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Iran Fires At 2 Ships In Hormuz Hours After Trump's Ceasefire Announcement
Iran Fires At Ship In Hormuz Hours After Trump's Ceasefire Announcement
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Yemen's Houthis Join Iran War. What Comes Next For The Middle East
The group's entry into the conflict "marks a serious and deeply concerning escalation", said Farea Al-Muslimi, a research fellow at Chatham House.
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Large Illegal Samosa Unit Busted In Hyderabad For Using Spoiled Ingredients And Reused Oil
Investigators discovered that the food being prepared on-site was made using spoiled and substandard ingredients. Officers described the conditions in the unit as "grossly unhygienic".
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Tension Over Firing In Manipur's Ukhrul, Kuki And Naga Tribes Trade Charges
The firing continued this morning, intermittently. Villagers said they remained indoors amid fears of an escalation
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The Other Route Options For Global Shipping If Hormuz Remains Blocked
As the Israel-US war on Iran disrupts shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, alternative sea routes may become important for global trade and energy supplies.
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Asia Faces Oil Supply Risks Amid Strait Of Hormuz Closure, Rising Prices
Asian economies are faced with a major energy risk after Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz and warned it would fire on any ship attempting to pass.
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Strait Of Hormuz: Iran's 50-Km-Wide Geopolitical Bargaining Chip
The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Office has said it received reports from merchant ships operating in the Arabian Gulf that the Strait of Hormuz has been closed. These reports could not be independently verified at this time, it said.
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Afghan And Pakistani Forces Trade Fire At Border
Afghan and Pakistani forces traded fire at their border on Tuesday, officials on both sides said, while blaming each other for the outbreak of violence.
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Fire-Hit Goa Nightclub Was Built Illegally, Had No License: Probe Report
The Goa nightclub, where a deadly fire killed 25 people in early December, was built illegally on a salt pan and allowed to operate without a valid trade licence.
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Thai Soldier Killed, Many Injured As New Clashes Break Out On Cambodia Border
Thailand launched air strikes on its neighbour Cambodia on Monday, the Thai army said, with both sides trading blame for the latest eruption of fighting on their disputed border which killed a Thai soldier.
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Iran Fires At 2 Ships In Hormuz Hours After Trump's Ceasefire Announcement
Iran Fires At Ship In Hormuz Hours After Trump's Ceasefire Announcement
-
Yemen's Houthis Join Iran War. What Comes Next For The Middle East
The group's entry into the conflict "marks a serious and deeply concerning escalation", said Farea Al-Muslimi, a research fellow at Chatham House.
-
Large Illegal Samosa Unit Busted In Hyderabad For Using Spoiled Ingredients And Reused Oil
Investigators discovered that the food being prepared on-site was made using spoiled and substandard ingredients. Officers described the conditions in the unit as "grossly unhygienic".
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Tension Over Firing In Manipur's Ukhrul, Kuki And Naga Tribes Trade Charges
The firing continued this morning, intermittently. Villagers said they remained indoors amid fears of an escalation
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The Other Route Options For Global Shipping If Hormuz Remains Blocked
As the Israel-US war on Iran disrupts shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, alternative sea routes may become important for global trade and energy supplies.
-
Asia Faces Oil Supply Risks Amid Strait Of Hormuz Closure, Rising Prices
Asian economies are faced with a major energy risk after Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz and warned it would fire on any ship attempting to pass.
-
Strait Of Hormuz: Iran's 50-Km-Wide Geopolitical Bargaining Chip
The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Office has said it received reports from merchant ships operating in the Arabian Gulf that the Strait of Hormuz has been closed. These reports could not be independently verified at this time, it said.
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Afghan And Pakistani Forces Trade Fire At Border
Afghan and Pakistani forces traded fire at their border on Tuesday, officials on both sides said, while blaming each other for the outbreak of violence.
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Fire-Hit Goa Nightclub Was Built Illegally, Had No License: Probe Report
The Goa nightclub, where a deadly fire killed 25 people in early December, was built illegally on a salt pan and allowed to operate without a valid trade licence.
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Thai Soldier Killed, Many Injured As New Clashes Break Out On Cambodia Border
Thailand launched air strikes on its neighbour Cambodia on Monday, the Thai army said, with both sides trading blame for the latest eruption of fighting on their disputed border which killed a Thai soldier.
