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China Ties, Ram Mandir, Media's Role, Article 370: PM's Newsweek Interview
Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed hope that the two countries will be able to restore and sustain peace and tranquillity at their borders through positive and constructive bilateral engagement at the diplomatic and military levels.
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Belarusian President Rushed To Hospital After Meeting With Putin: Report
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko was taken to a hospital in Moscow after meeting his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, Newsweek reported citing the Belarusian opposition leader.
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In Germany's 'Stonehenge', A Discovery Sheds Light On 4,000-Year-Old Beer Making
An ancient brewery dating back to more than 4,000 years ago has been unearthed in German 'Stonehenge', a site resembling the original one in the UK with its concentric circles and wooden or stone structures, Newsweek said in a report.
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Florida Hosts Python Challenge, Excited Participants Post Daring Pics
Florida in the United States is hosting a python challenge in which hundreds of participants are participating, a report in Newsweek said.
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Bodies, Aircraft Parts Emerge From Thawing Glaciers In Swiss Alps: Report
The thawing of glaciers in the Swiss Alps has exposed the wreckage of a plane as well as other human remains, a report in Newsweek said.
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Iguanas Reproducing On Galapagos Islands More Than A Century After Disappearing: Report
A species of land iguanas that disappeared more than a century ago from one of Galapagos Islands, is reproducing naturally after being reintroduced there, a report in Newsweek said.
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Debris From China's Recently Launched Rocket May Fall On Earth: Report
The debris of a Chinese rocket, launched recently from Hainan province, are expected to fall on Earth at an unknown location, a report in Newsweek said.
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Chinese Scientists Propose New Calendar For Measuring Space Better: Report
The space scientists in China have proposed a new standard for keeping time across the solar system that, unlike existing systems, does not based on Earth - or religion. It is a new global timekeeping system that they believe will make more sense for a spacefaring civilization, Newsweek reported.
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US Has More Chess Player Than Russia For The First Time: Report
For the first time ever, the United States has more chess grandmasters than Russia. This is because increasing number of top Russian players are refusing to represent their nation after Vladimir Putin's decision to attack Ukraine, Newsweek reported.
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Man Kills Wife, Holds Hand And Plays Her Favourite Song After: Report
A man in Florida has been arrested and charged with murder after slitting the neck of his wife and playing music while holding her hand as she passed away, Newsweek reported.
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Donald Trump May Be Charged For Manipulating 2020 Elections By Month End: Report
Donald Trump, the former President of the United States, might face his first charges for attempting to overturn the 2020 election results as soon as this month, a report in Newsweek said.
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Russian Politician Who Opposed Ukraine Invasion Detained At US-Mexico Border: Report
Russian politician who opposed his nation's invasion of Ukraine has been detained at the US-Mexico border, Newsweek reported citing RIA Novosti.
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Russia's Dmitry Medvedev Predicts Collapse Of "US-Centric World": Report
Former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev has stated that sanctions placed on his country will have a wide range of global consequences, Newsweek reported.
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US Photographer Who Shot Mexico Quake In 1985 Hurt In 2017's
US photojournalist Wesley Bocxe, a veteran of Time and Newsweek who made a name shooting an earthquake that devastated Mexico in 1985, was badly hurt in the country's September 19 quake, according to colleagues.
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What Happened When 'Fake Steve Jobs' Went To Work For A Real Software Company
Nine months after Dan Lyons got laid off as a tech editor at Newsweek, he responded to a LinkedIn ad for a job at HubSpot, a Boston-based marketing software company.
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China Ties, Ram Mandir, Media's Role, Article 370: PM's Newsweek Interview
Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed hope that the two countries will be able to restore and sustain peace and tranquillity at their borders through positive and constructive bilateral engagement at the diplomatic and military levels.
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Belarusian President Rushed To Hospital After Meeting With Putin: Report
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko was taken to a hospital in Moscow after meeting his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, Newsweek reported citing the Belarusian opposition leader.
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In Germany's 'Stonehenge', A Discovery Sheds Light On 4,000-Year-Old Beer Making
An ancient brewery dating back to more than 4,000 years ago has been unearthed in German 'Stonehenge', a site resembling the original one in the UK with its concentric circles and wooden or stone structures, Newsweek said in a report.
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Florida Hosts Python Challenge, Excited Participants Post Daring Pics
Florida in the United States is hosting a python challenge in which hundreds of participants are participating, a report in Newsweek said.
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Bodies, Aircraft Parts Emerge From Thawing Glaciers In Swiss Alps: Report
The thawing of glaciers in the Swiss Alps has exposed the wreckage of a plane as well as other human remains, a report in Newsweek said.
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Iguanas Reproducing On Galapagos Islands More Than A Century After Disappearing: Report
A species of land iguanas that disappeared more than a century ago from one of Galapagos Islands, is reproducing naturally after being reintroduced there, a report in Newsweek said.
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Debris From China's Recently Launched Rocket May Fall On Earth: Report
The debris of a Chinese rocket, launched recently from Hainan province, are expected to fall on Earth at an unknown location, a report in Newsweek said.
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Chinese Scientists Propose New Calendar For Measuring Space Better: Report
The space scientists in China have proposed a new standard for keeping time across the solar system that, unlike existing systems, does not based on Earth - or religion. It is a new global timekeeping system that they believe will make more sense for a spacefaring civilization, Newsweek reported.
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US Has More Chess Player Than Russia For The First Time: Report
For the first time ever, the United States has more chess grandmasters than Russia. This is because increasing number of top Russian players are refusing to represent their nation after Vladimir Putin's decision to attack Ukraine, Newsweek reported.
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Man Kills Wife, Holds Hand And Plays Her Favourite Song After: Report
A man in Florida has been arrested and charged with murder after slitting the neck of his wife and playing music while holding her hand as she passed away, Newsweek reported.
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Donald Trump May Be Charged For Manipulating 2020 Elections By Month End: Report
Donald Trump, the former President of the United States, might face his first charges for attempting to overturn the 2020 election results as soon as this month, a report in Newsweek said.
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Russian Politician Who Opposed Ukraine Invasion Detained At US-Mexico Border: Report
Russian politician who opposed his nation's invasion of Ukraine has been detained at the US-Mexico border, Newsweek reported citing RIA Novosti.
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Russia's Dmitry Medvedev Predicts Collapse Of "US-Centric World": Report
Former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev has stated that sanctions placed on his country will have a wide range of global consequences, Newsweek reported.
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US Photographer Who Shot Mexico Quake In 1985 Hurt In 2017's
US photojournalist Wesley Bocxe, a veteran of Time and Newsweek who made a name shooting an earthquake that devastated Mexico in 1985, was badly hurt in the country's September 19 quake, according to colleagues.
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What Happened When 'Fake Steve Jobs' Went To Work For A Real Software Company
Nine months after Dan Lyons got laid off as a tech editor at Newsweek, he responded to a LinkedIn ad for a job at HubSpot, a Boston-based marketing software company.
