International
- Dec- 2021 -3 December
Mutton or me ? Asks the tormented hubby on his divorce notice !
Food wars are common on social media and on TV, but your two square meals are rare to cause a…
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China suspends Sri Lanka’s solar energy plants despite India’s protests
According to a Sri Lankan media report, China has decided to suspend the construction of a hybrid energy system in…
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Our own Indian wiz Gita Gopinath takes over as the second highest supremo in IMF
Gita Gopinath, the first woman Chief Economist of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) will take over as First Deputy Managing…
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Germany excludes unvaccinated people from public life; mandate looms
Unvaccinated persons will soon be barred from nonessential stores, restaurants, sports and cultural events across Germany, Chancellor Angela Merkel announced…
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Oregon authorities ask public help to locate killers of 8 wolves
Oregon authorities are seeking help from the public in finding the individual or people responsible for poisoning eight wolves earlier…
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Man arrested for murder of Jacqueline Avant
Police reported on Thursday that a 29-year-old man has been detained in connection with the death of philanthropist Jacqueline Avant,…
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1 in 44 children in US affected by autism, new study suggests
According to new autism statistics released on Thursday, more children in the United States are being diagnosed with the developmental…
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Petroleum detected in tap water in Hawaii near Pearl Harbour
The Hawaii State Department of Health announced on Wednesday that a laboratory found petroleum product in a water sample taken…
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Thieves knock hole in wall to steal Lego bricks in Germany
German police are searching for witnesses after criminals burst through a toy store’s wall and stole dozens of Lego kits.…
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Japan has rescinded a new flight booking prohibition after criticisms
Japan has withdrawn a restriction on new incoming foreign airline bookings to combat a new version of the coronavirus, only…
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La Palma island turns into open air-lab for volcanologists
Scientists all over the world have flocked to La Palma, a Spanish Canary Island in the Atlantic Ocean, to study…
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‘Cheeseburger with teeth’ : Nickname for a newly discovered fish
There is a new sea creature discovered almost every second day. Additionally, a fisherman found a fish that looks like…
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Fisherman finds sea creature that looks like ‘cheeseburger with teeth’
Many animals are yet to be discovered in the deep waters by researchers. When they wash up on a beach…
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Salmon sperm used by Chinese scientists to create eco-friendly plastic
Plastic is widely used in modern day all over the world and its use are huge! For eg, it is…
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Not a friend in need! China turns it’s back to Pakistan
Pakistan faces several economic challenges, including surging debt, and desperately needs foreign direct investment (FDI) beyond what it currently receives…
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Facebook used to foment division and incite offline violence in Myanmar
Years after being chastised for its role in ethnic and religious bloodshed in Myanmar, Facebook still fails to detect and…
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Qatar used ex-CIA officer to spy on FIFA: AP finds
An Associated Press investigation found out that the tiny Arab nation of Qatar had recruited a former CIA officer to…
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Jacqueline Avant, spouse of music legend, murdered in Beverly Hills
Jacqueline Avant, a Los Angeles philanthropist and the wife of famed music entrepreneur Clarence Avant, was tragically shot at their…
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Vaccine champs Spain and Portugal on a mission to inoculate the hesitant few
Despite having the best vaccination rates in the world, long line-ups for getting jabbed have returned to Portugal and Spain,…
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US Researchers innovate again! An ultra compact cam, the size of a salt grain! Get the news
Princeton and University of Washington researchers have created a small camera, with the size of a grain of salt that…
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New reservations on all flights suspended in Japan
The Japanese transportation ministry said on Wednesday that Japan has urged overseas airlines to cease accepting new reservations for all…
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Stacey Abrams launches second campaign to become the first Black woman Governor in Georgia
Stacey Abrams, a Georgia Democrat and renowned voting rights crusader, announced on Wednesday that she will launch a new campaign…
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Oxford High School shooting: Michigan teen charged with terrorism
Authorities said on Wednesday that a 15-year-old boy was charged with murder and terrorism in connection with a shooting that…
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Covid cases in South Africa double in single day amid Omicron fears
Authorities in South Africa announced on Wednesday that new cases of COVID-19 nearly doubled in a day, indicating a substantial…
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Malaysia bans entry of passengers from 8 countries
Kuala Lumpur: Malaysia has imposed entry on passengers from eight countries. This was announced by Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin on…
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Daily infections in South Korea exceeds 5000 for first time
South Korea’s daily infection rate surpassed 5,000 for the first time since the pandemic began, as a delta-driven surge pushed…
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Uganda initiates coordinated strikes against ADF rebels in Congo
Uganda’s army has initiated coordinated air and artillery operations in eastern Congo against the Allied Democratic Forces rebel group. The…
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Asian country to suspend flights to, from 7 African countries
Hanoi: Vietnam will suspend flights to and from seven African countries. The Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam has approved the…
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UN ambassador warns of possibility of new Israeli-Palestinian bloodshed
The United Nations Mideast envoy cautioned Tuesday that unless the key drivers of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict are addressed quickly and…
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Thousands march in anti-military protest in Sudan
On Tuesday, security officers sprayed tear gas at anti-coup protestors in Sudan’s capital, as tens of thousands marched in the…
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Serum Institute of India sends first export of Novavax Shot
New Delhi: Serum Institute of India has sent doses of Covid-19 vaccine to Indonesia, in its first export of…
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Despite Dubai’s promises, workers of Expo 2020 face hardships
Dubai wanted to make a good first impression as the Middle East’s first world’s fair host, so it left nothing…
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Josephine Baker, black artist and anti-Nazy spy, honoured at Pantheon in France
Josephine Baker, the American-born performer, anti-Nazi spy and civil rights campaigner, was inducted into Pantheon in France, on Tuesday, becoming…
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Honduras’ presidential election won by leftist after opponent concedes
Honduras’ ruling party acknowledged defeat in presidential elections which was held two days earlier, handing victory to the leftist opposition…
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Omicron variant confirmed in 23 countries, number expected to grow: WHO chief
Geneva: The Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO) Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said on Wednesday that the new Omicron…
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