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Opinion | Bridging The Rhine And The Ganges: Germany's Renewed 'Focus India'
Following nuclear testing in 1998, the Singh-Talbott talks provided the framework for shifting the Indo-US relationship from "estranged democracies" to "engaged democracies."
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Video Shows The Moment German Bridge Was Demolished Using 150 kg Explosives
Around 150 kg of explosives were needed to bring down the bridge, which was built between 1965 and 1968
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India, Germany Strengthen Partnership To Encourage Vocational Education, Training
A skill mapping exercise will be undertaken to assess the skill gaps and based on the same, bridge courses and upskilling programmes will be designed for the skill training of Indian workers.
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"Let My Daughter Go": China Virus Lockdown Blocks Girl's Cancer Treatment
Hours ticked by on Saturday as 50-year-old Lu Yuejin struggled to get past the police checkpoint on the bridge over the Yangtze river and out of Hubei province, which is on virtual lockdown as China scrambles to control a coronavirus outbreak.
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Chelsea vs Liverpool: Jurgen Klopp Braces For Test From "Exciting" Chelsea Young Guns
Jurgen Klopp is braced for a fierce fight with the Chelsea youngsters that remind him of the thrilling Borussia Dortmund sides that took Germany and Europe by storm.
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Even The Berlin Wall Fell: PM Modi On Kartarpur Corridor
A day after the union cabinet announced the development of the Kartarpur Sahib corridor, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday compared it with the Berlin Wall that divided East and West Germany before it was pulled down in 1989. He said if the Wall could fall, the proposed Kartarpur Corridorcould act as a bridge between the people of India and Pa...
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Denmark Shuts Links To Sweden, Germany As Police Hunt Car
Danish police said they briefly shut bridges and ferry links to Sweden and Germany on Friday as they hunted for a black Volvo and three people linked to a serious crime, that one newspaper reported was a kidnapping.
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Euro 2016: It's Bye-Bye Italy, Hello Chelsea For Antonio Conte
Italy coach Antonio Conte will now have a seven-day holiday before going to Stamford Bridge in London, his home for the foreseeable future.
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Danes, Swedes Impose New Border Checks In Fresh Blow To Open-Frontier Europe
Denmark imposed temporary identity checks on its border with Germany today following a similar move by Sweden, dealing a double blow to Europe's fraying passport-free Schengen area amid a record influx of migrants.
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Alexis Tsipras Says German Plan 'Would Lead to Crisis Without End'
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras warned today that a German proposal to give his debt-ridden country a bridging loan rather than agree a new bailout would be "a return to a crisis without end".
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Germany's Angela Merkel Says, Greece Deal Will Not Be 'At Any Price'
German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned Sunday that a Greek bailout deal will not come 'at any price' as she entered a eurozone summit aimed at bridging gaps on how to keep Greece in the single currency.
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Iran, Six Powers Haggle Over Extending Nuclear Talks: Diplomats
Iran and six world powers haggled on Friday over the terms of extending negotiations on a nuclear deal for four more months after failing to bridge wide gaps on limits for Tehran's atomic programme, diplomats said.
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John Kerry Seeks to Bridge Gaps at Iran Nuclear Talks
US Secretary of State John Kerry and his Iranian counterpart Mohammad Javad Zarif will face off in Vienna on Sunday with seven days left to bridge major differences and strike a historic nuclear deal.
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Record Holocaust commemoration march in Hungary
Hungary's annual "March of Life" commemorating the Holocaust drew a record 25,000 people on Sunday as part of events marking 70 years since the start of mass deportations of Hungarian Jews in World War II.
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Floods in central Europe continue to create havoc
More than 80,000 emergency personnel including firefighters and soldiers were on duty Saturday, working aggressively to contain the most dramatic floods in Germany in a decade. Thousands of residents were still unable to return to their homes, and bridges and streets were impassable in many regions of eastern and southern Germany.
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Opinion | Bridging The Rhine And The Ganges: Germany's Renewed 'Focus India'
Following nuclear testing in 1998, the Singh-Talbott talks provided the framework for shifting the Indo-US relationship from "estranged democracies" to "engaged democracies."
-
Video Shows The Moment German Bridge Was Demolished Using 150 kg Explosives
Around 150 kg of explosives were needed to bring down the bridge, which was built between 1965 and 1968
-
India, Germany Strengthen Partnership To Encourage Vocational Education, Training
A skill mapping exercise will be undertaken to assess the skill gaps and based on the same, bridge courses and upskilling programmes will be designed for the skill training of Indian workers.
-
"Let My Daughter Go": China Virus Lockdown Blocks Girl's Cancer Treatment
Hours ticked by on Saturday as 50-year-old Lu Yuejin struggled to get past the police checkpoint on the bridge over the Yangtze river and out of Hubei province, which is on virtual lockdown as China scrambles to control a coronavirus outbreak.
-
Chelsea vs Liverpool: Jurgen Klopp Braces For Test From "Exciting" Chelsea Young Guns
Jurgen Klopp is braced for a fierce fight with the Chelsea youngsters that remind him of the thrilling Borussia Dortmund sides that took Germany and Europe by storm.
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Even The Berlin Wall Fell: PM Modi On Kartarpur Corridor
A day after the union cabinet announced the development of the Kartarpur Sahib corridor, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday compared it with the Berlin Wall that divided East and West Germany before it was pulled down in 1989. He said if the Wall could fall, the proposed Kartarpur Corridorcould act as a bridge between the people of India and Pa...
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Denmark Shuts Links To Sweden, Germany As Police Hunt Car
Danish police said they briefly shut bridges and ferry links to Sweden and Germany on Friday as they hunted for a black Volvo and three people linked to a serious crime, that one newspaper reported was a kidnapping.
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Euro 2016: It's Bye-Bye Italy, Hello Chelsea For Antonio Conte
Italy coach Antonio Conte will now have a seven-day holiday before going to Stamford Bridge in London, his home for the foreseeable future.
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Danes, Swedes Impose New Border Checks In Fresh Blow To Open-Frontier Europe
Denmark imposed temporary identity checks on its border with Germany today following a similar move by Sweden, dealing a double blow to Europe's fraying passport-free Schengen area amid a record influx of migrants.
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Alexis Tsipras Says German Plan 'Would Lead to Crisis Without End'
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras warned today that a German proposal to give his debt-ridden country a bridging loan rather than agree a new bailout would be "a return to a crisis without end".
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Germany's Angela Merkel Says, Greece Deal Will Not Be 'At Any Price'
German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned Sunday that a Greek bailout deal will not come 'at any price' as she entered a eurozone summit aimed at bridging gaps on how to keep Greece in the single currency.
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Iran, Six Powers Haggle Over Extending Nuclear Talks: Diplomats
Iran and six world powers haggled on Friday over the terms of extending negotiations on a nuclear deal for four more months after failing to bridge wide gaps on limits for Tehran's atomic programme, diplomats said.
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John Kerry Seeks to Bridge Gaps at Iran Nuclear Talks
US Secretary of State John Kerry and his Iranian counterpart Mohammad Javad Zarif will face off in Vienna on Sunday with seven days left to bridge major differences and strike a historic nuclear deal.
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Record Holocaust commemoration march in Hungary
Hungary's annual "March of Life" commemorating the Holocaust drew a record 25,000 people on Sunday as part of events marking 70 years since the start of mass deportations of Hungarian Jews in World War II.
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Floods in central Europe continue to create havoc
More than 80,000 emergency personnel including firefighters and soldiers were on duty Saturday, working aggressively to contain the most dramatic floods in Germany in a decade. Thousands of residents were still unable to return to their homes, and bridges and streets were impassable in many regions of eastern and southern Germany.
