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Trump Agreed To Pause Iran War. How Netanyahu's Lebanon Strikes May Resume It
The fresh violence threatened to scuttle what US Vice President JD Vance called a "fragile" deal.
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Explained: What Is The Battle Over China's Wartime History?
China commemorated 80 years since the end of World War Two this week with a massive military parade against a backdrop of a disputed history about who ultimately defeated Japan.
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Meta's Mark Zuckerberg Disputes US Antitrust Case in Trial Testimony
Mark Zuckerberg testified in a US antitrust trial this week. The FTC is seeking to force Meta to restructure Instagram and WhatsApp, challenging its reliance on ad revenue and its dominance in the social networking space. Meta has argued that its purchases of Instagram in 2012 and WhatsApp in 2014 have benefited users.
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Disco Elysium Adds a Collage Mode to Fabricate New Scenes, Former Creatives Dispute Studio ZA/UM’s Claims
Disco Elysium’s PC version just got a Collage Mode. This diorama tool lets you drag and drop characters, and add backgrounds, stickers, frames, filters, and more to create custom scenes. The free update weighs about 300MB and can be accessed from the main menu. Additionally, former Disco Elysium creatives Robert Kurvitz and Sander Taal have dispu...
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French Actor Claims She's Being Held Hostage In Goa Home Over Property Row
A 75-year-old French actor has alleged she is being held "hostage" in her house at Calangute in North Goa since earlier this week over a property dispute and finds herself in a "dangerous situation".
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"This Claim Is Disputed" Warning On Donald Trump's Tweets Becomes An ROFL Meme
US President Donald Trump has been on a tweeting spree ever since American mainstream media called the 2020 election in favour of his Democrat challenger Joe Biden. As part of its efforts to curb misinformation, Twitter has started labeling some of Mr Trump's tweets with disclaimers like "this claim about election fraud is disputed" or "multiple so...
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Marathi-Speaking Belagavi Counts On Karnataka Polls To End Border Dispute
The Belagavi district in Karnataka that borders Maharashtra is home to a large number of Marathis. Several Marathi signs point to their presence in this disputed zone. Maharashtra has staked claims to the area ever since the region, earlier part of Bombay state, was included in Mysore state in 1956. The long-standing issue is brought up every elect...
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ICC Creates Panel To Address India-Pakistan Differences
The Pakistan Cricket Board is seeking 70 million dollars in compensation for India not playing several bilateral series.
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On Ayodhya Case, PM Modi Attacks Congress, Praises Waqf Board: 10 Points
Four days before Gujarat votes and exactly 25 years after the Babri masjid was razed in Ayodhya, the Ram temple issue has stormed back into a centre of a row, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi making a sharp attack on Wednesday on the Congress over its leader Kapil Sibal's plea in the Supreme Court to defer hearing in the Ayodhya case till after th...
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Babri Masjid-Ayodhya Ram Temple Issue: 10 Things To Know
The final hearing over the disputed Ayodhya site, claimed by Hindus and Muslims, will begin on February 8 next year by a three-judge bench of the Supreme Court. The decision came out a day ahead of the 25th anniversary of the demolition of the 16th-century Babri Masjid on December 6, 1992 that was followed by communal riots in which around 2,000 pe...
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'Who Owns This Dog?' Judge Lets The Dog Decide In Viral Video
One adorable dog. Two people who claim to be its owner. An edited clip from a 2012 episode of the American TV show Judge Judy is suddenly viral again. It shows the unusual way the eponymous judge chooses to settle the dispute: she gets the tiny dog to decide who its true owner is.
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Researcher Claims That India, Not China, Is The World's Most Populous Nation
What's the most populous nation in the world? For years, the answer to that question was simple and rarely disputed: China. But this week an academic has sparked widespread discussion around the world by making a bold claim - that China's official population estimates were wrong and in fact India was now the world's largest country.
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China Announces South China Sea Military Exercises
China says it is closing off a part of the South China Sea for military exercises this week, days after the Hague-based Permanent Court of Arbitration ruled against Beijing's claim to ownership of virtually the entire strategic waterway.
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United Nations to consider validity of China's claim over disputed islands
The United Nations is planning to consider later this year the scientific validity of a claim by China that a group of disputed islands in the East China Sea are part of its territory, although Japan says the world body should not be involved.
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Supreme Court rejects Army chief PIL; says don't give us opinions of ex-chief justices
Defence Minister AK Antony has said he is "sorry and sad" about the government's dispute with the Army chief about how old he really is. General VK Singh took the government to court this week in the hope of establishing that he is correct in claiming that he was born in 1951, not 1950. Documents with the Army reflect both dates.
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Trump Agreed To Pause Iran War. How Netanyahu's Lebanon Strikes May Resume It
The fresh violence threatened to scuttle what US Vice President JD Vance called a "fragile" deal.
-
Explained: What Is The Battle Over China's Wartime History?
China commemorated 80 years since the end of World War Two this week with a massive military parade against a backdrop of a disputed history about who ultimately defeated Japan.
-
Meta's Mark Zuckerberg Disputes US Antitrust Case in Trial Testimony
Mark Zuckerberg testified in a US antitrust trial this week. The FTC is seeking to force Meta to restructure Instagram and WhatsApp, challenging its reliance on ad revenue and its dominance in the social networking space. Meta has argued that its purchases of Instagram in 2012 and WhatsApp in 2014 have benefited users.
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Disco Elysium Adds a Collage Mode to Fabricate New Scenes, Former Creatives Dispute Studio ZA/UM’s Claims
Disco Elysium’s PC version just got a Collage Mode. This diorama tool lets you drag and drop characters, and add backgrounds, stickers, frames, filters, and more to create custom scenes. The free update weighs about 300MB and can be accessed from the main menu. Additionally, former Disco Elysium creatives Robert Kurvitz and Sander Taal have dispu...
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French Actor Claims She's Being Held Hostage In Goa Home Over Property Row
A 75-year-old French actor has alleged she is being held "hostage" in her house at Calangute in North Goa since earlier this week over a property dispute and finds herself in a "dangerous situation".
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"This Claim Is Disputed" Warning On Donald Trump's Tweets Becomes An ROFL Meme
US President Donald Trump has been on a tweeting spree ever since American mainstream media called the 2020 election in favour of his Democrat challenger Joe Biden. As part of its efforts to curb misinformation, Twitter has started labeling some of Mr Trump's tweets with disclaimers like "this claim about election fraud is disputed" or "multiple so...
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Marathi-Speaking Belagavi Counts On Karnataka Polls To End Border Dispute
The Belagavi district in Karnataka that borders Maharashtra is home to a large number of Marathis. Several Marathi signs point to their presence in this disputed zone. Maharashtra has staked claims to the area ever since the region, earlier part of Bombay state, was included in Mysore state in 1956. The long-standing issue is brought up every elect...
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ICC Creates Panel To Address India-Pakistan Differences
The Pakistan Cricket Board is seeking 70 million dollars in compensation for India not playing several bilateral series.
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On Ayodhya Case, PM Modi Attacks Congress, Praises Waqf Board: 10 Points
Four days before Gujarat votes and exactly 25 years after the Babri masjid was razed in Ayodhya, the Ram temple issue has stormed back into a centre of a row, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi making a sharp attack on Wednesday on the Congress over its leader Kapil Sibal's plea in the Supreme Court to defer hearing in the Ayodhya case till after th...
-
Babri Masjid-Ayodhya Ram Temple Issue: 10 Things To Know
The final hearing over the disputed Ayodhya site, claimed by Hindus and Muslims, will begin on February 8 next year by a three-judge bench of the Supreme Court. The decision came out a day ahead of the 25th anniversary of the demolition of the 16th-century Babri Masjid on December 6, 1992 that was followed by communal riots in which around 2,000 pe...
-
'Who Owns This Dog?' Judge Lets The Dog Decide In Viral Video
One adorable dog. Two people who claim to be its owner. An edited clip from a 2012 episode of the American TV show Judge Judy is suddenly viral again. It shows the unusual way the eponymous judge chooses to settle the dispute: she gets the tiny dog to decide who its true owner is.
-
Researcher Claims That India, Not China, Is The World's Most Populous Nation
What's the most populous nation in the world? For years, the answer to that question was simple and rarely disputed: China. But this week an academic has sparked widespread discussion around the world by making a bold claim - that China's official population estimates were wrong and in fact India was now the world's largest country.
-
China Announces South China Sea Military Exercises
China says it is closing off a part of the South China Sea for military exercises this week, days after the Hague-based Permanent Court of Arbitration ruled against Beijing's claim to ownership of virtually the entire strategic waterway.
-
United Nations to consider validity of China's claim over disputed islands
The United Nations is planning to consider later this year the scientific validity of a claim by China that a group of disputed islands in the East China Sea are part of its territory, although Japan says the world body should not be involved.
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Supreme Court rejects Army chief PIL; says don't give us opinions of ex-chief justices
Defence Minister AK Antony has said he is "sorry and sad" about the government's dispute with the Army chief about how old he really is. General VK Singh took the government to court this week in the hope of establishing that he is correct in claiming that he was born in 1951, not 1950. Documents with the Army reflect both dates.
