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Pakistan's Embarrasment Doesn't End With T20 World Cup Thrashing By India, Now Hockey Body Under Fire Over 10 Million Rupees
Under-fire Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) has found itself in hot water after the state-run Pakistan Sports Board (PSB) confirmed that it had given the federation more than 10 million rupees to arrange hotel accommodation for the national team
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How A Soviet-Era Heating System Is Helping Russia Freeze Ukraine
In January, temperatures went below minus 15 degrees Celsius as Moscow targeted energy infrastructure, leaving a large number of Ukrainians without heating.
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Cookies To Newspapers: Ukrainian Drones Turn Delivery Agents For Soldiers
Most drones on the battlefield create fear because they are usually carrying explosives. But the Vampire drones sound different to Ukrainian soldiers.
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Pakistan Concerned As India Fast-Tracks Chenab Project Amid Indus Treaty Freeze
India has dismissed Pakistan's concerns over the Sawalkot Project, India's hydroelectric dam being built on the Chenab River in Jammu and Kashmir, amid the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) between New Delhi and Islamabad.
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Girl In Singapore Suffers Tongue Burns After McDonald's Staff Mistake
The girl struggled to eat and drink for several days and was traumatised by the incident.
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Fighter Jets To Missile Destroyers: US Firepower In Gulf As Iran Strike Looms
US President Donald Trump said in January that "very big, very powerful" ships were sailing to Iran and that America hoped to not have to use them. As Trump considers a strike on Iran, a host of US military assets have been sent to the Middle East.
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Tarique Rahman's BNP's Manifesto: The India Angle Explained
Bangladesh Nationalist Party has put India-centric flashpoints - cross-border shootings, "push-ins" and unresolved river-water sharing - at the heart of its foreign policy pitch in its election manifesto.
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Behind China's Military Purge: Nuclear Missiles Filled With Water, Not Fuel
Chinese President Xi Jinping is overseeing a sweeping purge of China's military elite after a corruption scandal in the Rocket Force exposed missiles filled with water, faulty launch silos, and broken command systems.
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India Holds Firm Against International Court Order On Indus Waters Treaty
Even as a Court of Arbitration in The Hague presses ahead with fresh hearings and document orders under the Indus Waters Treaty framework, India has made it clear that it does not recognise the legitimacy of these proceedings and will not participate
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"They Want To Make A Deal, I Know So": Trump Says Iran Wants Talks
AUSnaval strike force led by anaircraftcarrierwas in Middle Eastern waters on TuesdayasIranvowed to hit back against any strike and President DonaldTrumpsaid he believed the Islamic republic still wantedtalks.
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Pakistan's Embarrasment Doesn't End With T20 World Cup Thrashing By India, Now Hockey Body Under Fire Over 10 Million Rupees
Under-fire Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) has found itself in hot water after the state-run Pakistan Sports Board (PSB) confirmed that it had given the federation more than 10 million rupees to arrange hotel accommodation for the national team
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How A Soviet-Era Heating System Is Helping Russia Freeze Ukraine
In January, temperatures went below minus 15 degrees Celsius as Moscow targeted energy infrastructure, leaving a large number of Ukrainians without heating.
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Cookies To Newspapers: Ukrainian Drones Turn Delivery Agents For Soldiers
Most drones on the battlefield create fear because they are usually carrying explosives. But the Vampire drones sound different to Ukrainian soldiers.
-
Pakistan Concerned As India Fast-Tracks Chenab Project Amid Indus Treaty Freeze
India has dismissed Pakistan's concerns over the Sawalkot Project, India's hydroelectric dam being built on the Chenab River in Jammu and Kashmir, amid the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) between New Delhi and Islamabad.
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Girl In Singapore Suffers Tongue Burns After McDonald's Staff Mistake
The girl struggled to eat and drink for several days and was traumatised by the incident.
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Fighter Jets To Missile Destroyers: US Firepower In Gulf As Iran Strike Looms
US President Donald Trump said in January that "very big, very powerful" ships were sailing to Iran and that America hoped to not have to use them. As Trump considers a strike on Iran, a host of US military assets have been sent to the Middle East.
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Tarique Rahman's BNP's Manifesto: The India Angle Explained
Bangladesh Nationalist Party has put India-centric flashpoints - cross-border shootings, "push-ins" and unresolved river-water sharing - at the heart of its foreign policy pitch in its election manifesto.
-
Behind China's Military Purge: Nuclear Missiles Filled With Water, Not Fuel
Chinese President Xi Jinping is overseeing a sweeping purge of China's military elite after a corruption scandal in the Rocket Force exposed missiles filled with water, faulty launch silos, and broken command systems.
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India Holds Firm Against International Court Order On Indus Waters Treaty
Even as a Court of Arbitration in The Hague presses ahead with fresh hearings and document orders under the Indus Waters Treaty framework, India has made it clear that it does not recognise the legitimacy of these proceedings and will not participate
-
"They Want To Make A Deal, I Know So": Trump Says Iran Wants Talks
AUSnaval strike force led by anaircraftcarrierwas in Middle Eastern waters on TuesdayasIranvowed to hit back against any strike and President DonaldTrumpsaid he believed the Islamic republic still wantedtalks.
