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Israeli Embassy Staff Shot In US: How It Unfolded
Elias Rodriguez faces murder and other charges after allegedly gunning down two Israeli embassy staffers outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington.
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France Denies Telegram Founder Pavel Durov's Request To Visit US
France has denied a request by Telegram founder Pavel Durov to travel to the United States for talks with investment funds, prosecutors said Thursday.
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"Get Me Married": The Conversation Between 'Spy' YouTuber And ISI Handler
A purported conversation between travel vlogger Jyoti Malhotra and a Pakistani intelligence officer has surfaced, highlighting the former's link with Islamabad.
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Travelling To US? Here Are 7 Items You Can't Carry In Checked-In Luggage Now
America's security agency TSA has banned some items, including all lithium battery-powered items in checked-in luggage.
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US Announces Visa Curbs On Indian Travel Firms Behind "Illegal Migration"
The US said it is imposing visa restrictions on owners, executives, and senior officials of travel agencies in India for knowingly facilitating "illegal immigration" to the United States.
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Cops Say Haryana YouTuber Was Groomed As A Pak Asset. How She Was Lured
Jyoti Malhotra's journey from being a travel YouTuber to a Pakistani spy has revealed a new battleground of modern warfare, where intelligence agencies lure influencers from another country and use them to shape narratives.
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Pet Escapes And Falls On Train Track? 20 Minutes To Retrieve It, Says France
In 2023, a departing train in Paris ran over a cat that had escaped from a traveller's bag, in a case that caused an uproar in France.
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Napoli's First Match Point As Scudetto Race Reaches Climax
Napoli will have their first opportunity to win their fourth Serie A title on Sunday night when the league leaders travel to Parma with a slender lead over Inter Milan
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Mega Earthquake Hitting Japan Soon? Rumours Push Hong Kong Tourists To Cancel Travel Plans
Online rumours warning that a huge earthquake will soon strike Japan are taking a toll on travel firms and airlines
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Paris Will Allow Swimming In Seine This Summer, Sticking To Its Olympics Promise. But Conditions Apply
Paris will finally allow swimming in the river Seine, keeping with the Olympics 2024 promise, but with a list of conditions
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5 Mistakes To Avoid In Japan As A Tourist
Behind the politeness, there are some strict, unspoken rules. Here's what you should avoid as a tourist in Japan.
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15 Killed, 30 Injured As Overcrowded Bus Skids Off Cliff In Sri Lanka
The state-owned bus was travelling through the central hilly region of Kotmale when the driver lost control and it veered off a cliffside road before dawn.
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Indian Travel Firms Suspend Packages To Turkey, Azerbaijan Amid India-Pak Conflict
In a strong response to Turkey and Azerbaijan for supporting Pakistan in the ongoing conflict, major travel companies have suspended all packages to these two countries.
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Eurovision 2025 Makes Its Way To Basel, Switzerland's Cultural Capital
Basel will be in the international spotlight for a week of festivities surrounding the Eurovision Song Contest
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Inter Milan Turn Attentions To Fading Serie A Title Defence After Barcelona Triumph
Inter Milan come back down to earth on Sunday when they travel to Torino, hoping to relaunch their Serie A title defence.
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Israeli Embassy Staff Shot In US: How It Unfolded
Elias Rodriguez faces murder and other charges after allegedly gunning down two Israeli embassy staffers outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington.
-
France Denies Telegram Founder Pavel Durov's Request To Visit US
France has denied a request by Telegram founder Pavel Durov to travel to the United States for talks with investment funds, prosecutors said Thursday.
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"Get Me Married": The Conversation Between 'Spy' YouTuber And ISI Handler
A purported conversation between travel vlogger Jyoti Malhotra and a Pakistani intelligence officer has surfaced, highlighting the former's link with Islamabad.
-
Travelling To US? Here Are 7 Items You Can't Carry In Checked-In Luggage Now
America's security agency TSA has banned some items, including all lithium battery-powered items in checked-in luggage.
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US Announces Visa Curbs On Indian Travel Firms Behind "Illegal Migration"
The US said it is imposing visa restrictions on owners, executives, and senior officials of travel agencies in India for knowingly facilitating "illegal immigration" to the United States.
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Cops Say Haryana YouTuber Was Groomed As A Pak Asset. How She Was Lured
Jyoti Malhotra's journey from being a travel YouTuber to a Pakistani spy has revealed a new battleground of modern warfare, where intelligence agencies lure influencers from another country and use them to shape narratives.
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Pet Escapes And Falls On Train Track? 20 Minutes To Retrieve It, Says France
In 2023, a departing train in Paris ran over a cat that had escaped from a traveller's bag, in a case that caused an uproar in France.
-
Napoli's First Match Point As Scudetto Race Reaches Climax
Napoli will have their first opportunity to win their fourth Serie A title on Sunday night when the league leaders travel to Parma with a slender lead over Inter Milan
-
Mega Earthquake Hitting Japan Soon? Rumours Push Hong Kong Tourists To Cancel Travel Plans
Online rumours warning that a huge earthquake will soon strike Japan are taking a toll on travel firms and airlines
-
Paris Will Allow Swimming In Seine This Summer, Sticking To Its Olympics Promise. But Conditions Apply
Paris will finally allow swimming in the river Seine, keeping with the Olympics 2024 promise, but with a list of conditions
-
5 Mistakes To Avoid In Japan As A Tourist
Behind the politeness, there are some strict, unspoken rules. Here's what you should avoid as a tourist in Japan.
-
15 Killed, 30 Injured As Overcrowded Bus Skids Off Cliff In Sri Lanka
The state-owned bus was travelling through the central hilly region of Kotmale when the driver lost control and it veered off a cliffside road before dawn.
-
Indian Travel Firms Suspend Packages To Turkey, Azerbaijan Amid India-Pak Conflict
In a strong response to Turkey and Azerbaijan for supporting Pakistan in the ongoing conflict, major travel companies have suspended all packages to these two countries.
-
Eurovision 2025 Makes Its Way To Basel, Switzerland's Cultural Capital
Basel will be in the international spotlight for a week of festivities surrounding the Eurovision Song Contest
-
Inter Milan Turn Attentions To Fading Serie A Title Defence After Barcelona Triumph
Inter Milan come back down to earth on Sunday when they travel to Torino, hoping to relaunch their Serie A title defence.
