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Assassin's Creed Mirage Will Not Get DLC, but Protagonist Basim's Story Can Be Explored Further, Says Director
Assassin’s Creed Mirage launched in October last year, offering a pared back, back-to-the basics experience reminiscent of older games in the series. The action-adventure title from Ubisoft took players to 9th-century Baghdad, putting them in the shoes of Basim Ibn Ishaq, a street thief who joins the Hidden Ones and rises through the ranks to bec...
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Israeli Agents, Disguised As Medical Staff, Kill 3 Palestinians In Hospital
Israeli undercover agents, some disguised as medical staff, raided a West Bank hospital Tuesday and shot dead three Palestinian militants, in the first such operation in eight years.
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At Ubisoft Forward, Assassin’s Creed Mirage Promises a Return to Series' Roots
Assassin’s Creed Mirage follows the story of Basim Ibn Ishq, first seen as a crucial supporting character in Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, charting his origins as a common street thief in 9th-century Baghdad, his introduction to the Brotherhood and the ways of the assassins under his mentor Roshan, and his transformation into a master assassin.
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Assassin’s Creed Mirage Arrives This October, Gets New Gameplay Trailer
Assassin’s Creed Mirage is set to release October 12, across PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series S/X. Ubisoft revealed the news during the PlayStation Showcase event, alongside dropping a new gameplay trailer that focused on some of the returning skills to the franchise. The game is set in ninth-century Baghdad, and has you play as Basim Ibn ...
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Muharram 2020: Know The Significance, 12 Islamic Months And Their Meaning
Muharram 2020: It was on this day that Prophet Muhammad went from Mecca to Medina. Both Shia and Sunni Muslims mourn on Muharram as the Prophet's grandson Hussain Ibn Ali died on this day. Many also observe partial fast as part of the mourning. Muslims belonging to the Shia sect often wear black clothes on Muharram.
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Mother's Boyfriend Trained 13-Year-Old For "Jihad", Wanted "An Army": FBI
A 13-year-old boy who was part of group taken into custody at a squalid New Mexico compound last month has told FBI agents his mother's boyfriend was training him to conduct "jihad" against non-believers, according to federal court documents.
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Off-The-Grid Dream Becomes Nightmare In New Mexico Compound
One of the leading members of a group prosecutors accused of abusing children at a New Mexico compound struggled with his plan to live off the grid after he underestimated a harsh mountain desert climate and settled on the wrong plot of land.
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Defence Cooperation Among 12 India-Jordan Agreements Signed
In keeping with New Delhi's increasing engagement with West Asia, India and Jordan signed 12 agreements, including a memorandum of understanding on defence cooperation, following a bilateral meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and King of Jordan Abdullah II Ibn Al Hussein in New Delhi on Thursday.
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AMU Court Recommends Panel Of Three Names For New Vice Chancellor
A special meeting of the AMU Court, the supreme governing body of the Aligarh Muslim University, today recommended a panel of three names to the President of India, in his capacity as Visitor of the University, for the appointment of the next Vice Chancellor. The meeting of the Court recommended Professor Tariq Mansoor, Principal and CMS, Jawaharla...
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Opinion: Modi's Takeover Of The RBI And Where It Has Left Us
The renowned historian, Prof. Satish Chandra, in his magisterial work, Medieval India (1206-1526), quotes Ibn Battutah who visited the court of Muhammad bin Tuglaq as saying the ruler's gravest fault was that he "depended on his own judgement and rarely took advice from others."
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IBM, Google, Others to Unveil Open Data Centre Interface to Take on Intel
Called Open Coherent Accelerator Processor Interface (OpenCAPI), it is an open forum to provide a high bandwidth, low latency open interface design specification.
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Apologise To Tarishi's Parents, Says Father Of Bangladesh Attacker
Broken by the discovery that his 21-year-old son Rohan Imtiaz was one of the suspected terrorists who stormed a Dhaka cafe and killed 20 people, a Bangladeshi politician has offered an apology to the parents of Tarishi Jain, the Indian student killed in the terror strike.
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'Never Imagined This': Politician 'Stunned' By Son's Role In Dhaka Attack
A Bangladeshi politician has spoken of his shock on discovering his son was one of the suspected gunmen who murdered foreign hostages, and said many young men from wealthy, educated families had gone missing.
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Dhaka Victims Shot, Then Mutilated With Machetes, Says Officer: 10 Facts
The terrorists who attacked an upmarket Dhaka cafe on Friday "treated hostages like cockroaches", shot them and mutilated them with machetes, a top Bangladesh security officer has told NDTV.
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Bangladesh's Ruling Awami League Leader's Son Among Dhaka Attackers
The son of a senior leader of Bangladesh's ruling Awami League could be one of the seven attackers who hacked to death 20 hostages at a restaurant in the diplomatic enclave here, a media report said today.
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Assassin's Creed Mirage Will Not Get DLC, but Protagonist Basim's Story Can Be Explored Further, Says Director
Assassin’s Creed Mirage launched in October last year, offering a pared back, back-to-the basics experience reminiscent of older games in the series. The action-adventure title from Ubisoft took players to 9th-century Baghdad, putting them in the shoes of Basim Ibn Ishaq, a street thief who joins the Hidden Ones and rises through the ranks to bec...
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Israeli Agents, Disguised As Medical Staff, Kill 3 Palestinians In Hospital
Israeli undercover agents, some disguised as medical staff, raided a West Bank hospital Tuesday and shot dead three Palestinian militants, in the first such operation in eight years.
-
At Ubisoft Forward, Assassin’s Creed Mirage Promises a Return to Series' Roots
Assassin’s Creed Mirage follows the story of Basim Ibn Ishq, first seen as a crucial supporting character in Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, charting his origins as a common street thief in 9th-century Baghdad, his introduction to the Brotherhood and the ways of the assassins under his mentor Roshan, and his transformation into a master assassin.
-
Assassin’s Creed Mirage Arrives This October, Gets New Gameplay Trailer
Assassin’s Creed Mirage is set to release October 12, across PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series S/X. Ubisoft revealed the news during the PlayStation Showcase event, alongside dropping a new gameplay trailer that focused on some of the returning skills to the franchise. The game is set in ninth-century Baghdad, and has you play as Basim Ibn ...
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Muharram 2020: Know The Significance, 12 Islamic Months And Their Meaning
Muharram 2020: It was on this day that Prophet Muhammad went from Mecca to Medina. Both Shia and Sunni Muslims mourn on Muharram as the Prophet's grandson Hussain Ibn Ali died on this day. Many also observe partial fast as part of the mourning. Muslims belonging to the Shia sect often wear black clothes on Muharram.
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Mother's Boyfriend Trained 13-Year-Old For "Jihad", Wanted "An Army": FBI
A 13-year-old boy who was part of group taken into custody at a squalid New Mexico compound last month has told FBI agents his mother's boyfriend was training him to conduct "jihad" against non-believers, according to federal court documents.
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Off-The-Grid Dream Becomes Nightmare In New Mexico Compound
One of the leading members of a group prosecutors accused of abusing children at a New Mexico compound struggled with his plan to live off the grid after he underestimated a harsh mountain desert climate and settled on the wrong plot of land.
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Defence Cooperation Among 12 India-Jordan Agreements Signed
In keeping with New Delhi's increasing engagement with West Asia, India and Jordan signed 12 agreements, including a memorandum of understanding on defence cooperation, following a bilateral meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and King of Jordan Abdullah II Ibn Al Hussein in New Delhi on Thursday.
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AMU Court Recommends Panel Of Three Names For New Vice Chancellor
A special meeting of the AMU Court, the supreme governing body of the Aligarh Muslim University, today recommended a panel of three names to the President of India, in his capacity as Visitor of the University, for the appointment of the next Vice Chancellor. The meeting of the Court recommended Professor Tariq Mansoor, Principal and CMS, Jawaharla...
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Opinion: Modi's Takeover Of The RBI And Where It Has Left Us
The renowned historian, Prof. Satish Chandra, in his magisterial work, Medieval India (1206-1526), quotes Ibn Battutah who visited the court of Muhammad bin Tuglaq as saying the ruler's gravest fault was that he "depended on his own judgement and rarely took advice from others."
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IBM, Google, Others to Unveil Open Data Centre Interface to Take on Intel
Called Open Coherent Accelerator Processor Interface (OpenCAPI), it is an open forum to provide a high bandwidth, low latency open interface design specification.
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Apologise To Tarishi's Parents, Says Father Of Bangladesh Attacker
Broken by the discovery that his 21-year-old son Rohan Imtiaz was one of the suspected terrorists who stormed a Dhaka cafe and killed 20 people, a Bangladeshi politician has offered an apology to the parents of Tarishi Jain, the Indian student killed in the terror strike.
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'Never Imagined This': Politician 'Stunned' By Son's Role In Dhaka Attack
A Bangladeshi politician has spoken of his shock on discovering his son was one of the suspected gunmen who murdered foreign hostages, and said many young men from wealthy, educated families had gone missing.
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Dhaka Victims Shot, Then Mutilated With Machetes, Says Officer: 10 Facts
The terrorists who attacked an upmarket Dhaka cafe on Friday "treated hostages like cockroaches", shot them and mutilated them with machetes, a top Bangladesh security officer has told NDTV.
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Bangladesh's Ruling Awami League Leader's Son Among Dhaka Attackers
The son of a senior leader of Bangladesh's ruling Awami League could be one of the seven attackers who hacked to death 20 hostages at a restaurant in the diplomatic enclave here, a media report said today.
