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Kenya Flower Industry Loses $1.4 Million Weekly Due To US-Iran-Israel War
While the Middle East isn't Kenya's main export market for flowers, the US-Iran war has disrupted its cargo freight to Europe, leading to huge losses.
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Ukrainian Cop Freed From Russian Captivity After 2 Years, Was "Beaten, Abused"
The police officer was seen in tears after being presented with a bouquet of flowers wrapped in the Ukrainian flag and hugged by the people.
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Congress Starts "Flower On Ear" Campaign Against BJP In Poll-Bound Karnataka
Intensifying its election campaign in poll-bound Karnataka, the Congress on Saturday launched a 'poster war' against the BJP by pasting 'Kivi Mele Hoova' (flower on the ear) on BJP posters in Bengaluru and Dakshina Kannada districts.
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"They Break It, We'll Fix": Russia-Proof Ukraine's "Lifeline" Rail System
A salvo of missiles brought the Kremlin's war on Ukraine to Fastiv, a quiet town abounding with flowering cherry trees and set in sweeping farmland hundreds of kilometres from the front lines.
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For War Memorial Launch, Multi-Religion Prayers, Choppers Shower Flowers
The inaugural ceremony of the National War Memorial in the India Gate Complex saw a sombre tribute to the fallen soldiers of the country that included a shower of flower petals form three helicopters flying overhead, to a multi-faith prayer, and the lighting of the eternal lamp by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Mamata Banerjee-Amit Shah War Of Words Spawns Another Battle: Who Is Number 2 In Bengal?
Saffron flowers were showered on BJP chief Amit Shah as he wound his way through 114 Chetla Lockgate Lane in Kolkata, half a kilometre from the home of West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and bang in the middle of her Assembly constituency.
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1st Test: England Cricketers Wear 'Poppies With Pride' vs India at Rajkot
Alastair Cook's men wore the red flower symbol, which honours war dead, on the right collar of their shirts and held a minute's silence before play on Day 3 in the first Test between India in Rajkot
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This Woman Used an Unexploded World War 1 Bomb as Vase for 30 Years
A 45-year-old UK woman was left shell-shocked after discovering that her favourite flower vase that she had used for 30 years was an unexploded bomb from the World War I.
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Vietnam anti-China activists mark 1979 border war
Vietnamese activists on Sunday marked the 35th anniversary of a bloody border war with China, chanting slogans, patriotic songs and laying flowers at a temple in central Hanoi.
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Top Chinese filmmaker apologises over children: studio
One of China's top movie directors has admitted having three children with his current wife, according to a studio media posting, apologising after months of speculation he broke the country's controversial family planning laws.
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Chinese director investigated for having 7 kids
State media say authorities are investigating reports that one of Chinese cinema's top names has fathered seven children in violation of the one-child policy.
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Batman star Christian Bale attacked by Chinese guards
Christian Bale has suffered a nasty brush with Chinese guards who forcibly blocked him and a CNN crew from visiting a blind lawyer.
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You are a flag of war, say DMK posters for Kanimozhi
Inee Nee Poongodiyalla! Porkodi! (Henceforth, you are not a flowering plant, but flag of war), read one of the hundreds of hoardings put up to greet DMK Rajya Sabha MP Kanimozhi, who had a date with the city after a 6-month stay in Tihar Jail. DMK cadre, who were lying low after the assembly poll loss, the 2G case controversy and spate of land grab...
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Dhoni, Flower caught in war of words
India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni and England coach Andy Flower are caught in a war of words on the spirit with which the current ODI series is being played between the two sides.
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In a field of flowers, the wreckage of war in Libya
The attack seemed to have come out of clear skies onto a field of wildflowers. Littered across the landscape, some 30 miles south of Benghazi, the detritus of the allied airstrikes on Saturday and Sunday morning offered a panorama of destruction: tanks, charred and battered, their turrets blasted clean off, one with a body still caught in its remna...
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Kenya Flower Industry Loses $1.4 Million Weekly Due To US-Iran-Israel War
While the Middle East isn't Kenya's main export market for flowers, the US-Iran war has disrupted its cargo freight to Europe, leading to huge losses.
-
Ukrainian Cop Freed From Russian Captivity After 2 Years, Was "Beaten, Abused"
The police officer was seen in tears after being presented with a bouquet of flowers wrapped in the Ukrainian flag and hugged by the people.
-
Congress Starts "Flower On Ear" Campaign Against BJP In Poll-Bound Karnataka
Intensifying its election campaign in poll-bound Karnataka, the Congress on Saturday launched a 'poster war' against the BJP by pasting 'Kivi Mele Hoova' (flower on the ear) on BJP posters in Bengaluru and Dakshina Kannada districts.
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"They Break It, We'll Fix": Russia-Proof Ukraine's "Lifeline" Rail System
A salvo of missiles brought the Kremlin's war on Ukraine to Fastiv, a quiet town abounding with flowering cherry trees and set in sweeping farmland hundreds of kilometres from the front lines.
-
For War Memorial Launch, Multi-Religion Prayers, Choppers Shower Flowers
The inaugural ceremony of the National War Memorial in the India Gate Complex saw a sombre tribute to the fallen soldiers of the country that included a shower of flower petals form three helicopters flying overhead, to a multi-faith prayer, and the lighting of the eternal lamp by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
-
Mamata Banerjee-Amit Shah War Of Words Spawns Another Battle: Who Is Number 2 In Bengal?
Saffron flowers were showered on BJP chief Amit Shah as he wound his way through 114 Chetla Lockgate Lane in Kolkata, half a kilometre from the home of West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and bang in the middle of her Assembly constituency.
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1st Test: England Cricketers Wear 'Poppies With Pride' vs India at Rajkot
Alastair Cook's men wore the red flower symbol, which honours war dead, on the right collar of their shirts and held a minute's silence before play on Day 3 in the first Test between India in Rajkot
-
This Woman Used an Unexploded World War 1 Bomb as Vase for 30 Years
A 45-year-old UK woman was left shell-shocked after discovering that her favourite flower vase that she had used for 30 years was an unexploded bomb from the World War I.
-
Vietnam anti-China activists mark 1979 border war
Vietnamese activists on Sunday marked the 35th anniversary of a bloody border war with China, chanting slogans, patriotic songs and laying flowers at a temple in central Hanoi.
-
Top Chinese filmmaker apologises over children: studio
One of China's top movie directors has admitted having three children with his current wife, according to a studio media posting, apologising after months of speculation he broke the country's controversial family planning laws.
-
Chinese director investigated for having 7 kids
State media say authorities are investigating reports that one of Chinese cinema's top names has fathered seven children in violation of the one-child policy.
-
Batman star Christian Bale attacked by Chinese guards
Christian Bale has suffered a nasty brush with Chinese guards who forcibly blocked him and a CNN crew from visiting a blind lawyer.
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You are a flag of war, say DMK posters for Kanimozhi
Inee Nee Poongodiyalla! Porkodi! (Henceforth, you are not a flowering plant, but flag of war), read one of the hundreds of hoardings put up to greet DMK Rajya Sabha MP Kanimozhi, who had a date with the city after a 6-month stay in Tihar Jail. DMK cadre, who were lying low after the assembly poll loss, the 2G case controversy and spate of land grab...
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Dhoni, Flower caught in war of words
India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni and England coach Andy Flower are caught in a war of words on the spirit with which the current ODI series is being played between the two sides.
-
In a field of flowers, the wreckage of war in Libya
The attack seemed to have come out of clear skies onto a field of wildflowers. Littered across the landscape, some 30 miles south of Benghazi, the detritus of the allied airstrikes on Saturday and Sunday morning offered a panorama of destruction: tanks, charred and battered, their turrets blasted clean off, one with a body still caught in its remna...
