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Israeli Forces Kill Islamic Jihad Commander In Gaza; Palestinians Retaliate
Sweet Revenge For Cyclist Who Flipped Off US President; Wins Local Election On Democratic Ticket
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Jane Fonda Gets Arrested For Fourth Time In Washington DC Over Climate Crisis Protest
Actress-activist Jane Fonda spent a night in a Washington DC jail after her fourth arrest in as many weeks while participating in a climate crisis demonstration on Capitol Hill. The 81-year-old Oscar winner...
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McDonald’s Ousts CEO Over Consensual Relationship With Employee
McDonald’s Corp dismissed Chief Executive Steve Easterbrook over a recent consensual relationship with an employee. The board found that Easterbrook, 52, who had led McDonald’s since 2015, had “demonstrated...
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RCEP Leaders Summit To Be Held At Bangkok Today
The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) Summit, involving 16 nations, will be held on Monday at Bangkok. PM Narendra Modi who has gone to Thailand to take part in the meet will talk about...
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Operation To Eliminate Terror Tsar Baghdadi Named After IS Hostage-Victim Kayla Mueller
Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is dead after a United States military operation in Syria named after IS hostage Kayla Mueller, who worked with humanitarian groups in Syria and elsewhere. The...
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ISIS Chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi Is Dead After US-led Raid, Confirms Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump, in a press conference held at the White House on Sunday, confirmed the death of ISIS chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi when the US forces chased the terrorist to the dead-end of a tunnel,...
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Syrian Army Resists Turkish Military Operation Against Kurds
The Turkish military offensive against Kurds in northeastern Syria has intensified. The Syrian army is resisting Turkey's attempt to capture Manbij city.Meanwhile, the US has said it would cancel the trade...
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Abhijit Banerjee, Esther Duflo & Michael Kremer Win 2019 Nobel Economics Prize
Indian-American Abhijit Banerjee, Esther Duflo and Michael Kremer jointly won the 2019 Nobel Economics Prize on Monday 'for their experimental approach to alleviating global poverty.'
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Typhoon Hagibis Causes Immense Damage To Japan
As many as 33 people were dead and nearly 20 people went missing in the Hagibis typhoon that hit Japan. Many people were injured and over 1.25 lakh peoplehave been evacuated to government-run rescue camps...
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Typhoon Hagibis Lashes Japan Bringing Misery In Its Wake
Japan sent tens of thousands of troops and rescue workers on to save stranded residents and fight floods caused by one of the worst typhoons to hit the country in recent history, which killed 18 people...
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President Xi In Nepal Bearing Investments As A Wary India Watches
Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in Nepal on Saturday on a state visit for talks with Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli, leader of the Nepal Communist Party. Both sides are expected to sign a deal expanding...
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Kipchoge's Sub-Two Hour Marathon Like Landing On The Moon
Kenyan Eliud Kipchoge made athletics history on Saturday in Vienna when he became the first person to run a marathon in under two hours, stretching the limits of human endeavor and passing a milestone...
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Fox News Veteran Shepard Smith Quits Abruptly; Hopes 'Facts Will Win The Day'
Shepard Smith, the chief news anchor of Fox News and a sometime critic of U.S. President Trump, abruptly quit the network on Friday after 23 years, having been there since inception. In an unexpected on-air...
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Climate-Crisis Protesters Block BBC Headquarters In London
Extinction Rebellion protesters blocked the BBC’s headquarters, calling on Britain’s public service broadcaster to treat climate crisis with the same gravity as World War II and tell the public the truth...
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Turkey Intensifies Attacks On Kurds In Syria
Turkey intensified their attack on the Kurdish region of Syria. More than one lakh civilians fled the attack-prone region. The USA has come out warning about innocent civilians getting killed in the incursion...
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Turkey Intensifies Military Action Against Kurds
Turkey has intensified military action against the kurds in Syria. Turkey President Recep Tayyip Erdogan claimed that his army has killed 109 kurdish militants.Following the military action, tens of thousands...
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People Around Globe Protest Against Climate Change
People around the globe take part in the ongoing global climate change protests. Many protesters were arrested in the USA and UK. The protest staged in the London City airport affected the flight services...
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North Korea Threatens To Resume Nuclear Missile Tests
North Korea threatened to resume their long-range nuclear missile tests. The warning made headlines amidst the reports of the US's plans to derail the agreement between North Korea. The latest threat is...
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Nobel Prize For Literature Conferred On Authors Who Courted Controversy
Austrian writer Peter Handke won the 2019 Nobel Prize for Literature on Thursday and the 2018 award went to Polish author Olga Tokarczuk, the Swedish Academy said. The $914,000 prize {re.6.4 crore} prestigious...
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With 93 Stranglings Samuel Little Is The Most Prolific Serial Killer Ever In U.S.
Even as Kerala is reeling in the aftermath of the Koodathayi killings, in America FBI is asking for the public’s help in identifying dozens of victims of a convicted murderer who has confessed to strangling...
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China Supports Pak On Kashmir Issue
Days before Chinese President Xi Jingping's India visit, a verbal war has erupted between the two nations. China said that it would support Pakistan on issues related to its 'core interest' concerning...
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Britain, EU Relation Gets Worse
Relation between European Union and Britain is getting worse.Chances of Britain to leave the European Union has dimmed with the deal. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson continues to negotiate for a consensus...
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US Imposes Visa Restrictions For Chinese Communist Leaders & Officials
The United States have imposed visa restrictions for Chinese Communist party leaders and Government officials pointing out the human rights violations against the Muslim minorities.
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71 Female Expats In Kuwait To Be Sent Home| Gulf Time
The official procedures to send 71 expatriate women, accommodated at a facility under the supervision of the Public Authority for Manpower, back home have been completed. Three Indian women are also among...
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‘Voice for the Planet’ advocates urgent action to deal with climate emergency
“We’ve stolen our children’s future,” says legendary primatologist-anthropologist Jane Goodall, “and we’re still stealing it.” Sir David Attenborough launched the ‘Voice for the Planet’ at the World Economic...
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India, Bangladesh Ink Seven Pacts
New Delhi: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met his Bangladeshi counterpart Sheikh Hasina inked seven pacts after holding wide ranging talks. One of the pacts is for taking water from Seni river in...
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Venu Rajamony’s Book Released In Amsterdam
‘India and the Netherlands - Past, Present and Future’, a book written by Indian Ambassador to the Netherlands, Venu Rajamony, was released at a seminar attended by the King and Queen of the Netherlands...
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A College Newspaper Reporter Scooped World Media On Trump’s Ukraine Special Representative Departure
A 20-year-old student at Arizona State University broke the news that a key State Department official who was involved in talks between U S President Trump and the Ukrainian government had stepped down...
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Trump Longs For Times When Spies And Treason Used To Be Handled A Little Differently
Embroiled in the explosive whistle-blower complaint in having sought a ‘favour’ from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that could help him get re-elected, U S president Trump slammed the media and...
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Greta Lambastes Governments And Stares Down Trump At The UN
In a stinging emotion-laden speech, Greta Thunberg was teary-eyed, as the 16-year-old Swedish climate warrior rebuked governments: “You are still not mature enough to tell it like it is. You are failing...
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‘Removed’ Photo Series Reveals How Mobile Phones Kill Human Connect
Eric Pickersgill, a full time artist, husband, and father working in North Carolina, was moved by the plight of a mother marooned amidst her family of husband and daughters fixated on the mobiles in their...
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Trump Pressured Ukraine President To Investigate Biden: Reports
The fight over a mysterious intelligence whistle-blower complaint is shining new attention on Democratic accusations that U S president Trump has improperly implored the Ukrainian government to investigate...
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“Crappy Boss” Social Media Page To Report Worker Exploitation And Harassment In Bologna Takes Off
In Bologna, Italy, a masked group called ‘Padrone di Merda’ {“crappy boss”} that started this year is staging protests outside of businesses accused of exploiting their workers. The public shaming tactic...
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PM Modi To Meet Trump Twice During US Tour
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will meet US president Donald Trump twice during his visit in the USA. The bilateral talks will adopt actions to resolve the disputes in trade matters between both...
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Donald Trump To Impose More Sanctions On Iran
US President Donald Trump said more sanctions will be imposed on Iran after it was confirmed that the latter was behind the drone attack on Saudi Aramco oil facilities. US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo...
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Greta Thunberg Wins Amnesty International’s Highest Award
Swedish environmental activist Greta Thunberg and the Fridays for Future youth movement received Amnesty International’s “Ambassadors of Conscience” award for their work highlighting the need for urgent...
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Crude Oil Price Surges After Drone Attack At Saudi Aramco
The drone attack occurred at Saudi Aramco oil facilities led to the surge of global crude oil price by 20 percent per barrel and reached $ 70. The price of oil is likely to increase again in the coming...
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Strong Protests In France Against Pension Reforms
Huge protests erupted across France against pension reforms. Both metro and rail services were hit as protesters blocked them. These are the biggest protests in the country after 2007.
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Brexit: Speaker John Bercow Warns PM Boris Johnson
Outgoing Speaker of the UK's House of Commons John Bercow warned Prime Minister Boris Johnson against his move to implement a 'no deal Brexit', which he comparedto 'robbing a bank.'
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Gates Foundation Advised To Reconsider Award To PM Modi
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation move to honour Prime Minister Modi in recognition of the Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan programme has come under fire from activists and members of the civil society. A petition...
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American CEOs Appeal To Lawmakers To Tackle Gun Violence
Chief executives of some of America’s most well-known companies called on the U.S. Senate to take action to tackle gun violence, including expanding background checks and strengthening so-called red flag...
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British Prime Minister Borris Johnson Denies Lying To Queen
British Prime Minister Borris Johnson denied the allegations that he suspended the parliament by misleading the Queen. Meanwhile he said that he didn't lie to the Queen.
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US President Donald Trump Willing To Hold Consensus Talk With Iran
US President Donald Trump is willing to hold a consensus talk with Iran. He said that he believe that Iranian leadership also wishes the same. He will also make arrangements for the talk during the next...
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Astronomers Find Potentially Habitable Planet
Scientific journal Nature Astronomy reported that the astronomers have found water in liquid form in the atmosphere of a planet.
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Borris Johnson's Suspension Of Parliament Unlawful, Court Rules
London: The Scottish court ruled that British Prime Minister Borris Johnson's decision to suspend parliament was unlawful.
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