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"Country Shocked Listening To Congress Leaders' Language": PM In Karnataka
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday charged the Congress and JD(S) with trying to indulge in politics when the Centre was trying to rescue people from war-torn Sudan and Ukraine, and during the Covid crisis.
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India Turns Optimistic On Forging G-20 Consensus On Russia's War
India is turning more optimistic about achieving a consensus from Group of 20 nations on the language used to describe Russia's war in Ukraine, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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At G20, Language Used To Describe Russia-Ukraine War Splits Leaders
Finance heads of the world's most powerful economies were split over language on Russia's war in Ukraine with some western powers hardening their position on isolating Moscow while host India looked for more neutral terms to describe the conflict.
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Hackers Using SwiftSlicer Wiper to Destroy Windows Files, Security Researchers Say
Sandworm, a group linked to Russia's foreign military intelligence agency might be behind a recent cyberattack in Ukraine, said cybersecurity company ESET. The hacking team allegedly deployed SwiftSlice . Once executed, the SwiftSlicer deletes shadow copies, recursively overwrites files in the system and non-system drives and then reboots the compu...
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Russian Parliament Gets Proposal For Vladimir Putin To Be Called "Ruler" Instead Of President: Report
Loyalists to Russian leader Vladimir Putin have said that he should be referred to as the country's "ruler" rather than "president" in order to move away from terms derived from Western language.
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Russian State TV Simulates Nuclear Attack On Ireland, "Wild Language" Condemned
The clips are the latest attempt by tightly-controlled Russian media threatening nuclear attack on the UK in retaliation for its support of Ukraine.
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As Ukraine War Peaks, Rumours Swirl Around Russian President Vladimir Putin's Health
Russia-Ukraine Conflict: There has been much speculation with several health experts analysing Putin's body language and the way he has addressed public gathering in recent weeks.
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How Russian War Will Decide If Ukrainian Is A Language Or A Dialect
Since the start of the war in Ukraine, the number of people studying Ukrainian on Duolingo, a language learning website and mobile app, has increased by more than 500%.
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The Best Way To De-Stress Workers? Scrap Meetings
It's a common refrain: Employees are a company's most valuable asset. More specifically, it's their cortexes, the part of the brain that handles language, thinking, reflection, and planning, says neuroscientist and psychiatrist Bruce Perry, founder
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BBC, Voice of America, Deutsche Welle, More Media Outlets Restricted by Russia: Report
Russia's state communications watchdog said it had blocked the BBC, Voice of America, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, Deutsche Welle, and other media outlets for spreading "fake" information, the RIA news agency reported.
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"Shameful Capitulation": Pope Francis Slams Russian Invasion Of Ukraine
Pope Francis in a Russian language tweet on Friday denounced the ills of conflict on the second day of a large-scale Russian invasion of neighbouring Ukraine.
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Vladimir Putin Says Russia Weathering Sanctions, Lectures West
President Vladimir Putin boasted on Friday that Russia had found the "inner strength" to prevent sanctions causing a deep economic crisis, and told the West to stop using "the language of ultimatums."
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Man in a Hurry, Ukraine's New Leader Flashes Steel Behind Smile
Petro Poroshenko does a fair impression of a man with all the time in the world, bantering with reporters in a fluent medley of languages on his first morning as Ukraine's president-elect.
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Ukraine can't function as unified state: Russia
Russia's foreign minister says Ukraine can't function as a "unified state" and should be a loose federation of regions that choose their own economic model, language and religion.
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Ukrainian or Russian?: Language gets political in Ukraine
The importance of language in the escalating crisis in Ukraine came to the fore when Russian President Vladimir Putin justified deploying troops in Crimea by saying Moscow needed to protect Russian-speakers there.
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"Country Shocked Listening To Congress Leaders' Language": PM In Karnataka
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday charged the Congress and JD(S) with trying to indulge in politics when the Centre was trying to rescue people from war-torn Sudan and Ukraine, and during the Covid crisis.
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India Turns Optimistic On Forging G-20 Consensus On Russia's War
India is turning more optimistic about achieving a consensus from Group of 20 nations on the language used to describe Russia's war in Ukraine, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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At G20, Language Used To Describe Russia-Ukraine War Splits Leaders
Finance heads of the world's most powerful economies were split over language on Russia's war in Ukraine with some western powers hardening their position on isolating Moscow while host India looked for more neutral terms to describe the conflict.
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Hackers Using SwiftSlicer Wiper to Destroy Windows Files, Security Researchers Say
Sandworm, a group linked to Russia's foreign military intelligence agency might be behind a recent cyberattack in Ukraine, said cybersecurity company ESET. The hacking team allegedly deployed SwiftSlice . Once executed, the SwiftSlicer deletes shadow copies, recursively overwrites files in the system and non-system drives and then reboots the compu...
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Russian Parliament Gets Proposal For Vladimir Putin To Be Called "Ruler" Instead Of President: Report
Loyalists to Russian leader Vladimir Putin have said that he should be referred to as the country's "ruler" rather than "president" in order to move away from terms derived from Western language.
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Russian State TV Simulates Nuclear Attack On Ireland, "Wild Language" Condemned
The clips are the latest attempt by tightly-controlled Russian media threatening nuclear attack on the UK in retaliation for its support of Ukraine.
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As Ukraine War Peaks, Rumours Swirl Around Russian President Vladimir Putin's Health
Russia-Ukraine Conflict: There has been much speculation with several health experts analysing Putin's body language and the way he has addressed public gathering in recent weeks.
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How Russian War Will Decide If Ukrainian Is A Language Or A Dialect
Since the start of the war in Ukraine, the number of people studying Ukrainian on Duolingo, a language learning website and mobile app, has increased by more than 500%.
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The Best Way To De-Stress Workers? Scrap Meetings
It's a common refrain: Employees are a company's most valuable asset. More specifically, it's their cortexes, the part of the brain that handles language, thinking, reflection, and planning, says neuroscientist and psychiatrist Bruce Perry, founder
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BBC, Voice of America, Deutsche Welle, More Media Outlets Restricted by Russia: Report
Russia's state communications watchdog said it had blocked the BBC, Voice of America, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, Deutsche Welle, and other media outlets for spreading "fake" information, the RIA news agency reported.
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"Shameful Capitulation": Pope Francis Slams Russian Invasion Of Ukraine
Pope Francis in a Russian language tweet on Friday denounced the ills of conflict on the second day of a large-scale Russian invasion of neighbouring Ukraine.
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Vladimir Putin Says Russia Weathering Sanctions, Lectures West
President Vladimir Putin boasted on Friday that Russia had found the "inner strength" to prevent sanctions causing a deep economic crisis, and told the West to stop using "the language of ultimatums."
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Man in a Hurry, Ukraine's New Leader Flashes Steel Behind Smile
Petro Poroshenko does a fair impression of a man with all the time in the world, bantering with reporters in a fluent medley of languages on his first morning as Ukraine's president-elect.
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Ukraine can't function as unified state: Russia
Russia's foreign minister says Ukraine can't function as a "unified state" and should be a loose federation of regions that choose their own economic model, language and religion.
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Ukrainian or Russian?: Language gets political in Ukraine
The importance of language in the escalating crisis in Ukraine came to the fore when Russian President Vladimir Putin justified deploying troops in Crimea by saying Moscow needed to protect Russian-speakers there.
