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Belgian Supermarket Evacuated Over Presence Of Armed Man
A Belgian supermarket was evacuated after a man brandished a weapon in the store in Chatelineau, 50 km south of Brussels, the Belgian news agency Belga reported.
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Jayalalithaa Condoles Death Of Infosys Techie In Brussels
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa today condoled the death of Infosys employee Raghavendran Ganeshan in the terror attack in Brussels, saying he symbolises hard work and spirit of enterprise that characterise knowledge workers from the state.
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Belgian Police Mount Raid Linked to Attack Fears: Report
Belgian police have mounted a raid in a small town south of Brussels linked to fears of a terror attack, the local newspaper La Nouvelle Gazette said on its website.
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Europe Warns Against Escalation in South China Sea Dispute
The European Union made its strongest call yet for China and other Asian nations to resolve their dispute over the South China Sea, a position Brussels insists is neutral but that the United States is likely to welcome after pressing the bloc to speak up.
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Six killed, many injured, after train derails near Paris
Rescue workers searched for survivors early today, hours after a high-speed train derailed just south of Paris, killing at least six people and injuring 30 more.
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Rockets hit south Beirut after Hezbollah vows Syria victory
Two rockets hit a Shi'ite Muslim district of Beirut on Sunday, driving home the risk of spillover from Syria's civil war, after the head of Lebanese Shi'ite movement Hezbollah said it would keep fighting on the Syrian government's side until victory.
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Private plane crashes in Belgium, family of five killed
A small private plane crashed south of Brussels today, killing five members of a family including three small children, according to Belgian news reports.
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Technical snag delays flight bound for Brussels
The departure of a Jet Airways flight bound for Brussels with 215 passengers from Chennai in the wee hours has been delayed after a technical snag was noticed shortly before take-off today, airport sources said.
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Sensex slips below 16,000 on weak rupee, global stocks
IT stocks rose for a second straight day on the back of rupee weakness. Tata Power was the top Nifty loser.
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Global shares flat despite deal on Greek debt
World markets fell Monday on concerns that Greece's financial problems will not be solved by a tentative deal to cancel part of its debt, while European leaders met to find ways to revive the region's ailing economy. A source close to the deal, however, said that the deal could see a loss of 70 per cent for the private investors.
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Belgian Supermarket Evacuated Over Presence Of Armed Man
A Belgian supermarket was evacuated after a man brandished a weapon in the store in Chatelineau, 50 km south of Brussels, the Belgian news agency Belga reported.
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Jayalalithaa Condoles Death Of Infosys Techie In Brussels
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa today condoled the death of Infosys employee Raghavendran Ganeshan in the terror attack in Brussels, saying he symbolises hard work and spirit of enterprise that characterise knowledge workers from the state.
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Belgian Police Mount Raid Linked to Attack Fears: Report
Belgian police have mounted a raid in a small town south of Brussels linked to fears of a terror attack, the local newspaper La Nouvelle Gazette said on its website.
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Europe Warns Against Escalation in South China Sea Dispute
The European Union made its strongest call yet for China and other Asian nations to resolve their dispute over the South China Sea, a position Brussels insists is neutral but that the United States is likely to welcome after pressing the bloc to speak up.
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Six killed, many injured, after train derails near Paris
Rescue workers searched for survivors early today, hours after a high-speed train derailed just south of Paris, killing at least six people and injuring 30 more.
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Rockets hit south Beirut after Hezbollah vows Syria victory
Two rockets hit a Shi'ite Muslim district of Beirut on Sunday, driving home the risk of spillover from Syria's civil war, after the head of Lebanese Shi'ite movement Hezbollah said it would keep fighting on the Syrian government's side until victory.
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Private plane crashes in Belgium, family of five killed
A small private plane crashed south of Brussels today, killing five members of a family including three small children, according to Belgian news reports.
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Technical snag delays flight bound for Brussels
The departure of a Jet Airways flight bound for Brussels with 215 passengers from Chennai in the wee hours has been delayed after a technical snag was noticed shortly before take-off today, airport sources said.
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Sensex slips below 16,000 on weak rupee, global stocks
IT stocks rose for a second straight day on the back of rupee weakness. Tata Power was the top Nifty loser.
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Global shares flat despite deal on Greek debt
World markets fell Monday on concerns that Greece's financial problems will not be solved by a tentative deal to cancel part of its debt, while European leaders met to find ways to revive the region's ailing economy. A source close to the deal, however, said that the deal could see a loss of 70 per cent for the private investors.
