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"They Should Invite Us, Right?" Peeved Siddaramaiah On BJP's Bridge 'Snub'
The opening of a bridge in Karnataka created a divide between the ruling Congress and the BJP that is in power at the centre, after Chief Minister Siddaramaiah objected to the lack of representatives from the state government at the inaguration.
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"We Are Heartbroken": Twin 8-Year-Olds, Camp Director Killed In Texas Floods
The flooding in Texas originated from the fast-moving waters of the Guadalupe River on Friday, killing more than 100 people.
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"Bodies On Trees, Fish Rotting On Banks": Scenes Of Flood Destruction In Texas
The search and rescue teams plodded through mud-laden riverbanks and flew aircraft over the flood-stricken landscape of central Texas in the United States for a fourth day on Monday, searching for scores of people still missing.
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Video Shows Land Disappear Within Minutes In Devastating Texas Floods
Rescuers searched Saturday for 27 missing girls who were swept away by devastating floods in Central Texas of United States, as the death toll jumped over 50, with the likelihood of finding more survivors appearing to diminish.
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'Deeply Saddened': PM Modi Condoles Loss Of Lives In Devastating Texas Floods
Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated that he was deeply saddened to learn about the loss of lives, especially children, in the devastating floods in Texas and offered his condolences to the US government.
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Nirav Modi's Brother Arrested In US On Extradition Request From India
Fugitive business Nirav Modi's brother has been arrested in the United States on an extradition request from India.
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Iran Holds State Funeral For Commanders, Scientists Killed In Israeli Attacks
Images showed coffins draped in Iranian flags and bearing portraits of the killed commanders in uniform near Enghelab Square in central Tehran.
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China Accuses CIA Making "Absurd" Attempt To Recruit Spies
Beijing accused the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) on Wednesday of making an "absurd" attempt to recruit Chinese citizens via videos posted to social media.
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US Hit By First Extreme Heat Wave Of The Year Impacting 160 Million People
A potentially life-threatening heat wave enveloped the eastern third of the United States on Monday impacting nearly 160 million people, with temperatures this week expected to reach 39 degrees Celsius in the New York metropolitan area.
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"Incomprehensible": Turkmenistan Expresses Concern Over Trump's Travel Ban
Turkmenistan said Tuesday it was "concerned" after the Central Asian state, one of the most closed in the world, was targeted by US President Donald Trump's travel ban it called "incomprehensible".
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US's Central Intelligence Agency To Cut 1,200 Jobs: Report
The CIA plans to shrink its workforce by some 1,200 positions, while other intelligence agencies will also shed thousands of jobs, the Washington Post reported Friday.
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A Look At The Key Constituencies In Canada's Crucial Parliamentary Election
Canadians are voting in large numbers on Monday to elect a new government, possibly with a decisive mandate, in order to give their country a better chance to push back against Donald Trump's offensive in order to make Canada the 51st state of the US
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US Central Bank Chief Explains Biggest Consequences Of Trump Tariffs
As the ripple effects of US President Donald Trump's global trade war are being felt across numerous industries, Fed Chair Jerome Powell on Wednesday (local time) warned of higher inflation.
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Anti-CBDC Bill Cleared by House Financial Services Committee in US: Details
Republican lawmakers, led by Tom Emmer, are pushing the "Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act," aimed at preventing financial surveillance of US citizens through central bank digital currencies.
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Opinion | These 4 Small Nations Can Teach Something To Israel And Russia
The stories of Tajikistan-Kyrgyzstan and Armenia-Azerbaijan are hopeful signs in an otherwise dysfunctional global order where neighbours, with the help of their respective benefactors, have been able to make way for peace.
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"They Should Invite Us, Right?" Peeved Siddaramaiah On BJP's Bridge 'Snub'
The opening of a bridge in Karnataka created a divide between the ruling Congress and the BJP that is in power at the centre, after Chief Minister Siddaramaiah objected to the lack of representatives from the state government at the inaguration.
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"We Are Heartbroken": Twin 8-Year-Olds, Camp Director Killed In Texas Floods
The flooding in Texas originated from the fast-moving waters of the Guadalupe River on Friday, killing more than 100 people.
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"Bodies On Trees, Fish Rotting On Banks": Scenes Of Flood Destruction In Texas
The search and rescue teams plodded through mud-laden riverbanks and flew aircraft over the flood-stricken landscape of central Texas in the United States for a fourth day on Monday, searching for scores of people still missing.
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Video Shows Land Disappear Within Minutes In Devastating Texas Floods
Rescuers searched Saturday for 27 missing girls who were swept away by devastating floods in Central Texas of United States, as the death toll jumped over 50, with the likelihood of finding more survivors appearing to diminish.
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'Deeply Saddened': PM Modi Condoles Loss Of Lives In Devastating Texas Floods
Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated that he was deeply saddened to learn about the loss of lives, especially children, in the devastating floods in Texas and offered his condolences to the US government.
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Nirav Modi's Brother Arrested In US On Extradition Request From India
Fugitive business Nirav Modi's brother has been arrested in the United States on an extradition request from India.
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Iran Holds State Funeral For Commanders, Scientists Killed In Israeli Attacks
Images showed coffins draped in Iranian flags and bearing portraits of the killed commanders in uniform near Enghelab Square in central Tehran.
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China Accuses CIA Making "Absurd" Attempt To Recruit Spies
Beijing accused the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) on Wednesday of making an "absurd" attempt to recruit Chinese citizens via videos posted to social media.
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US Hit By First Extreme Heat Wave Of The Year Impacting 160 Million People
A potentially life-threatening heat wave enveloped the eastern third of the United States on Monday impacting nearly 160 million people, with temperatures this week expected to reach 39 degrees Celsius in the New York metropolitan area.
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"Incomprehensible": Turkmenistan Expresses Concern Over Trump's Travel Ban
Turkmenistan said Tuesday it was "concerned" after the Central Asian state, one of the most closed in the world, was targeted by US President Donald Trump's travel ban it called "incomprehensible".
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US's Central Intelligence Agency To Cut 1,200 Jobs: Report
The CIA plans to shrink its workforce by some 1,200 positions, while other intelligence agencies will also shed thousands of jobs, the Washington Post reported Friday.
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A Look At The Key Constituencies In Canada's Crucial Parliamentary Election
Canadians are voting in large numbers on Monday to elect a new government, possibly with a decisive mandate, in order to give their country a better chance to push back against Donald Trump's offensive in order to make Canada the 51st state of the US
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US Central Bank Chief Explains Biggest Consequences Of Trump Tariffs
As the ripple effects of US President Donald Trump's global trade war are being felt across numerous industries, Fed Chair Jerome Powell on Wednesday (local time) warned of higher inflation.
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Anti-CBDC Bill Cleared by House Financial Services Committee in US: Details
Republican lawmakers, led by Tom Emmer, are pushing the "Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act," aimed at preventing financial surveillance of US citizens through central bank digital currencies.
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Opinion | These 4 Small Nations Can Teach Something To Israel And Russia
The stories of Tajikistan-Kyrgyzstan and Armenia-Azerbaijan are hopeful signs in an otherwise dysfunctional global order where neighbours, with the help of their respective benefactors, have been able to make way for peace.
