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Opinion | Syria: Why Is The Middle East Always In Turmoil?
Why is the Arab world perpetually at war with itself? Why does it spawn so many extremist groups? Why has it been trapped in cycles of violence and instability for decades?
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Case Of Indian Nurse's Death Sentence With Yemeni President, Providing Assistance: Centre
Yemen's Supreme Court pronounced death sentence to an Indian nurse on charges of murdering a Yemeni national and the case is currently with the President of the ruling dispensation of Sana'a, the government said in Lok Sabha on Friday.
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Indian Navy Rescues 23 Pak Nationals From Iranian Fishing Vessel Attacked By Pirates
The Indian Navy responded to a pirate attack in the Arabian Sea and rescued an Iranian fishing vessel and its crew of 23 Pakistani nationals in an over 12-hour-long anti-piracy operation.
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Watch: Container Ship Attacked Near Red Sea, Navy Comes To The Rescue
MSC Sky II, a Liberia-flagged container ship with Indians onboard, was on its way to Djibouti from Singapore, navigating thousands of kilometres in the sea. Yesterday, around 140 km southeast of Aden in Yemen, the ship was attacked by Houthis.
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Ship Headed To India Attacked In Red Sea, Houthis Claim Responsibility
Yemen's Huthi rebels said Tuesday they had struck US and British ships in two attacks in the Red Sea, the latest among dozens of incidents that have disrupted global shipping.
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India-Bound Oil Tanker Hit By Attack Drone In Red Sea
A crude oil tanker bound for Indiawas hit by an attack drone fired by Yemen's Houthi rebels in the Red Sea, the US military said today.
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"Expect Them To Forgive Her": Mother Of Kerala Nurse On Death Row In Yemen
Following the Delhi High Court's approval for Nimisha Priya's mother to travel to Yemen, Prem Kumari, expressed joy and said that she is hoping that the victim's family would forgive her daughter.
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Woman Allowed To Make "Blood Money" Deal To Save Daughter On Death Row In Yemen
A Kerala nurse on death row in Yemen for murder will now be represented by her mother, who was granted permission by the Delhi High Court to travel to the West Asian country and negotiate her daughter's release.
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High Court Allows Kerala Woman To Travel To Yemen To Save Daughter On Death Row
The Delhi High Court permitted the mother of a Kerala woman, who is on death row in Yemen for killing a Yemeni national, to travel to the West Asian country to negotiate blood money with the victim's family and save her daughter from the gallows.
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Show Yemen Court's "Blood Money" Proof: Court To Kerala Nurse's Mother
The Delhi High Court Monday asked the mother of a Kerala woman, who is on death row in Yemen for killing a Yemeni national, to place documents to show that the foreign court gave her the legal option of paying blood money to negotiate
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"Not Desirable": Centre On Mother Of Nurse On Death Row Travelling To Yemen
The Delhi High Court on Monday asked the Centre whether it was willing to grant permission to the mother of a Kerala woman, who is on death row in Yemen for killing a Yemeni national, to travel to that country to negotiate blood money.
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Nurse On Yemen Death Row: Court Seeks Centre's Reply To Mother's Travel Request
The Delhi High Court on Saturday sought the Centre's response on a plea by the mother of a Kerala woman, who is on death row in Yemen for killing a Yemini national, seeking facilitation of her travel to that country.
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UN Expresses Deep Concern After Houthis Seize India-Bound Ship In Red Sea
The UN Secretary-General is following with "deep concern" reports of the seizure of a vessel by the Houthis in the Red Sea that was reportedly en route between Turkiye and India, a spokesperson said.
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Explained: Who Are Houthis, The Group That Hijacked An India-Bound Ship
A cargo ship en route to India from Turkey was hijacked by Yemen's Houthi rebels in the Red Sea on Sunday.
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India-Bound Ship Hijacked By Yemen's Houthi Rebels In Red Sea: Report
A cargo ship from Turkey bound for India has been hijacked by Yemen's Houthi rebels in the Red Sea. The ship was carrying around 25 crew members belonging to various nations.
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Opinion | Syria: Why Is The Middle East Always In Turmoil?
Why is the Arab world perpetually at war with itself? Why does it spawn so many extremist groups? Why has it been trapped in cycles of violence and instability for decades?
-
Case Of Indian Nurse's Death Sentence With Yemeni President, Providing Assistance: Centre
Yemen's Supreme Court pronounced death sentence to an Indian nurse on charges of murdering a Yemeni national and the case is currently with the President of the ruling dispensation of Sana'a, the government said in Lok Sabha on Friday.
-
Indian Navy Rescues 23 Pak Nationals From Iranian Fishing Vessel Attacked By Pirates
The Indian Navy responded to a pirate attack in the Arabian Sea and rescued an Iranian fishing vessel and its crew of 23 Pakistani nationals in an over 12-hour-long anti-piracy operation.
-
Watch: Container Ship Attacked Near Red Sea, Navy Comes To The Rescue
MSC Sky II, a Liberia-flagged container ship with Indians onboard, was on its way to Djibouti from Singapore, navigating thousands of kilometres in the sea. Yesterday, around 140 km southeast of Aden in Yemen, the ship was attacked by Houthis.
-
Ship Headed To India Attacked In Red Sea, Houthis Claim Responsibility
Yemen's Huthi rebels said Tuesday they had struck US and British ships in two attacks in the Red Sea, the latest among dozens of incidents that have disrupted global shipping.
-
India-Bound Oil Tanker Hit By Attack Drone In Red Sea
A crude oil tanker bound for Indiawas hit by an attack drone fired by Yemen's Houthi rebels in the Red Sea, the US military said today.
-
"Expect Them To Forgive Her": Mother Of Kerala Nurse On Death Row In Yemen
Following the Delhi High Court's approval for Nimisha Priya's mother to travel to Yemen, Prem Kumari, expressed joy and said that she is hoping that the victim's family would forgive her daughter.
-
Woman Allowed To Make "Blood Money" Deal To Save Daughter On Death Row In Yemen
A Kerala nurse on death row in Yemen for murder will now be represented by her mother, who was granted permission by the Delhi High Court to travel to the West Asian country and negotiate her daughter's release.
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High Court Allows Kerala Woman To Travel To Yemen To Save Daughter On Death Row
The Delhi High Court permitted the mother of a Kerala woman, who is on death row in Yemen for killing a Yemeni national, to travel to the West Asian country to negotiate blood money with the victim's family and save her daughter from the gallows.
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Show Yemen Court's "Blood Money" Proof: Court To Kerala Nurse's Mother
The Delhi High Court Monday asked the mother of a Kerala woman, who is on death row in Yemen for killing a Yemeni national, to place documents to show that the foreign court gave her the legal option of paying blood money to negotiate
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"Not Desirable": Centre On Mother Of Nurse On Death Row Travelling To Yemen
The Delhi High Court on Monday asked the Centre whether it was willing to grant permission to the mother of a Kerala woman, who is on death row in Yemen for killing a Yemeni national, to travel to that country to negotiate blood money.
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Nurse On Yemen Death Row: Court Seeks Centre's Reply To Mother's Travel Request
The Delhi High Court on Saturday sought the Centre's response on a plea by the mother of a Kerala woman, who is on death row in Yemen for killing a Yemini national, seeking facilitation of her travel to that country.
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UN Expresses Deep Concern After Houthis Seize India-Bound Ship In Red Sea
The UN Secretary-General is following with "deep concern" reports of the seizure of a vessel by the Houthis in the Red Sea that was reportedly en route between Turkiye and India, a spokesperson said.
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Explained: Who Are Houthis, The Group That Hijacked An India-Bound Ship
A cargo ship en route to India from Turkey was hijacked by Yemen's Houthi rebels in the Red Sea on Sunday.
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India-Bound Ship Hijacked By Yemen's Houthi Rebels In Red Sea: Report
A cargo ship from Turkey bound for India has been hijacked by Yemen's Houthi rebels in the Red Sea. The ship was carrying around 25 crew members belonging to various nations.
