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Mexico President's Rivals Accuse Her Of Using Groping Row As Diversion Tactic
The groping of Mexico President on a street shone a bright light on the gender violence women face every day, but the country's political polarisation has tarnished what under other circumstances would seem a natural moment for national solidarity.
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Pakistan Developed Nuclear Weapons To Counter India: Ex CIA Officer
Pakistan's primary motive for developing nuclear weapons was to counter India, said former CIA officer Richard Barlow.
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US Ignored Pakistan's Nuclear Program Despite Warnings: Ex-CIA Officer
According to ex-CIA intelligence officer Richard Barlow, the then-US President Ronald Reagan administration prioritised its Afghan strategy over non-proliferation efforts.
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Ex-CIA Officer's Claim On Secret India-Israel Plan To Strike Pak Nuke Site
Former CIA officer Richard Barlow revealed that the proposed joint covert operation by India and Israel to bomb Pakistan's Kahuta nuclear facility in the early 1980s to halt Islamabad's atomic ambition could have "solved a lot of problems."
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Man Set On Fire In Airport Lounge After Power Bank Explodes Inside Pocket
A 50-year-old man caught fire at Melbourne International Airport after a lithium power bank exploded in his pocket at 11am local time on Thursday, leaving him with significant burns on his leg and fingers.
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"Had A Feeling Shafali Verma Would Do Something Special In Final": Pratika Rawal
Shafali Verma replaced Pratika Rawal in the squad after the latter got injured against Bangladesh in the last group league game.
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US Sold Sniper Rifles To Brazil Police Unit Linked To Deadly Rio Raids
The US government approved a sale of sniper rifles to a deadly police unit in Brazil last year, overriding concerns from the US ambassador and other diplomats that the arms could be used in extrajudicial killings.
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Why Scam Centres In Southeast Asia Are On The Rise Despite Crackdowns
It's estimated that at least 120,000 people across Myanmar may be held in situations where they are forced to work on online scams, with another 100,000 people in Cambodia.
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"Clarify Remarks": Russia To US After Trump's Call To Resume Nuclear Testing
Russia said on Friday that it wanted the United States to clarify recent remarks by US President Donald Trump about the possible resumption of nuclear testing, given that such a step would trigger serious responses from other countries.
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$22 Million, 26 Billionaires Couldn't Stop Zohran Mamdani's New York Mayoral Win
Zohran Mamdani’s campaign overcame a $22-million effort by 26 billionaires to block his path to becoming New York City’s next mayor.
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18-Year-Old Chinese Boy Dashes Into Burning Apartment, Rescues An Elderly Couple
Zhu explained that he was frightened by the fire, but he made quick decisions and used the emergency safety techniques she had learned in school.
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World Cup-Winning India Trio Rewarded Rs 2.25 Crore Each By Maharashtra Government
The Harmanpreet Kaur-led side scripted a defining moment for Indian women's cricket by winning its maiden Women's World Cup title.
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Shein Sex-Doll Standoff Is A European Humiliation
For years now, consumer watchdogs in Europe have been warning about cheap and unsafe knock-offs arriving by the planeload from Shein.
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'World Cup Win Is A Reward For All Our Legends': India Star's Emotional Admission
Emotional scenes unfolded after the final when the Indian team carried the trophy to former players Mithali Raj, Jhulan Goswami, Anjum Chopra and Reema Malhotra.
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Roman Empire Built 3,00,000 Kilometres Of Roads: Study
A new, comprehensive map and digital dataset show almost 300,000 kilometres of roads spanning an area of close to 4 million square kilometres.
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Mexico President's Rivals Accuse Her Of Using Groping Row As Diversion Tactic
The groping of Mexico President on a street shone a bright light on the gender violence women face every day, but the country's political polarisation has tarnished what under other circumstances would seem a natural moment for national solidarity.
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Pakistan Developed Nuclear Weapons To Counter India: Ex CIA Officer
Pakistan's primary motive for developing nuclear weapons was to counter India, said former CIA officer Richard Barlow.
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US Ignored Pakistan's Nuclear Program Despite Warnings: Ex-CIA Officer
According to ex-CIA intelligence officer Richard Barlow, the then-US President Ronald Reagan administration prioritised its Afghan strategy over non-proliferation efforts.
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Ex-CIA Officer's Claim On Secret India-Israel Plan To Strike Pak Nuke Site
Former CIA officer Richard Barlow revealed that the proposed joint covert operation by India and Israel to bomb Pakistan's Kahuta nuclear facility in the early 1980s to halt Islamabad's atomic ambition could have "solved a lot of problems."
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Man Set On Fire In Airport Lounge After Power Bank Explodes Inside Pocket
A 50-year-old man caught fire at Melbourne International Airport after a lithium power bank exploded in his pocket at 11am local time on Thursday, leaving him with significant burns on his leg and fingers.
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"Had A Feeling Shafali Verma Would Do Something Special In Final": Pratika Rawal
Shafali Verma replaced Pratika Rawal in the squad after the latter got injured against Bangladesh in the last group league game.
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US Sold Sniper Rifles To Brazil Police Unit Linked To Deadly Rio Raids
The US government approved a sale of sniper rifles to a deadly police unit in Brazil last year, overriding concerns from the US ambassador and other diplomats that the arms could be used in extrajudicial killings.
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Why Scam Centres In Southeast Asia Are On The Rise Despite Crackdowns
It's estimated that at least 120,000 people across Myanmar may be held in situations where they are forced to work on online scams, with another 100,000 people in Cambodia.
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"Clarify Remarks": Russia To US After Trump's Call To Resume Nuclear Testing
Russia said on Friday that it wanted the United States to clarify recent remarks by US President Donald Trump about the possible resumption of nuclear testing, given that such a step would trigger serious responses from other countries.
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$22 Million, 26 Billionaires Couldn't Stop Zohran Mamdani's New York Mayoral Win
Zohran Mamdani’s campaign overcame a $22-million effort by 26 billionaires to block his path to becoming New York City’s next mayor.
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18-Year-Old Chinese Boy Dashes Into Burning Apartment, Rescues An Elderly Couple
Zhu explained that he was frightened by the fire, but he made quick decisions and used the emergency safety techniques she had learned in school.
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World Cup-Winning India Trio Rewarded Rs 2.25 Crore Each By Maharashtra Government
The Harmanpreet Kaur-led side scripted a defining moment for Indian women's cricket by winning its maiden Women's World Cup title.
-
Shein Sex-Doll Standoff Is A European Humiliation
For years now, consumer watchdogs in Europe have been warning about cheap and unsafe knock-offs arriving by the planeload from Shein.
-
'World Cup Win Is A Reward For All Our Legends': India Star's Emotional Admission
Emotional scenes unfolded after the final when the Indian team carried the trophy to former players Mithali Raj, Jhulan Goswami, Anjum Chopra and Reema Malhotra.
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Roman Empire Built 3,00,000 Kilometres Of Roads: Study
A new, comprehensive map and digital dataset show almost 300,000 kilometres of roads spanning an area of close to 4 million square kilometres.
