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Saudi Crown Prince Condemns Israel's Attacks On Palestinians As "Genocide"
Saudi Arabia's crown prince and de facto ruler condemned what he called the "genocide" committed by Israel against Palestinians when he spoke at a summit of Muslim and Arab leaders on Monday.
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North Korea vs South Korea: Trash-Filled Balloons, K-Pop On Loudspeakers
In a move signalling heightened tensions with its neighbour, South Korea has announced its decision to resume loudspeaker broadcasts directed at North Korea for the first time in six years.
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"Saudi Stands By Palestinians": Crown Prince As Israel-Gaza War Escalates
Saudi Arabia's de facto ruler told Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas he was working to prevent "an expansion" of conflict after the surprise Hamas attack on Israel, Saudi state media said early Tuesday.
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Killers of the Flower Moon Trailer: Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio Reunite for a Murderous Western Epic
Apple TV just dropped the trailer for Martin Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower Moon. Based on the eponymous non-fiction book by David Grann, the film delves into the real-life mystery surrounding the murders of the Osage tribe in the early 1920s. Leonardo DiCaprio leads the cast as Ernest Burkhart, struggling with conflicting loyalties to his Osag...
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Ukraine Is De Facto Member Of NATO Alliance, Says Defence Minister
Ukraine has effectively become a NATO member, its defence minister has said, despite the military alliance's reluctance to get embroiled in a wider conflict with Russia.
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Plans To Rebuild World's Biggest Plane, Destroyed By Russia In Ukraine
Plans are being made to rebuild the world's largest plane first destroyed by Russian forces in the early days of its invasion of Ukraine -- though its manufacturer says such a goal remains far off.
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Ukrainian Soldier Blows Himself Up To Delay Russian Advance: Report
A Ukrainian soldier blew himself up to destroy a bridge in the southern province of Kherson to stop invading Russian tanks from marching ahead. His sacrifice to stop a column of Russian tanks is now being praised by the Ukrainian military, who has de
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Exclusive: China Has Built Village In Arunachal, Show Satellite Images
China has constructed a new village in Arunachal Pradesh, consisting of about 101 homes, show satellite images accessed exclusively by NDTV. The same images, dated November 1, 2020, have been analysed by several experts approached by NDTV, who confirmed that the construction, approximately 4.5 kms within Indian territory of the de facto border, wil...
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FIFA Hands 10-Year Ban To Former Secretary General Markus Kattner
Markus Kattner has been banned from all football-related activity for 10 years and fined $1.056 million after being found guilty of conflicts of interest and abusing his position.
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Tabu Says De De Pyaar De Is 'Not About Two Women Vying For A Man'
Tabu says that the "struggles and conflicts" of the characters in the film aren't "trivialised"
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200 Elephants On 1000 Mile Journey In Diamond Producer's Wildlife Effort
Diamond producer De Beers said on Monday it was relocating 200 elephants from its private reserve in South Africa to neighbouring Mozambique, part of wider efforts to restore wildlife populations ravaged by conflict there.
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FIFA Bans Brazilian Federation Chief Over Corruption
FIFA's investigation found out that Marco Polo Del Nero also violated rules governing conflicts of interest, loyalty, and general conduct.
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Aung San Suu Kyi Sidesteps Atrocity Allegations In First Address On Rohingya Crisis
In her first major speech Tuesday on the worsening Rohingya crisis, Myanmar's de facto leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, sidestepped allegations of atrocities committed against the stateless Muslim minority and cast the conflict as just one of many problems ailing the country.
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Aung San Suu Kyi Says Trust Must Precede Peace In Myanmar
Myanmar's de facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi has said there must be trust between conflicting groups in the country before there can be full peace.
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Sport Tribunal to Rule on Michel Platini Fate
The international sports tribunal will on Monday rule on Michel Platini's final appeal against a six-year ban imposed by FIFA
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Saudi Crown Prince Condemns Israel's Attacks On Palestinians As "Genocide"
Saudi Arabia's crown prince and de facto ruler condemned what he called the "genocide" committed by Israel against Palestinians when he spoke at a summit of Muslim and Arab leaders on Monday.
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North Korea vs South Korea: Trash-Filled Balloons, K-Pop On Loudspeakers
In a move signalling heightened tensions with its neighbour, South Korea has announced its decision to resume loudspeaker broadcasts directed at North Korea for the first time in six years.
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"Saudi Stands By Palestinians": Crown Prince As Israel-Gaza War Escalates
Saudi Arabia's de facto ruler told Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas he was working to prevent "an expansion" of conflict after the surprise Hamas attack on Israel, Saudi state media said early Tuesday.
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Killers of the Flower Moon Trailer: Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio Reunite for a Murderous Western Epic
Apple TV just dropped the trailer for Martin Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower Moon. Based on the eponymous non-fiction book by David Grann, the film delves into the real-life mystery surrounding the murders of the Osage tribe in the early 1920s. Leonardo DiCaprio leads the cast as Ernest Burkhart, struggling with conflicting loyalties to his Osag...
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Ukraine Is De Facto Member Of NATO Alliance, Says Defence Minister
Ukraine has effectively become a NATO member, its defence minister has said, despite the military alliance's reluctance to get embroiled in a wider conflict with Russia.
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Plans To Rebuild World's Biggest Plane, Destroyed By Russia In Ukraine
Plans are being made to rebuild the world's largest plane first destroyed by Russian forces in the early days of its invasion of Ukraine -- though its manufacturer says such a goal remains far off.
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Ukrainian Soldier Blows Himself Up To Delay Russian Advance: Report
A Ukrainian soldier blew himself up to destroy a bridge in the southern province of Kherson to stop invading Russian tanks from marching ahead. His sacrifice to stop a column of Russian tanks is now being praised by the Ukrainian military, who has de
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Exclusive: China Has Built Village In Arunachal, Show Satellite Images
China has constructed a new village in Arunachal Pradesh, consisting of about 101 homes, show satellite images accessed exclusively by NDTV. The same images, dated November 1, 2020, have been analysed by several experts approached by NDTV, who confirmed that the construction, approximately 4.5 kms within Indian territory of the de facto border, wil...
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FIFA Hands 10-Year Ban To Former Secretary General Markus Kattner
Markus Kattner has been banned from all football-related activity for 10 years and fined $1.056 million after being found guilty of conflicts of interest and abusing his position.
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Tabu Says De De Pyaar De Is 'Not About Two Women Vying For A Man'
Tabu says that the "struggles and conflicts" of the characters in the film aren't "trivialised"
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200 Elephants On 1000 Mile Journey In Diamond Producer's Wildlife Effort
Diamond producer De Beers said on Monday it was relocating 200 elephants from its private reserve in South Africa to neighbouring Mozambique, part of wider efforts to restore wildlife populations ravaged by conflict there.
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FIFA Bans Brazilian Federation Chief Over Corruption
FIFA's investigation found out that Marco Polo Del Nero also violated rules governing conflicts of interest, loyalty, and general conduct.
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Aung San Suu Kyi Sidesteps Atrocity Allegations In First Address On Rohingya Crisis
In her first major speech Tuesday on the worsening Rohingya crisis, Myanmar's de facto leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, sidestepped allegations of atrocities committed against the stateless Muslim minority and cast the conflict as just one of many problems ailing the country.
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Aung San Suu Kyi Says Trust Must Precede Peace In Myanmar
Myanmar's de facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi has said there must be trust between conflicting groups in the country before there can be full peace.
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Sport Tribunal to Rule on Michel Platini Fate
The international sports tribunal will on Monday rule on Michel Platini's final appeal against a six-year ban imposed by FIFA
