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Couple Cheats Death In Papua New Guinea Landslide That Killed 2,000 People
While the government estimates over 2,000 people may be buried under the debris, only six bodies have been recovered.
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Families Of 16 Indian Sailors Detained By Guinea Navy Seek Their Return
The family members of 16 Indian sailors, who were detained by the Guinea Navy, have expressed concern about their safety and have appealed to the government for their safe return.
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Kerala Chief Minister Writes To PM As 16 Indian Sailors Detained In Africa
As the families of 16 Indian sailors including three from Kerala, detained in Equatorial Guinea, hoped the Indian government will ensure their speedy release, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Tuesday requested PM Modi to intervene.
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Power Struggle Roils Guinea, Soldiers Say They've Taken Over
Soldiers who staged an uprising in Guinea's capital on Sunday said on state television that they had dissolved the West African nation's government and constitution and closed all land and air borders.
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"Centre Playing With Crown Of India": Congress On Jammu And Kashmir
Hitting out at the centre over the security situation in Jammu and Kashmir, the Congress Friday alleged that the NDA government was playing with the "crown of India" and treating the people of the state like "guinea pigs".
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Pacific Leaders Sign On to Australia Internet Cabling Scheme, Shutting Out Huawei
For years, Western intelligence agencies have worried over Huawei's ties to the Chinese government and the possibility that its equipment could be used for espionage.
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Russia Claims A Poisoned Spy's Dead Cat And Guinea Pigs Hold Clues To British Conspiracy
As the world blames it for a poison attack on British soil, the Russian government has launched what critics call a campaign of misdirection.
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Police, Students Clash In Papua New Guinea; 23 Injured
Police in Papua New Guinea fired gunshots on Wednesday to quell a student protest demanding the prime minister's resignation, the government said. It reported several injuries but denied reports that as many as four people were killed.
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Guinea Government Says 2 People Have Died From Ebola
Two people from the same family have died from Ebola in Guinea, the government said Thursday, as the WHO declared a flare-up of the virus in neighbouring Sierra Leone over.
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Guinea PM Names Women To Key Posts In New Government
Guinea's prime minister officially formed his new cabinet on Monday, handing key roles to women as the poverty-stricken country looks to kickstart an economic recovery and improve the lives of young people.
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5 Wounded as Riots at Australian Asylum Camp Cause 'Severe' Damage
Australian authorities have regained control of a controversial immigration detention centre, officials said today, after the death of an asylum seeker sparked rioting that led to at least five injuries and widespread damage.
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Violence against women in Papua New Guinea an 'Emergency': Monitoring Group
Violence against women in Papua New Guinea is at "emergency" levels, Human Rights Watch said today, exposing harrowing brutality, long-term abuse and revealing that wives who complain risk being accused of sorcery.
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Guinea-Bissau Forms New Government After Stalemate
Guinea-Bissau has formed a new government, according to a presidential decree issued early Tuesday, ending a two-month political stalemate in the coup-plagued west African nation.
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Australians Rally in Support of Detained Asylum Seekers
Thousands of Australians today joined rallies calling for the closure of Pacific island camps for asylum-seekers, just days after the government confirmed it was in talks with the Philippines to resettle detained refugees.
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Blog: Finding Kamala Nehru in Pakistan, Jinnah in Guntur
India's footprint around the world is matched by no other country, says Ajay Mankotia.
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Couple Cheats Death In Papua New Guinea Landslide That Killed 2,000 People
While the government estimates over 2,000 people may be buried under the debris, only six bodies have been recovered.
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Families Of 16 Indian Sailors Detained By Guinea Navy Seek Their Return
The family members of 16 Indian sailors, who were detained by the Guinea Navy, have expressed concern about their safety and have appealed to the government for their safe return.
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Kerala Chief Minister Writes To PM As 16 Indian Sailors Detained In Africa
As the families of 16 Indian sailors including three from Kerala, detained in Equatorial Guinea, hoped the Indian government will ensure their speedy release, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Tuesday requested PM Modi to intervene.
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Power Struggle Roils Guinea, Soldiers Say They've Taken Over
Soldiers who staged an uprising in Guinea's capital on Sunday said on state television that they had dissolved the West African nation's government and constitution and closed all land and air borders.
-
"Centre Playing With Crown Of India": Congress On Jammu And Kashmir
Hitting out at the centre over the security situation in Jammu and Kashmir, the Congress Friday alleged that the NDA government was playing with the "crown of India" and treating the people of the state like "guinea pigs".
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Pacific Leaders Sign On to Australia Internet Cabling Scheme, Shutting Out Huawei
For years, Western intelligence agencies have worried over Huawei's ties to the Chinese government and the possibility that its equipment could be used for espionage.
-
Russia Claims A Poisoned Spy's Dead Cat And Guinea Pigs Hold Clues To British Conspiracy
As the world blames it for a poison attack on British soil, the Russian government has launched what critics call a campaign of misdirection.
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Police, Students Clash In Papua New Guinea; 23 Injured
Police in Papua New Guinea fired gunshots on Wednesday to quell a student protest demanding the prime minister's resignation, the government said. It reported several injuries but denied reports that as many as four people were killed.
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Guinea Government Says 2 People Have Died From Ebola
Two people from the same family have died from Ebola in Guinea, the government said Thursday, as the WHO declared a flare-up of the virus in neighbouring Sierra Leone over.
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Guinea PM Names Women To Key Posts In New Government
Guinea's prime minister officially formed his new cabinet on Monday, handing key roles to women as the poverty-stricken country looks to kickstart an economic recovery and improve the lives of young people.
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5 Wounded as Riots at Australian Asylum Camp Cause 'Severe' Damage
Australian authorities have regained control of a controversial immigration detention centre, officials said today, after the death of an asylum seeker sparked rioting that led to at least five injuries and widespread damage.
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Violence against women in Papua New Guinea an 'Emergency': Monitoring Group
Violence against women in Papua New Guinea is at "emergency" levels, Human Rights Watch said today, exposing harrowing brutality, long-term abuse and revealing that wives who complain risk being accused of sorcery.
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Guinea-Bissau Forms New Government After Stalemate
Guinea-Bissau has formed a new government, according to a presidential decree issued early Tuesday, ending a two-month political stalemate in the coup-plagued west African nation.
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Australians Rally in Support of Detained Asylum Seekers
Thousands of Australians today joined rallies calling for the closure of Pacific island camps for asylum-seekers, just days after the government confirmed it was in talks with the Philippines to resettle detained refugees.
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Blog: Finding Kamala Nehru in Pakistan, Jinnah in Guntur
India's footprint around the world is matched by no other country, says Ajay Mankotia.
