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What Is De Minimis? A trade Perk Trump May End Amid Tension With China
President Donald Trump is considering changing a key U.S. trade benefit to other nations, the "de minimis" exemption on import tariffs, as he accuses China of unfair trade practices and blames it for a crisis over the deadly drug fentanyl.
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After First-Ever World Cup, Ancient Indian Game Kho Kho Eyeing Entry Into Olympics
The inaugural Kho Kho World Cup featured teams from 23 nations competing in India's capital New Delhi.
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Thailand's Same Sex Marriage Bill Takes Effect: All Your Questions Answered
Any LGBTQ couple over 18 years of age - of Thai or other nationality - are eligible to marry in Thailand.
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Finland is Now the 53rd Member of the Artemis Accords for Lunar Exploration
Finland has joined 52 other nations in signing the Artemis Accords, committing to safe and peaceful space exploration. The agreement, signed on January 21, 2025, during the Winter Satellite Workshop in Espoo, Finland, underscores the Nordic nation’s efforts to advance global collaboration in space activities. Finland's Minister of Economic Affai...
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Australia Great's Warning As BCCI Sets 10-Point Diktat To Discipline Team India Stars
Australia great Ian Healy said BCCI's 10-point guidelines to the players was an admission of eroding discipline within the Indian team, and he urged other cricketing nations to "stay vigilant" not to go through a similar situation
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12 Indians Fighting For Russian Army In Ukraine Killed, 16 Missing: Centre
Twelve Indian nationals, among a total of 126, who were misled into settling in Russia have died fighting for the Russian Army in Ukraine, and sixteen others are currently "missing", the Ministry of External Affairs has confirmed today.
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Everything Was Planned So That I Cannot Take Any Action, Alleges Yogesh Kathuniya Over Khel Ratna Snub
Two-time Paralympic silver medallist Yogesh Kathuniya has claimed that the National Sports Awards list was released on January 2, deliberately coinciding with the week when the courts were closed.
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Odisha National Park To Be Shut Till January 22 For Crocodile, Bird Census
With the annual crocodile and migratory birds' headcount exercise getting underway, the Bhitarkanika National Park in Odisha's Kendrapara district would remain shut for nine days from Tuesday.
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George Soros Indulges In Political Interference: Italy's Giorgia Meloni
George Soros interferes in the domestic politics of other nations and uses his money to destabilise countries, Italian prime minister Giorgia Meloni said on Thursday.
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'Cricket Ka Funding...': Para-Athlete's Brutal Take On Team India's Struggles
While India, the nation, has already started putting the stepping stones to help other sports grow, it couldn't be denied that there is a whole lot that needs to be done to make it all a ground reality.
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"India Has Talent To Be Among World's Best Skating Nations, Sustained Effort Missing": Anoli Shah To NDTV
With about 400 medals to her name, Anoli Shah is one of the most decorated speed skaters in the country. Despite bringing several national and international laurels to the country, Anoli has had to face plenty of challenges.
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As India Revisits 'One Nation, One Election', 7 Other Countries Play A Part
India aims to move to a system of holding a singular, unified, gargantuan election in which citizens elect both the Central government and respective state (federal) governments.
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At UN, US And Russia At Loggerheads Over Rebel Offensive In Syria
Russia and the United States clashed at the United Nations on Tuesday, accusing each other of supporting terrorism during a Security Council meeting convened over a sudden escalation of fighting in Syria.
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China Is Reportedly Trying to Protect Its Potatoes From Rising Temperatures and Climate Change Impact
In China, a major potato-producing nation, researchers are racing to develop heat-resistant potato varieties as global warming threatens crop yields. A study led by the International Potato Center (CIP) in Beijing indicates that higher temperatures, predicted by the end of the century, could accelerate tuber growth but lead to reduced harvests.
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GRAP IV Implemented In Rajasthan's Neemrana, Behror Amid Rising Air Pollution
In response to escalating pollution levels in the National Capital Region (NCR), the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP-4) has been enforced in two Rajasthan towns, Behror and Neemrana, located near the Delhi border.
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What Is De Minimis? A trade Perk Trump May End Amid Tension With China
President Donald Trump is considering changing a key U.S. trade benefit to other nations, the "de minimis" exemption on import tariffs, as he accuses China of unfair trade practices and blames it for a crisis over the deadly drug fentanyl.
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After First-Ever World Cup, Ancient Indian Game Kho Kho Eyeing Entry Into Olympics
The inaugural Kho Kho World Cup featured teams from 23 nations competing in India's capital New Delhi.
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Thailand's Same Sex Marriage Bill Takes Effect: All Your Questions Answered
Any LGBTQ couple over 18 years of age - of Thai or other nationality - are eligible to marry in Thailand.
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Finland is Now the 53rd Member of the Artemis Accords for Lunar Exploration
Finland has joined 52 other nations in signing the Artemis Accords, committing to safe and peaceful space exploration. The agreement, signed on January 21, 2025, during the Winter Satellite Workshop in Espoo, Finland, underscores the Nordic nation’s efforts to advance global collaboration in space activities. Finland's Minister of Economic Affai...
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Australia Great's Warning As BCCI Sets 10-Point Diktat To Discipline Team India Stars
Australia great Ian Healy said BCCI's 10-point guidelines to the players was an admission of eroding discipline within the Indian team, and he urged other cricketing nations to "stay vigilant" not to go through a similar situation
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12 Indians Fighting For Russian Army In Ukraine Killed, 16 Missing: Centre
Twelve Indian nationals, among a total of 126, who were misled into settling in Russia have died fighting for the Russian Army in Ukraine, and sixteen others are currently "missing", the Ministry of External Affairs has confirmed today.
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Everything Was Planned So That I Cannot Take Any Action, Alleges Yogesh Kathuniya Over Khel Ratna Snub
Two-time Paralympic silver medallist Yogesh Kathuniya has claimed that the National Sports Awards list was released on January 2, deliberately coinciding with the week when the courts were closed.
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Odisha National Park To Be Shut Till January 22 For Crocodile, Bird Census
With the annual crocodile and migratory birds' headcount exercise getting underway, the Bhitarkanika National Park in Odisha's Kendrapara district would remain shut for nine days from Tuesday.
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George Soros Indulges In Political Interference: Italy's Giorgia Meloni
George Soros interferes in the domestic politics of other nations and uses his money to destabilise countries, Italian prime minister Giorgia Meloni said on Thursday.
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'Cricket Ka Funding...': Para-Athlete's Brutal Take On Team India's Struggles
While India, the nation, has already started putting the stepping stones to help other sports grow, it couldn't be denied that there is a whole lot that needs to be done to make it all a ground reality.
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"India Has Talent To Be Among World's Best Skating Nations, Sustained Effort Missing": Anoli Shah To NDTV
With about 400 medals to her name, Anoli Shah is one of the most decorated speed skaters in the country. Despite bringing several national and international laurels to the country, Anoli has had to face plenty of challenges.
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As India Revisits 'One Nation, One Election', 7 Other Countries Play A Part
India aims to move to a system of holding a singular, unified, gargantuan election in which citizens elect both the Central government and respective state (federal) governments.
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At UN, US And Russia At Loggerheads Over Rebel Offensive In Syria
Russia and the United States clashed at the United Nations on Tuesday, accusing each other of supporting terrorism during a Security Council meeting convened over a sudden escalation of fighting in Syria.
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China Is Reportedly Trying to Protect Its Potatoes From Rising Temperatures and Climate Change Impact
In China, a major potato-producing nation, researchers are racing to develop heat-resistant potato varieties as global warming threatens crop yields. A study led by the International Potato Center (CIP) in Beijing indicates that higher temperatures, predicted by the end of the century, could accelerate tuber growth but lead to reduced harvests.
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GRAP IV Implemented In Rajasthan's Neemrana, Behror Amid Rising Air Pollution
In response to escalating pollution levels in the National Capital Region (NCR), the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP-4) has been enforced in two Rajasthan towns, Behror and Neemrana, located near the Delhi border.
