afghanistan over the weekend, targeting what it described as terror hideouts, which it blamed for recent attacks inside the country.
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Bangladesh Army Reshuffled, India Adviser Returns After Tarique Rahman Oath
Just days after Tarique Rahman took over as Bangladesh's new prime minister, the South Asian nation's military witnessed a major reshuffle at the top level, including the appointment of a new chief of general staff (CGS).
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How Mexico Army Killed 'El Mencho', Drug Lord Who Evaded Arrest For Years
The Mexican government has said that its security forces have killed the country's most wanted cartel boss, setting off a wave of violent reprisals across several states as cartel operatives sought to exact revenge in a show of force.
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Cop-Turned-Drug Lord, Mexico's 'El Mencho' Leaves Bloody Legacy
Mexico's most wanted man and the leader of the feared drug cartel Jalisco New Generation (CJNG) has been killed in a military operation to arrest him.
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"Attacks By Pakistanis": Owner After Shutting Down Indian Eatery In London
An Indian-origin restaurant owner in London has claimed that he has to shut down his eatery after a 16-year run due to a combination of factors, including repeated "disturbances and attacks by Pakistanis."
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Why Trump's New 15% Tariffs Can Again Land In Legal Trouble
US President Donald Trump's temporary 15 per cent tariffs, announced to replace those struck down by the US Supreme Court, may also land in legal troubles.
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'Australia Doesn't Want Indian Migrants': Neo-Nazi Activist's Racist Outburst
An Australian extremist's anti-India outburst has triggered widespread outrage on social media.
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Canada's Big Move Against Mumbai Attack Accused Tahawwur Rana Before PM Carney's India Visit
The Canadian government has reportedly started proceedings to revoke the citizenship of 26/11 Mumbai terror attack mastermind Tahawwur Hussain Rana.
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A Food Queue Photo Leads To Online Racist Attacks Against Indians In Ireland
A simple photograph of a queue outside an Irish food bank triggered a wave of racist attacks against Indians on social media, exposing the growing xenophobia faced by the Indian community in Ireland.
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Bangladesh President's "Overthrow, Destabilise Dhaka" Charge Against Yunus
Bangladesh's president, Mohammed Shahabuddin, has accused the former chief adviser, Nobel laureate Mohammad Yunus, of "conspiring" to remove him from office in an unconstitutional manner.
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"Civilians Targeted": Kabul After Pakistan Says 70 Killed In Afghan Border Attack
Pakistan's military has claimed that it has killed at least 70 in strikes along the border with Afghanistan over the weekend, targeting what it described as terror hideouts, which it blamed for recent attacks inside the country.
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Bangladesh Army Reshuffled, India Adviser Returns After Tarique Rahman Oath
Just days after Tarique Rahman took over as Bangladesh's new prime minister, the South Asian nation's military witnessed a major reshuffle at the top level, including the appointment of a new chief of general staff (CGS).
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How Mexico Army Killed 'El Mencho', Drug Lord Who Evaded Arrest For Years
The Mexican government has said that its security forces have killed the country's most wanted cartel boss, setting off a wave of violent reprisals across several states as cartel operatives sought to exact revenge in a show of force.
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Cop-Turned-Drug Lord, Mexico's 'El Mencho' Leaves Bloody Legacy
Mexico's most wanted man and the leader of the feared drug cartel Jalisco New Generation (CJNG) has been killed in a military operation to arrest him.
