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"Appreciate Her Initiative To...": PM Modi Meets Belgium's Princess Astrid
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday met Princess Astrid of Belgium and said he looks forward to "unlocking limitless opportunities" for the people of the two countries through new partnerships in trade, technology, defence and agriculture.
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"Permit Cancellations, Financial Burden": Canada's New Visa Rules Impact Indian Students
Amid efforts to reduce illegal migration to the country, Canada has tightened its immigration and visa policies, affecting thousands of Indians, especially students pursuing higher education abroad.
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Who Is Friedrich Merz, Poised to Be Germany's Next Chancellor
Friedrich Merz, a man who has never held a government role, is preparing to take the reins in Germany just as the country faces its biggest economic and diplomatic crises in decades and Europe looks urgently for a new generation of leaders.
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Will Olaf Scholz Be Chancellor Again? Or Will The Right Emerge Victorious
Following the election, the party with the most votes will nominate a candidate for chancellor. The candidate must secure an absolute majority in the Bundestag to be sworn in as the country's new leader.
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What's In Trump's New Order On Reciprocal US Tariffs?
Donald Trump on Thursday moved to tear up decades-old low US tariff rates, raising them to match those of other countries and counteract other barriers to American goods to try to shrink a U.S. goods trade deficit that topped $1.2 trillion last year.
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Trump To Sign Order On Reciprocal Tariffs Ahead Of PM Modi's US Visit
US President Donald Trump committed Wednesday to announcing "reciprocal tariffs" on other countries, saying he could sign an order for them within a day, a move that could open new fronts in a trade war.
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List Of World's Most Corrupt Countries Is Out. What's India's Rank?
Denmark is the least corrupt country in the world followed by Finland, Singapore and New Zealand, according to the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) for 2024, which serves as a barometer of public sector misconduct worldwide.
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Turkey Issues Fake Alcohol Warning After More Than 100 People Die From Poisoning In Tourist Hotspots
Turkey has issued a warning to avoid bootleg alcohol in the country after around 103 people were reported to have been fatally poisoned in two major cities since the new year.
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War-Torn Lebanon Forms New Government As US Opposes Hezbollahs Role
Lebanon formed a new government on Saturday, following unusually direct US intervention in the process and in a step intended to bring the country closer to accessing reconstruction funds following a devastating war between Israel and Hezbollah.
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"Freedom Of Speech...": Centre On UK Protests Over 'Emergency' Movie
The External Affairs Ministry is in touch with United Kingdom authorities over reports that screenings of actor Kangana Ranaut's new film 'Emergency' in that country are being obstructed.
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Blog | Nothing Changes This New Year
Happiness as a culture has long eluded us Indians. In 2024, India ranked 126th out of 146 countries on the global happiness index, behind Iraq and Palestine. We were classified as one of the world's least joyful nations.
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Pakistan, Bangladesh Invited For An 'Undivided India' Event, Islamabad Confirms
India has invited Pakistan and Bangladesh, among other neighbouring countries to participate in an 'undivided India' seminar being organised in New Delhi.
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North Korea Says New Hypersonic Missile System Can Deter "Pacific Rivals"
North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un said that a new hypersonic missile system used in a test launch on Monday would help deter the country's rivals in the Pacific, the KCNA state news agency reported.
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India Protests China's New "Counties", Parts Of Which Are In Ladakh
India has conveyed its objection and protest via diplomatic channels to China after the neighbouring country set up two counties, parts of which come under the Union Territory Ladakh, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said today.
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New Bangladesh Textbooks Say Ziaur Rehman Declared Independence, Not Mujib
Bangladesh has introduced new textbooks stating that Ziaur Rahman declared the country's independence in 1971, replacing the previous ones crediting founding father Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman with the declaration, according to a media report.
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"Appreciate Her Initiative To...": PM Modi Meets Belgium's Princess Astrid
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday met Princess Astrid of Belgium and said he looks forward to "unlocking limitless opportunities" for the people of the two countries through new partnerships in trade, technology, defence and agriculture.
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"Permit Cancellations, Financial Burden": Canada's New Visa Rules Impact Indian Students
Amid efforts to reduce illegal migration to the country, Canada has tightened its immigration and visa policies, affecting thousands of Indians, especially students pursuing higher education abroad.
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Who Is Friedrich Merz, Poised to Be Germany's Next Chancellor
Friedrich Merz, a man who has never held a government role, is preparing to take the reins in Germany just as the country faces its biggest economic and diplomatic crises in decades and Europe looks urgently for a new generation of leaders.
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Will Olaf Scholz Be Chancellor Again? Or Will The Right Emerge Victorious
Following the election, the party with the most votes will nominate a candidate for chancellor. The candidate must secure an absolute majority in the Bundestag to be sworn in as the country's new leader.
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What's In Trump's New Order On Reciprocal US Tariffs?
Donald Trump on Thursday moved to tear up decades-old low US tariff rates, raising them to match those of other countries and counteract other barriers to American goods to try to shrink a U.S. goods trade deficit that topped $1.2 trillion last year.
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Trump To Sign Order On Reciprocal Tariffs Ahead Of PM Modi's US Visit
US President Donald Trump committed Wednesday to announcing "reciprocal tariffs" on other countries, saying he could sign an order for them within a day, a move that could open new fronts in a trade war.
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List Of World's Most Corrupt Countries Is Out. What's India's Rank?
Denmark is the least corrupt country in the world followed by Finland, Singapore and New Zealand, according to the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) for 2024, which serves as a barometer of public sector misconduct worldwide.
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Turkey Issues Fake Alcohol Warning After More Than 100 People Die From Poisoning In Tourist Hotspots
Turkey has issued a warning to avoid bootleg alcohol in the country after around 103 people were reported to have been fatally poisoned in two major cities since the new year.
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War-Torn Lebanon Forms New Government As US Opposes Hezbollahs Role
Lebanon formed a new government on Saturday, following unusually direct US intervention in the process and in a step intended to bring the country closer to accessing reconstruction funds following a devastating war between Israel and Hezbollah.
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"Freedom Of Speech...": Centre On UK Protests Over 'Emergency' Movie
The External Affairs Ministry is in touch with United Kingdom authorities over reports that screenings of actor Kangana Ranaut's new film 'Emergency' in that country are being obstructed.
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Blog | Nothing Changes This New Year
Happiness as a culture has long eluded us Indians. In 2024, India ranked 126th out of 146 countries on the global happiness index, behind Iraq and Palestine. We were classified as one of the world's least joyful nations.
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Pakistan, Bangladesh Invited For An 'Undivided India' Event, Islamabad Confirms
India has invited Pakistan and Bangladesh, among other neighbouring countries to participate in an 'undivided India' seminar being organised in New Delhi.
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North Korea Says New Hypersonic Missile System Can Deter "Pacific Rivals"
North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un said that a new hypersonic missile system used in a test launch on Monday would help deter the country's rivals in the Pacific, the KCNA state news agency reported.
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India Protests China's New "Counties", Parts Of Which Are In Ladakh
India has conveyed its objection and protest via diplomatic channels to China after the neighbouring country set up two counties, parts of which come under the Union Territory Ladakh, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said today.
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New Bangladesh Textbooks Say Ziaur Rehman Declared Independence, Not Mujib
Bangladesh has introduced new textbooks stating that Ziaur Rahman declared the country's independence in 1971, replacing the previous ones crediting founding father Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman with the declaration, according to a media report.
