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UN Security Council Holds First Meeting on AI, Highlights Urgent Need for Global Regulation
The United Nations Security Council held its first meeting on artificial intelligence on Tuesday where China said the technology should not become a "runaway horse" and the United States warned against its use to censor or repress people.
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Why Is Putin Obsessed With Ukraine? What Experts Say
Russia has surrounded Ukraine from three sides, like a horse shoe, say experts. The US has warned of serious consequences for Moscow if Kyiv is attacked.
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Indian Army Gifts 20 Trained Military Horses, 10 Mine-Detection Dogs To Bangladesh
The Indian Army on Tuesday gifted 20 fully-trained military horses and 10 mine-detection dogs to Bangladesh as part of the country's efforts to further strengthen bilateral ties.
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2020 Rezvani Tank Unveiled
Rezvani teased the Tank last week and we told you all about it but now we finally get to see all of it. It's big, radical and a guaranteed attraction seeker. Its latest model- the 2020 Rezvani Tank too stands afoot on that front and among quite a few radical elements in the new SUV, the most talked about is the one under its hood. It's a Dodge sour...
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Satellite Images Show Scale of Planned North Korea Parade
Satellite imagery from North Korea shows it has amassed hundreds of trucks, armoured vehicles, troops and horses for a massive military parade to mark Saturday's 70th anniversary of the ruling Workers' Party.
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Horse Ban in Northeast Nigeria After Boko Haram Attacks
Nigeria's military has banned the use of horses in the northeastern state of Borno to stop deadly raids by Boko Haram gunmen, a regional military spokesman told AFP on Tuesday.
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Barack Obama mocks Mitt Romney with 'horses and bayonets'
Barack Obama aimed to belittle rival Mitt Romney's commander-in-chief credentials on Monday, accusing him of not understanding a military that had moved on from "horses and bayonets."
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Despite protests, Sri Lanka not rethinking military ties with India
The recent attacks on Sri Lankan pilgrims in Tamil Nadu and the shrill protest over training of its military personnel in India has deeply "hurt" and perhaps has even scarred India -Sri Lanka relations, which is now passing through a delicate phase, but Sri Lanka isn't yet considering chaining horses mid-stream.
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UN Security Council Holds First Meeting on AI, Highlights Urgent Need for Global Regulation
The United Nations Security Council held its first meeting on artificial intelligence on Tuesday where China said the technology should not become a "runaway horse" and the United States warned against its use to censor or repress people.
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Why Is Putin Obsessed With Ukraine? What Experts Say
Russia has surrounded Ukraine from three sides, like a horse shoe, say experts. The US has warned of serious consequences for Moscow if Kyiv is attacked.
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Indian Army Gifts 20 Trained Military Horses, 10 Mine-Detection Dogs To Bangladesh
The Indian Army on Tuesday gifted 20 fully-trained military horses and 10 mine-detection dogs to Bangladesh as part of the country's efforts to further strengthen bilateral ties.
-
2020 Rezvani Tank Unveiled
Rezvani teased the Tank last week and we told you all about it but now we finally get to see all of it. It's big, radical and a guaranteed attraction seeker. Its latest model- the 2020 Rezvani Tank too stands afoot on that front and among quite a few radical elements in the new SUV, the most talked about is the one under its hood. It's a Dodge sour...
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Satellite Images Show Scale of Planned North Korea Parade
Satellite imagery from North Korea shows it has amassed hundreds of trucks, armoured vehicles, troops and horses for a massive military parade to mark Saturday's 70th anniversary of the ruling Workers' Party.
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Horse Ban in Northeast Nigeria After Boko Haram Attacks
Nigeria's military has banned the use of horses in the northeastern state of Borno to stop deadly raids by Boko Haram gunmen, a regional military spokesman told AFP on Tuesday.
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Barack Obama mocks Mitt Romney with 'horses and bayonets'
Barack Obama aimed to belittle rival Mitt Romney's commander-in-chief credentials on Monday, accusing him of not understanding a military that had moved on from "horses and bayonets."
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Despite protests, Sri Lanka not rethinking military ties with India
The recent attacks on Sri Lankan pilgrims in Tamil Nadu and the shrill protest over training of its military personnel in India has deeply "hurt" and perhaps has even scarred India -Sri Lanka relations, which is now passing through a delicate phase, but Sri Lanka isn't yet considering chaining horses mid-stream.
