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China's 'White Mafia' Helps Women Confront Abusive Exes, Dishonest Landlords
A unique service known as the "white mafia" is gaining attention for its role in helping women confront difficult ex-partners, unscrupulous landlords and other personal problems.
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China Woman Hires Actors To Pose As Family, Extorts Money From Blind Date
A married woman in China has been detained by police for hiring actors to impersonate herself and her parents on a blind date.
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France, India Team Up For 'World's Largest Museum' Near Rashtrapati Bhavan
"Culture in many ways is the essence of soft power," S Jaishankar said as India and France signed what he called "a project of great national importance" - a museum, the world's largest, which will be located on Raisina Hill.
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India Lodges Protest With Bangladesh Over 'Map' Post By Muhammad Yunus Aide
India has lodged a strong protest with Dhaka over a now-deleted social media post by a key aide of Bangladesh's interim government that claimed certain areas of Indian territory should be part of that country.
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PM Modi's Visit To Kuwait Today, First By An Indian Prime Minister In 43 Years
India and Kuwait are expected to focus on shoring up ties in a range of key areas including defence and trade during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's two-day official visit to the Gulf nation starting today.
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Japan To Name And Shame Those Breaking Garbage Rules
Japan has long been regarded as one of the cleanest countries on the planet, having a strict waste disposal policy.
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Putin Was Asked If He "Took Care" Of Russia In 25-Year Rule. His Reply
Russian President Vladimir Putin said he pulled Russia from the "edge of an abyss" during his 25-year rule.
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Aayushi Shukla Stars As India Beat Sri Lanka And Storm Into U19 Women's T20 Asia Cup Final
India leisured to victory with 31 balls to spare.
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Opinion | India And China: 'Compartmentalising' May Not Help
New Delhi should continue to insist that Beijing view the relationship from an overall perspective and work not only to maintain peace and tranquillity along the border but also actively seek a resolution.
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'Settle Issues Of 1971': Bangladesh's Muhammad Yunus To Pak PM Shehbaz Sharif
Pakistan and Bangladesh were once one nation but split in a brutal 1971 war, with Bangladesh then drawing closer to Pakistan's arch-rival India.
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Bua Noi, World's Loneliest Gorilla To Spend 36th Christmas In Thai Mall Zoo
Gorillas are social animals but Bua Noi has been subjected to a life of loneliness in the zoo, located on the upper floors of a Thai mall.
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10 Years On, Malaysia Reopens Search For Missing MH370 Plane: What We Know
The disappearance 10 years ago of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 with 239 people on board remains one of the world's greatest aviation mysteries.
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Nepali Influencer Bibek Pangeni Dies After Battle With Cancer, Social Media Flooded With Grief
Nepali influencer and University of Georgia PhD candidate, Bibek Pangeni, passed away on December 19, 2024, after battling a brain tumor since 2022.
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Vladimir Putin Calls For "More Interesting" Alternatives To Porn. Here's Why
Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed concerns about the widespread global popularity of pornographic content, calling for the development of more engaging alternatives to capture people's attention.
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US Charges Chinese Man For Acting As Beijing's Agent In California Election
China's ruling Communist Party used an agent in California to influence state politics, US prosecutors said Thursday as they unveiled criminal charges against a Chinese national.
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China's 'White Mafia' Helps Women Confront Abusive Exes, Dishonest Landlords
A unique service known as the "white mafia" is gaining attention for its role in helping women confront difficult ex-partners, unscrupulous landlords and other personal problems.
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China Woman Hires Actors To Pose As Family, Extorts Money From Blind Date
A married woman in China has been detained by police for hiring actors to impersonate herself and her parents on a blind date.
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France, India Team Up For 'World's Largest Museum' Near Rashtrapati Bhavan
"Culture in many ways is the essence of soft power," S Jaishankar said as India and France signed what he called "a project of great national importance" - a museum, the world's largest, which will be located on Raisina Hill.
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India Lodges Protest With Bangladesh Over 'Map' Post By Muhammad Yunus Aide
India has lodged a strong protest with Dhaka over a now-deleted social media post by a key aide of Bangladesh's interim government that claimed certain areas of Indian territory should be part of that country.
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PM Modi's Visit To Kuwait Today, First By An Indian Prime Minister In 43 Years
India and Kuwait are expected to focus on shoring up ties in a range of key areas including defence and trade during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's two-day official visit to the Gulf nation starting today.
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Japan To Name And Shame Those Breaking Garbage Rules
Japan has long been regarded as one of the cleanest countries on the planet, having a strict waste disposal policy.
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Putin Was Asked If He "Took Care" Of Russia In 25-Year Rule. His Reply
Russian President Vladimir Putin said he pulled Russia from the "edge of an abyss" during his 25-year rule.
-
Aayushi Shukla Stars As India Beat Sri Lanka And Storm Into U19 Women's T20 Asia Cup Final
India leisured to victory with 31 balls to spare.
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Opinion | India And China: 'Compartmentalising' May Not Help
New Delhi should continue to insist that Beijing view the relationship from an overall perspective and work not only to maintain peace and tranquillity along the border but also actively seek a resolution.
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'Settle Issues Of 1971': Bangladesh's Muhammad Yunus To Pak PM Shehbaz Sharif
Pakistan and Bangladesh were once one nation but split in a brutal 1971 war, with Bangladesh then drawing closer to Pakistan's arch-rival India.
-
Bua Noi, World's Loneliest Gorilla To Spend 36th Christmas In Thai Mall Zoo
Gorillas are social animals but Bua Noi has been subjected to a life of loneliness in the zoo, located on the upper floors of a Thai mall.
-
10 Years On, Malaysia Reopens Search For Missing MH370 Plane: What We Know
The disappearance 10 years ago of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 with 239 people on board remains one of the world's greatest aviation mysteries.
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Nepali Influencer Bibek Pangeni Dies After Battle With Cancer, Social Media Flooded With Grief
Nepali influencer and University of Georgia PhD candidate, Bibek Pangeni, passed away on December 19, 2024, after battling a brain tumor since 2022.
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Vladimir Putin Calls For "More Interesting" Alternatives To Porn. Here's Why
Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed concerns about the widespread global popularity of pornographic content, calling for the development of more engaging alternatives to capture people's attention.
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US Charges Chinese Man For Acting As Beijing's Agent In California Election
China's ruling Communist Party used an agent in California to influence state politics, US prosecutors said Thursday as they unveiled criminal charges against a Chinese national.
