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How India Is Aiding Typhoon-Hit Myanmar, Laos, Vietnam; Drought-Hit Namibia
India has sent a second tranche of relief supplies to Myanmar under its Operation Sadbhav, which was launched two days ago to help Southeast Asian countries deal with Typhoon Yagi.
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21 Killed, 67 Injured In Market Shelling In Sudan: Report
Shelling at a market in Sennar in southeast Sudan killed 21 people and wounded another 67 on Sunday, a medical source told AFP, blaming paramilitaries for the attack.
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Zika Virus: All You Need To Know About Symptoms And Treatment
Zika Virus Cases: The first case was found in 1947 in Uganda and since then it has spread to several parts of the world including Africa, Southeast Asia, the Pacific Islands, and the Americas.
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Microsoft Is Reportedly Exploring Free Xbox Game Pass Access in Exchange for Watching Adverts
Microsoft is reportedly looking into offering free Xbox game streaming access in exchange for watching ads. Currently, there are no solid plans but Xbox Gaming CFO Tim Stuart floated the idea of introducing the plan in countries like Africa, India, and Southeast Asia, where mobile gaming takes priority over consoles. Reports and surveys from earlie...
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Early Humans Reached Asia Sooner Than Imagined, Fossil Discovery Shows
Archaeologists believe that our earliest ancestors most likely travelled coastlines and islands through southeast Asia towards Australia, roughly 50,000-60,000 years ago.
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Debris From Chinese Long March 5B Rocket Crashing Toward Earth: Details
Debris from China’s Long March 5B rocket are crashing towards Earth, according to California-based nonprofit Aerospace. The debris of the rocket that was launched on July 24, could make an uncontrolled entry on July 31, with the debris field including the US, as well as Africa, Australia, Brazil, India and Southeast Asia. China has dismissed conc...
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WHO Chief Thanks India, PM Modi For "Support To Global Covid Response"
The World Health Organisation has thanked India for "continued support" in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. India has been sending vaccines to countries in the Southeast Asian neighbourhood and to others like Brazil and Morocco. South Africa will also get the vaccine soon.
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Tiny Beetle Is Killing Forest In South Africa And There's No Solution
A black beetle the size of a sesame seed is killing South Africa's trees, and no one knows how to stop it.
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US, India To Revive 'New Silk Road' Seen As Counter To China's Belt And Road Project
The US has revived two major infrastructure projects in South and Southeast Asia in which India would be a vital player, a move that could potentially act as a counter to China's ambitious Belt and Road initiative. The Trump administration has resuscitated the 'New Silk Road' initiative, first announced by then Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in...
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Rocket Internet Says Making Progress to Limit Losses
Rocket has set up dozens of e-commerce sites, aiming to replicate the success of Amazon and Alibaba in Africa, Southeast Asia, Latin America, and Russia.
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Niger Air Force Bombs Boko Haram Base, Arrests 20 Terrotists
Niger's air force bombed a Boko Haram base in the country's southeast and arrested more than 20 terrorists, security sources said today, in its biggest counter-attack in eight months.
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Ebola Outbreak Reaches Senegal, Riots Break Out in Guinea
The West African state of Senegal became the fifth country to be hit by the world's worst Ebola outbreak on Friday, while riots broke out in neighbouring Guinea's remote southeast where infection rates are rising fast.
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Malawi Police Probe Ballot Box Fire After Disputed Count
Malawi police are investigating a fire in a government warehouse that destroyed ballot boxes containing votes from a disputed election just days after a court ordered a recount, a spokesman said on Wednesday.
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Namibia Caught in Net of Elephant, Rhino Poaching
The rising tide of elephant and rhino poaching in Africa is spreading to the sparsely-populated vastness of Namibia in the southeast of the continent, latest official figures show.
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A million children a year develop TB, study
About a million children, double the previous estimate, fall ill with tuberculosis every year, said a study on Monday that also gave the first tally of drug-resistant TB among the young.
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How India Is Aiding Typhoon-Hit Myanmar, Laos, Vietnam; Drought-Hit Namibia
India has sent a second tranche of relief supplies to Myanmar under its Operation Sadbhav, which was launched two days ago to help Southeast Asian countries deal with Typhoon Yagi.
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21 Killed, 67 Injured In Market Shelling In Sudan: Report
Shelling at a market in Sennar in southeast Sudan killed 21 people and wounded another 67 on Sunday, a medical source told AFP, blaming paramilitaries for the attack.
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Zika Virus: All You Need To Know About Symptoms And Treatment
Zika Virus Cases: The first case was found in 1947 in Uganda and since then it has spread to several parts of the world including Africa, Southeast Asia, the Pacific Islands, and the Americas.
-
Microsoft Is Reportedly Exploring Free Xbox Game Pass Access in Exchange for Watching Adverts
Microsoft is reportedly looking into offering free Xbox game streaming access in exchange for watching ads. Currently, there are no solid plans but Xbox Gaming CFO Tim Stuart floated the idea of introducing the plan in countries like Africa, India, and Southeast Asia, where mobile gaming takes priority over consoles. Reports and surveys from earlie...
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Early Humans Reached Asia Sooner Than Imagined, Fossil Discovery Shows
Archaeologists believe that our earliest ancestors most likely travelled coastlines and islands through southeast Asia towards Australia, roughly 50,000-60,000 years ago.
-
Debris From Chinese Long March 5B Rocket Crashing Toward Earth: Details
Debris from China’s Long March 5B rocket are crashing towards Earth, according to California-based nonprofit Aerospace. The debris of the rocket that was launched on July 24, could make an uncontrolled entry on July 31, with the debris field including the US, as well as Africa, Australia, Brazil, India and Southeast Asia. China has dismissed conc...
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WHO Chief Thanks India, PM Modi For "Support To Global Covid Response"
The World Health Organisation has thanked India for "continued support" in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. India has been sending vaccines to countries in the Southeast Asian neighbourhood and to others like Brazil and Morocco. South Africa will also get the vaccine soon.
-
Tiny Beetle Is Killing Forest In South Africa And There's No Solution
A black beetle the size of a sesame seed is killing South Africa's trees, and no one knows how to stop it.
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US, India To Revive 'New Silk Road' Seen As Counter To China's Belt And Road Project
The US has revived two major infrastructure projects in South and Southeast Asia in which India would be a vital player, a move that could potentially act as a counter to China's ambitious Belt and Road initiative. The Trump administration has resuscitated the 'New Silk Road' initiative, first announced by then Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in...
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Rocket Internet Says Making Progress to Limit Losses
Rocket has set up dozens of e-commerce sites, aiming to replicate the success of Amazon and Alibaba in Africa, Southeast Asia, Latin America, and Russia.
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Niger Air Force Bombs Boko Haram Base, Arrests 20 Terrotists
Niger's air force bombed a Boko Haram base in the country's southeast and arrested more than 20 terrorists, security sources said today, in its biggest counter-attack in eight months.
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Ebola Outbreak Reaches Senegal, Riots Break Out in Guinea
The West African state of Senegal became the fifth country to be hit by the world's worst Ebola outbreak on Friday, while riots broke out in neighbouring Guinea's remote southeast where infection rates are rising fast.
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Malawi Police Probe Ballot Box Fire After Disputed Count
Malawi police are investigating a fire in a government warehouse that destroyed ballot boxes containing votes from a disputed election just days after a court ordered a recount, a spokesman said on Wednesday.
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Namibia Caught in Net of Elephant, Rhino Poaching
The rising tide of elephant and rhino poaching in Africa is spreading to the sparsely-populated vastness of Namibia in the southeast of the continent, latest official figures show.
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A million children a year develop TB, study
About a million children, double the previous estimate, fall ill with tuberculosis every year, said a study on Monday that also gave the first tally of drug-resistant TB among the young.
