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How Bashar al-Assad's Inner Circle Fled Syria After His Fall
A lightning rebel offensive early this month caught Syria's ruling clan off guard.
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UAE's Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan Dials Iran Counterpart To Discuss Middle East Tensions
During the call, HH Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed emphasised the importance of exercising the utmost self-restraint and working to prevent the expansion of the circle of tension in the Middle East.
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Not For Faint-Hearted, Taliban Embrace Buzkashi Sport In New Afghanistan
The announcer roared over the public address system as a lone rider separated from other horses and galloped towards a chalk circle drawn in the middle of a muddy field in the Afghan capital.
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Twitter Is Redesigning Its Mobile Apps to Include a Spaces Tab in the Navigation Bar: Report
Twitter is reportedly redesigning its mobile apps to prominently feature a discovery tab for Twitter spaces in the navigation bar at the bottom. The new discovery tab will be in the middle of the navigation bar, sitting between the search magnifying glass and the notification bell icons. It is currently being tested for the iOS app for users who re...
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Bangladesh Cricket Board Forced To Change World Cup Jersey Design
The Bangladesh Cricket Board was forced to add red to the all-green kit the players had posed in.
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This Optical Illusion Will 'Break' Your Brain - But For 15 Milliseconds Only
This optical illusion has been around for years, but scientists have only just understood how it works. The Pinna-Brelstaff illusion features a dot in the middle with circles made of diamond-shaped dashes surrounding it.
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Delhi's Connaught Place Shut Down Over New Traffic Plan
Delhi's upscale Connaught Place business hub remained closed for the first half of Tuesday against the decision to make the inner and middle circle vehicle-free zones.
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Vehicle-Free Connaught Place: Traders Give Shutdown Call
Traders of the iconic Connaught Place market have called for a shutdown tomorrow to protest the plan to make middle and inner circle vehicle-free.
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Experts Welcome Move To Make Connaught Place Traffic-Free
With the Inner and Middle circles of Connaught Place going traffic-free for three months from February, experts say the move will go a long way in improving the area's ecosystem.
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Connaught Place Move Will Inculcate Respect For Built Heritage: Experts
The decision to make middle and inner circular roads of Connaught Place a vehicle-free zone will bring back the "diminished glory" of the famed market and inculcate love and respect for architectural heritage among people, experts say.
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Traders Oppose Move To Make Connaught Place Vehicle Free
The decision to make middle and inner circle of Connaught Place in Central Delhi vehicle-free has not gone down well with the traders in Delhi who believe the move will not only cause discomfort to visitors but also affect the business.
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Cars, Buses Banned In Delhi's Connaught Place For 3 Months Starting February
Cars and buses will not be allowed into Connaught Place, the heart of Delhi, for three months starting February. The ban will be part of a pilot smart city project that will be launched next month and will aim to reduce pollution and congestion in the area.
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Why Shilpa Shetty Says She is 'Middle-Class' in Her Thinking
"However you resolve it, you need to make sure you do it within that circle of marriage. That's why I feel I'm a bit middle-class in my thinking. Trust and respect are very important for a successful marriage," said Shilpa Shetty
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Far Above Sweden's Arctic Circle, A Ski Resort Hosts Refugees
Far above Sweden's Arctic Circle, two dozen refugees stepped off a night train onto a desolate, snow-covered platform, their Middle Eastern odyssey abruptly ending at a hotel touted as the world's most northerly ski resort.
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Instant Messaging Apps in Spotlight After Islamic State Attacks
Leading encrypted apps recommended by the Islamic State group for secure messaging said on Thursday they were making modest moves to stop jihadists using their technology in the wake of the bloody attacks in Paris, but defended a right to privacy.
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How Bashar al-Assad's Inner Circle Fled Syria After His Fall
A lightning rebel offensive early this month caught Syria's ruling clan off guard.
-
UAE's Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan Dials Iran Counterpart To Discuss Middle East Tensions
During the call, HH Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed emphasised the importance of exercising the utmost self-restraint and working to prevent the expansion of the circle of tension in the Middle East.
-
Not For Faint-Hearted, Taliban Embrace Buzkashi Sport In New Afghanistan
The announcer roared over the public address system as a lone rider separated from other horses and galloped towards a chalk circle drawn in the middle of a muddy field in the Afghan capital.
-
Twitter Is Redesigning Its Mobile Apps to Include a Spaces Tab in the Navigation Bar: Report
Twitter is reportedly redesigning its mobile apps to prominently feature a discovery tab for Twitter spaces in the navigation bar at the bottom. The new discovery tab will be in the middle of the navigation bar, sitting between the search magnifying glass and the notification bell icons. It is currently being tested for the iOS app for users who re...
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Bangladesh Cricket Board Forced To Change World Cup Jersey Design
The Bangladesh Cricket Board was forced to add red to the all-green kit the players had posed in.
-
This Optical Illusion Will 'Break' Your Brain - But For 15 Milliseconds Only
This optical illusion has been around for years, but scientists have only just understood how it works. The Pinna-Brelstaff illusion features a dot in the middle with circles made of diamond-shaped dashes surrounding it.
-
Delhi's Connaught Place Shut Down Over New Traffic Plan
Delhi's upscale Connaught Place business hub remained closed for the first half of Tuesday against the decision to make the inner and middle circle vehicle-free zones.
-
Vehicle-Free Connaught Place: Traders Give Shutdown Call
Traders of the iconic Connaught Place market have called for a shutdown tomorrow to protest the plan to make middle and inner circle vehicle-free.
-
Experts Welcome Move To Make Connaught Place Traffic-Free
With the Inner and Middle circles of Connaught Place going traffic-free for three months from February, experts say the move will go a long way in improving the area's ecosystem.
-
Connaught Place Move Will Inculcate Respect For Built Heritage: Experts
The decision to make middle and inner circular roads of Connaught Place a vehicle-free zone will bring back the "diminished glory" of the famed market and inculcate love and respect for architectural heritage among people, experts say.
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Traders Oppose Move To Make Connaught Place Vehicle Free
The decision to make middle and inner circle of Connaught Place in Central Delhi vehicle-free has not gone down well with the traders in Delhi who believe the move will not only cause discomfort to visitors but also affect the business.
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Cars, Buses Banned In Delhi's Connaught Place For 3 Months Starting February
Cars and buses will not be allowed into Connaught Place, the heart of Delhi, for three months starting February. The ban will be part of a pilot smart city project that will be launched next month and will aim to reduce pollution and congestion in the area.
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Why Shilpa Shetty Says She is 'Middle-Class' in Her Thinking
"However you resolve it, you need to make sure you do it within that circle of marriage. That's why I feel I'm a bit middle-class in my thinking. Trust and respect are very important for a successful marriage," said Shilpa Shetty
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Far Above Sweden's Arctic Circle, A Ski Resort Hosts Refugees
Far above Sweden's Arctic Circle, two dozen refugees stepped off a night train onto a desolate, snow-covered platform, their Middle Eastern odyssey abruptly ending at a hotel touted as the world's most northerly ski resort.
-
Instant Messaging Apps in Spotlight After Islamic State Attacks
Leading encrypted apps recommended by the Islamic State group for secure messaging said on Thursday they were making modest moves to stop jihadists using their technology in the wake of the bloody attacks in Paris, but defended a right to privacy.
