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Built Over 400 Years Ago, This 'Haunted' Church In Goa Hosts 'Three Kings Feast' Every Year
Every year on January 6, this 'haunted' chapel hosts the famous Feast of the Three Kings, one of Goa's oldest and most special Christian celebrations.
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Middle East Conflicts Pose A Danger To Whales Off South Africa: Study
Environmental scientists, activists and even social media posts have highlighted the dangers of maritime traffic for sea mammals.
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Japan Fires Missiles During Defence Drills, Draws China's Criticism
Japan fired Type-88 missiles around 75 kilometres offshore in the South China Sea as a part of its military exercise.
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Planned For 10 Years, Out In 2 Hours: How Family Of 9 Escaped North Korea
A North Korean family of nine executed a decade-long escape plan in just two hours, sailing across the Yellow Sea to freedom, though tragedy struck months later when the younger brother who made it all possible died in an accident.
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In This Country Locked By South Africa On All Sides, It Snows In Winter
It is the only country in Africa where all land lies more than 1,000 metres above sea level, making it the continent's coldest nation
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'Pay To Pass': Is Iran Turning Strait Of Hormuz Into A Toll Route?
Oman said it had held talks with Iran on options to ensure smooth transit through the Strait of Hormuz but did not confirm any agreements so far.
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China Will Back Pakistan But Leave Iran Exposed In War: An Expert Reveals Why
Pakistan anchors China's western flank through decades of military cooperation and the China Pakistan Economic Corridor, giving Beijing strategic reach toward the Arabian Sea and leverage in South Asia crises.
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Indian Refiners Look To Buy Iranian Oil As US Waives Sanctions: Report
Other than China, major buyers of Iranian crude before sanctions were re-imposed included India, South Korea, Japan, Italy, Greece, Taiwan and Turkey.
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Russian Tanker Carrying 7.7 Lakh Barrels Of Oil To Arrive In India On March 21
A Russian tanker, originally bound for China and loaded with 7.7 lakh barrels of crude oil, has U-turned in the South China Sea and is now hurrying to India, a senior government official said Thursday.
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China Accuses Australia And New Zealand Of "Colonial-Style Arrogance"
China condemned Australia and New Zealand on Wednesday for "colonial-style arrogance" and poor treatment of Indigenous people after a joint statement by the two nations raised concerns over Beijing's rights record.
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Russia Oil Tanker Bound For China Makes U-Turn. Now, Heading To India
A Russian oil-laden tanker that was bound for China has U-turned in the South China Sea, and is now hurrying to India after New Delhi began doubling down on imports from Moscow.
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North Korea Fires Ballistic Missile Towards Sea During US-South Korea Drills
The projectile was fired toward the sea off North Korea's east coast, the South Korean military said in a brief message to reporters. It gave no further details. Japan's coast guard said the projectile appeared to have fallen into the sea.
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8 Seaside Restaurants In Chennai Perfect For Ocean-View Dining
Chennai is home to some of the city's most scenic beachfront restaurants. This guide curates the top spots for great food paired with breathtaking sea views.
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Final Chapter Of A23a? Colossal Antarctic Iceberg Nears Its End, Might Disappear Within Weeks
Disintegration of the world's oldest iceberg has implications for global sea levels and marine ecosystems.
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A Taste Of Cape Town: Vineyards, Villages And The Soul Of The West Coast
Cape Town is often described as a city where mountains meet the sea - but it's also a place where cultures, flavours, and landscapes blend into something uniquely South African
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Built Over 400 Years Ago, This 'Haunted' Church In Goa Hosts 'Three Kings Feast' Every Year
Every year on January 6, this 'haunted' chapel hosts the famous Feast of the Three Kings, one of Goa's oldest and most special Christian celebrations.
-
Middle East Conflicts Pose A Danger To Whales Off South Africa: Study
Environmental scientists, activists and even social media posts have highlighted the dangers of maritime traffic for sea mammals.
-
Japan Fires Missiles During Defence Drills, Draws China's Criticism
Japan fired Type-88 missiles around 75 kilometres offshore in the South China Sea as a part of its military exercise.
-
Planned For 10 Years, Out In 2 Hours: How Family Of 9 Escaped North Korea
A North Korean family of nine executed a decade-long escape plan in just two hours, sailing across the Yellow Sea to freedom, though tragedy struck months later when the younger brother who made it all possible died in an accident.
-
In This Country Locked By South Africa On All Sides, It Snows In Winter
It is the only country in Africa where all land lies more than 1,000 metres above sea level, making it the continent's coldest nation
-
'Pay To Pass': Is Iran Turning Strait Of Hormuz Into A Toll Route?
Oman said it had held talks with Iran on options to ensure smooth transit through the Strait of Hormuz but did not confirm any agreements so far.
-
China Will Back Pakistan But Leave Iran Exposed In War: An Expert Reveals Why
Pakistan anchors China's western flank through decades of military cooperation and the China Pakistan Economic Corridor, giving Beijing strategic reach toward the Arabian Sea and leverage in South Asia crises.
-
Indian Refiners Look To Buy Iranian Oil As US Waives Sanctions: Report
Other than China, major buyers of Iranian crude before sanctions were re-imposed included India, South Korea, Japan, Italy, Greece, Taiwan and Turkey.
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Russian Tanker Carrying 7.7 Lakh Barrels Of Oil To Arrive In India On March 21
A Russian tanker, originally bound for China and loaded with 7.7 lakh barrels of crude oil, has U-turned in the South China Sea and is now hurrying to India, a senior government official said Thursday.
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China Accuses Australia And New Zealand Of "Colonial-Style Arrogance"
China condemned Australia and New Zealand on Wednesday for "colonial-style arrogance" and poor treatment of Indigenous people after a joint statement by the two nations raised concerns over Beijing's rights record.
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Russia Oil Tanker Bound For China Makes U-Turn. Now, Heading To India
A Russian oil-laden tanker that was bound for China has U-turned in the South China Sea, and is now hurrying to India after New Delhi began doubling down on imports from Moscow.
-
North Korea Fires Ballistic Missile Towards Sea During US-South Korea Drills
The projectile was fired toward the sea off North Korea's east coast, the South Korean military said in a brief message to reporters. It gave no further details. Japan's coast guard said the projectile appeared to have fallen into the sea.
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8 Seaside Restaurants In Chennai Perfect For Ocean-View Dining
Chennai is home to some of the city's most scenic beachfront restaurants. This guide curates the top spots for great food paired with breathtaking sea views.
-
Final Chapter Of A23a? Colossal Antarctic Iceberg Nears Its End, Might Disappear Within Weeks
Disintegration of the world's oldest iceberg has implications for global sea levels and marine ecosystems.
-
A Taste Of Cape Town: Vineyards, Villages And The Soul Of The West Coast
Cape Town is often described as a city where mountains meet the sea - but it's also a place where cultures, flavours, and landscapes blend into something uniquely South African
