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US Says Destroyed 80 Drones, 6 Missiles Launched From Iran, Yemen
U.S. forces, supported by U.S. European Command destroyers, on Saturday and Sunday destroyed more than 80 one-way attack drones and at least six ballistic missiles aimed at Israel from Iran and Yemen, the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM)
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US Military Plane Crashes In Mediterranean Training "Mishap"
An American military aircraft crashed after suffering a "mishap" during training in the eastern Mediterranean, the US European Command (EUCOM) said Saturday.
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What The Video Of A Russian Jet Intercepting A US Drone Shows: 5 Points
The US European Command today released a video of the controversial encounter between an armed Russian Su-27 aircraft conducting what it called "an unsafe/unprofessional intercept" of an unmanned drone of the US Air Force over the Black Sea.
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Indian-American Raja Chari, Selected By NASA For SpaceX Mission, Says He's "Excited, Honoured"
Indian-American US Air Force Colonel Raja Chari has been selected as the Commander of the SpaceX Crew-3 mission to the International Space Station (ISS) by NASA and the European Space Agency.
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Sensex Ends 162 Points Lower, Nifty Settles at 12,227; Banks, Auto Drag
Global markets struggled through the day as US air strikes against a top Iranian commander resurrected latent geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. European indices, including CAC, DAX and FTSE, had shed more than 1 per cent on opening bell and Asian shares had a subdued session as well, and this weakness rubbed on to the domestic markets.
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Markets Extend Losses; Sensex Falls 250 Points, Nifty Breaks 12,200
The European indices, including CAC, DAX and FTSE, shed more than 1 per cent in early trades and Asian shares slipped after US air strikes killed a top Iranian commander, intensifying geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. The air strikes killed the head of Iran's elite Quds Force and a top Iraqi militia leader at the Baghdad airport on Friday.
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Russia Unlikely to Meet Ukraine Peace Deal Deadline, NATO Says
NATO's top commander warned today there was little chance that Russia would meet a year-end deadline for a peace deal in eastern Ukraine, saying the calmer situation there did not mean the end of the conflict was near.
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Disappointed With Lack of Progress in IMF Quota Reforms: European Union
The IMF quota reforms seek to provide greater say to emerging economies including India and China at the Fund, where the US and large European countries command high influence.
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US Commander in trouble over rolling stone interview
General Stanley A McChrystal, the top commander in Afghanistan, was ordered back to Washington on Tuesday after a magazine article portrayed him and his staff as openly contemptuous of some senior members of the Obama administration, the United States ambassador to Afghanistan and senior European officials.
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US Says Destroyed 80 Drones, 6 Missiles Launched From Iran, Yemen
U.S. forces, supported by U.S. European Command destroyers, on Saturday and Sunday destroyed more than 80 one-way attack drones and at least six ballistic missiles aimed at Israel from Iran and Yemen, the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM)
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US Military Plane Crashes In Mediterranean Training "Mishap"
An American military aircraft crashed after suffering a "mishap" during training in the eastern Mediterranean, the US European Command (EUCOM) said Saturday.
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What The Video Of A Russian Jet Intercepting A US Drone Shows: 5 Points
The US European Command today released a video of the controversial encounter between an armed Russian Su-27 aircraft conducting what it called "an unsafe/unprofessional intercept" of an unmanned drone of the US Air Force over the Black Sea.
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Indian-American Raja Chari, Selected By NASA For SpaceX Mission, Says He's "Excited, Honoured"
Indian-American US Air Force Colonel Raja Chari has been selected as the Commander of the SpaceX Crew-3 mission to the International Space Station (ISS) by NASA and the European Space Agency.
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Sensex Ends 162 Points Lower, Nifty Settles at 12,227; Banks, Auto Drag
Global markets struggled through the day as US air strikes against a top Iranian commander resurrected latent geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. European indices, including CAC, DAX and FTSE, had shed more than 1 per cent on opening bell and Asian shares had a subdued session as well, and this weakness rubbed on to the domestic markets.
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Markets Extend Losses; Sensex Falls 250 Points, Nifty Breaks 12,200
The European indices, including CAC, DAX and FTSE, shed more than 1 per cent in early trades and Asian shares slipped after US air strikes killed a top Iranian commander, intensifying geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. The air strikes killed the head of Iran's elite Quds Force and a top Iraqi militia leader at the Baghdad airport on Friday.
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Russia Unlikely to Meet Ukraine Peace Deal Deadline, NATO Says
NATO's top commander warned today there was little chance that Russia would meet a year-end deadline for a peace deal in eastern Ukraine, saying the calmer situation there did not mean the end of the conflict was near.
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Disappointed With Lack of Progress in IMF Quota Reforms: European Union
The IMF quota reforms seek to provide greater say to emerging economies including India and China at the Fund, where the US and large European countries command high influence.
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US Commander in trouble over rolling stone interview
General Stanley A McChrystal, the top commander in Afghanistan, was ordered back to Washington on Tuesday after a magazine article portrayed him and his staff as openly contemptuous of some senior members of the Obama administration, the United States ambassador to Afghanistan and senior European officials.
