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When Pope Francis Signed Havana Declaration, Ending Catholic-Orthodox Feud
Pope Francis, the first Latin American leader of the Roman Catholic Church, died on Monday after a prolonged illness. He was 88.
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The 'Havana Syndrome' And Its Connection To Russia
The Havana Syndrome, as it has come to be known, refers to a series of mysterious symptoms experienced by US diplomats, particularly in the American Embassy in Havana.
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Centre Agrees To Look Into 'Havana Syndrome' In India: All About The Mysterious Illness
Havana syndrome is a mysterious illness experienced by US intelligence officials and diplomats with symptoms like migraines, nausea and memory lapses.
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Pernod Ricard India Brings Us 'Cuba In A Bottle' with Havana Club 7 - A Super Premium Rum That You'll Love
The launch event at 1AQ Square, The Art Centre, Mehrauli, during the weekend saw Cuban creative energy at the forefront with elements that define Cuban culture.
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No US Foes Behind Mystery Illness "Havana Syndrome", CIA Says
The CIA has concluded that no foreign government is likely behind hundreds of mysterious "Havana syndrome" afflictions reported by US diplomats and that nearly all have more conventional medical or environmental explanations, a senior official said.
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US To Compensate Its Officials Affected By 'Havana Syndrome': Report
The US house unanimously passed legislation to compensate CIA personnel and diplomats affected by the so-called "Havana Syndrome" while serving in Cuba, China and elsewhere.
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Fidel Castro Was An Inspiration: Kerala Communists
Senior Kerala Left leaders on Saturday paid tribute to Fidel Castro, terming the former Cuban President a shining beacon of the Communist movement across the world.
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Red Flag At Half Mast In Fidel Castro's Honour In Bengal
The Left parties in West Bengal on Saturday decided to fly the red flag at half mast for three days at their respective offices across the state as a mark of respect for Cuba's Fidel Castro who passed away in Havana aged 90.
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US Must Give Back Guantanamo, Says Cuban President Raul Castro
The "long process of normalisation of relations" between Havana and Washington will culminate when the US gives back Guantanamo and pays compensation for the 53-year-old economic embargo, Cuban President Raul Castro has said.
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Dreams and Doubts in Cuba After News of US Thaw
Stunned by the sudden announcement of Cuba's rapprochement with the United States, residents of Havana on Thursday oscillated between joy and skepticism as they tried figure out what it all means.
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Dreams and Doubts in Cuba After News of US Thaw
Stunned by the sudden announcement of Cuba's rapprochement with the United States, residents of Havana on Thursday oscillated between joy and skepticism as they tried figure out what it all means.
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Up in smoke: Long-ash contest at Cuba cigar fest
Pungent smoke filled the room, obscuring the lights and leaving clothing and skin reeking. There was applause, shouts and laughter, and above all plenty of H. Upmann Sir Winstons - formidable 7-inch (17.8-centimeter) Cuban cigars.
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'Spiderman' scales iconic Cuban hotel
French climber Alain Robert, popularly known as "Spiderman", took his climbing career to new heights when he scaled Cuba's landmark Hotel Havana Libre.
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Six Indian boxers assured of bronze at Cuban event
Six Indian boxers have made it to the semi-finals of the Giraldo Cordova Cardin Memorial Boxing Tournament in Havana and assured themselves of as many bronze medals.
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Indian boxers falter in Cuba
Balwinder Beniwal (69kg) and Dinesh Kumar (81kg) lost their opening round bouts at the "Giraldo Cordova Cardin" Memorial Boxing Tournament in Havana, Cuba, on Friday.
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When Pope Francis Signed Havana Declaration, Ending Catholic-Orthodox Feud
Pope Francis, the first Latin American leader of the Roman Catholic Church, died on Monday after a prolonged illness. He was 88.
-
The 'Havana Syndrome' And Its Connection To Russia
The Havana Syndrome, as it has come to be known, refers to a series of mysterious symptoms experienced by US diplomats, particularly in the American Embassy in Havana.
-
Centre Agrees To Look Into 'Havana Syndrome' In India: All About The Mysterious Illness
Havana syndrome is a mysterious illness experienced by US intelligence officials and diplomats with symptoms like migraines, nausea and memory lapses.
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Pernod Ricard India Brings Us 'Cuba In A Bottle' with Havana Club 7 - A Super Premium Rum That You'll Love
The launch event at 1AQ Square, The Art Centre, Mehrauli, during the weekend saw Cuban creative energy at the forefront with elements that define Cuban culture.
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No US Foes Behind Mystery Illness "Havana Syndrome", CIA Says
The CIA has concluded that no foreign government is likely behind hundreds of mysterious "Havana syndrome" afflictions reported by US diplomats and that nearly all have more conventional medical or environmental explanations, a senior official said.
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US To Compensate Its Officials Affected By 'Havana Syndrome': Report
The US house unanimously passed legislation to compensate CIA personnel and diplomats affected by the so-called "Havana Syndrome" while serving in Cuba, China and elsewhere.
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Fidel Castro Was An Inspiration: Kerala Communists
Senior Kerala Left leaders on Saturday paid tribute to Fidel Castro, terming the former Cuban President a shining beacon of the Communist movement across the world.
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Red Flag At Half Mast In Fidel Castro's Honour In Bengal
The Left parties in West Bengal on Saturday decided to fly the red flag at half mast for three days at their respective offices across the state as a mark of respect for Cuba's Fidel Castro who passed away in Havana aged 90.
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US Must Give Back Guantanamo, Says Cuban President Raul Castro
The "long process of normalisation of relations" between Havana and Washington will culminate when the US gives back Guantanamo and pays compensation for the 53-year-old economic embargo, Cuban President Raul Castro has said.
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Dreams and Doubts in Cuba After News of US Thaw
Stunned by the sudden announcement of Cuba's rapprochement with the United States, residents of Havana on Thursday oscillated between joy and skepticism as they tried figure out what it all means.
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Dreams and Doubts in Cuba After News of US Thaw
Stunned by the sudden announcement of Cuba's rapprochement with the United States, residents of Havana on Thursday oscillated between joy and skepticism as they tried figure out what it all means.
-
Up in smoke: Long-ash contest at Cuba cigar fest
Pungent smoke filled the room, obscuring the lights and leaving clothing and skin reeking. There was applause, shouts and laughter, and above all plenty of H. Upmann Sir Winstons - formidable 7-inch (17.8-centimeter) Cuban cigars.
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'Spiderman' scales iconic Cuban hotel
French climber Alain Robert, popularly known as "Spiderman", took his climbing career to new heights when he scaled Cuba's landmark Hotel Havana Libre.
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Six Indian boxers assured of bronze at Cuban event
Six Indian boxers have made it to the semi-finals of the Giraldo Cordova Cardin Memorial Boxing Tournament in Havana and assured themselves of as many bronze medals.
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Indian boxers falter in Cuba
Balwinder Beniwal (69kg) and Dinesh Kumar (81kg) lost their opening round bouts at the "Giraldo Cordova Cardin" Memorial Boxing Tournament in Havana, Cuba, on Friday.
