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Former Journalist Who Survived Nazi Concentration Camp Dies At 102
Jacques Moalic, a former Agence France-Presse journalist who survived deportation to the Buchenwald concentration camp in World War II, has died aged 102, his family said.
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"He Has To Be Dealt With Differently": Trump Warns Putin Over Ukraine
US President Donald Trump on Saturday criticised Russian President Vladimir Putin for attacks on civilian areas of Ukraine in recent days, and said, "Maybe he doesn't want to stop the war."
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Concerned About "Hobnobbing" Between Bangladesh, Pak: Assam Chief Minister
Bangladesh's turn towards Islamic extremism, its "hobnobbing" with Pakistan and ISIS flags at protest rallies in the country have sparked concern among Indian authorities and members of Sheikh Hasina's Awami League.
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Valerie, The Little Sausage Dog Found After 529 Days And Internet Is Ecstatic
The tiny dog with a pink collar was roaming the island when it was finally found after 529 days.
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4 Killed, 500 Injured In Massive Explosion At Iran's Most Advanced Port
Mehrdad Hassanzadeh, head of the province's crisis management authority has confirmed to state tv that the cause of the incident was the explosion of several containers.
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Team Trump Likely Deported US Girl, 2, "With No Meaningful Process": Judge
The Trump administration appeared to have deported a 2-year-old US citizen "with no meaningful process," a federal judge said on Friday, as the child's father sought to have her returned to the United States.
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Hamas Says Open To Freeing Hostages, Five-Year Truce In Gaza
Hamas is open to an agreement to end the Gaza war that would include the one-time release of all remaining hostages and a five-year cessation of hostilities, an official from the Palestinian group said Saturday.
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Employment In India Grown Faster Than Working-Age Population: World Bank
The report also highlighted a rise in self-employment, particularly among rural workers and women. A growing number of individuals are opting to work for themselves rather than taking on regular jobs.
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Trump, Zelensky Meet At Pope's Funeral Weeks After White House Clash
"The meeting took place and is already over," Zelensky's spokesman Sergiy Nykyforov told journalists without elaborating.
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North Korea Launches New 5,000-Tonne Warship With "Most Powerful Weapons"
The announcement comes about a month after Kim oversaw the test of new suicide and reconnaissance drones featuring AI technology, adding to concerns over North Korea's deepening military cooperation with Moscow.
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US Judge Arrested For Obstructing Immigration Arrest In Trump Crackdown
Hannah Dugan, a Milwaukee County circuit judge, allegedly "intentionally misdirected federal agents away from the subject" whom agents were intending to detain at her courthouse, FBI director Kash Patel said in a post on X.
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Why Top Israel Officials Will Be Absent For Pope Francis' Funeral
Pope Francis had been vocal in his criticism of Israel's military actions in Gaza, suggesting that the international community should examine whether Israel's actions could be classified as genocide.
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Pakistan Government Mocked By Own Citizens As Tensions Escalate With India
Pakistan's government is trying hard to counter the terror charges levelled by India after the massacre of 26 tourists by terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir. But the latest challenge that the Shehbaz Sharif government is facing is from within.
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World's Largest Adrenal Tumor Removed Robotically At Delhi Hospital
Medical Superintendent of Safdarjung Hospital, Dr Sandeep Bansal, informed that the adrenal tumour, measuring 18.2 x 13.5 cms, is the largest ever adrenal tumour in the world.
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Fossil Of 113-Million-Year-Old 'Hell Ant' That Lived With Dinosaurs Discovered In Brazil
The fossil of a 113-million-year-old hell ant, believed to have lived among dinosaurs, has now become the oldest ant specimen known to science, according to a new study.
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Former Journalist Who Survived Nazi Concentration Camp Dies At 102
Jacques Moalic, a former Agence France-Presse journalist who survived deportation to the Buchenwald concentration camp in World War II, has died aged 102, his family said.
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"He Has To Be Dealt With Differently": Trump Warns Putin Over Ukraine
US President Donald Trump on Saturday criticised Russian President Vladimir Putin for attacks on civilian areas of Ukraine in recent days, and said, "Maybe he doesn't want to stop the war."
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Concerned About "Hobnobbing" Between Bangladesh, Pak: Assam Chief Minister
Bangladesh's turn towards Islamic extremism, its "hobnobbing" with Pakistan and ISIS flags at protest rallies in the country have sparked concern among Indian authorities and members of Sheikh Hasina's Awami League.
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Valerie, The Little Sausage Dog Found After 529 Days And Internet Is Ecstatic
The tiny dog with a pink collar was roaming the island when it was finally found after 529 days.
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4 Killed, 500 Injured In Massive Explosion At Iran's Most Advanced Port
Mehrdad Hassanzadeh, head of the province's crisis management authority has confirmed to state tv that the cause of the incident was the explosion of several containers.
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Team Trump Likely Deported US Girl, 2, "With No Meaningful Process": Judge
The Trump administration appeared to have deported a 2-year-old US citizen "with no meaningful process," a federal judge said on Friday, as the child's father sought to have her returned to the United States.
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Hamas Says Open To Freeing Hostages, Five-Year Truce In Gaza
Hamas is open to an agreement to end the Gaza war that would include the one-time release of all remaining hostages and a five-year cessation of hostilities, an official from the Palestinian group said Saturday.
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Employment In India Grown Faster Than Working-Age Population: World Bank
The report also highlighted a rise in self-employment, particularly among rural workers and women. A growing number of individuals are opting to work for themselves rather than taking on regular jobs.
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Trump, Zelensky Meet At Pope's Funeral Weeks After White House Clash
"The meeting took place and is already over," Zelensky's spokesman Sergiy Nykyforov told journalists without elaborating.
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North Korea Launches New 5,000-Tonne Warship With "Most Powerful Weapons"
The announcement comes about a month after Kim oversaw the test of new suicide and reconnaissance drones featuring AI technology, adding to concerns over North Korea's deepening military cooperation with Moscow.
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US Judge Arrested For Obstructing Immigration Arrest In Trump Crackdown
Hannah Dugan, a Milwaukee County circuit judge, allegedly "intentionally misdirected federal agents away from the subject" whom agents were intending to detain at her courthouse, FBI director Kash Patel said in a post on X.
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Why Top Israel Officials Will Be Absent For Pope Francis' Funeral
Pope Francis had been vocal in his criticism of Israel's military actions in Gaza, suggesting that the international community should examine whether Israel's actions could be classified as genocide.
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Pakistan Government Mocked By Own Citizens As Tensions Escalate With India
Pakistan's government is trying hard to counter the terror charges levelled by India after the massacre of 26 tourists by terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir. But the latest challenge that the Shehbaz Sharif government is facing is from within.
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World's Largest Adrenal Tumor Removed Robotically At Delhi Hospital
Medical Superintendent of Safdarjung Hospital, Dr Sandeep Bansal, informed that the adrenal tumour, measuring 18.2 x 13.5 cms, is the largest ever adrenal tumour in the world.
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Fossil Of 113-Million-Year-Old 'Hell Ant' That Lived With Dinosaurs Discovered In Brazil
The fossil of a 113-million-year-old hell ant, believed to have lived among dinosaurs, has now become the oldest ant specimen known to science, according to a new study.
