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Militarized police outside the Venezuelan embassy in Brasilia, Brazil as supporters of President Nicolas Maduro and opposition leader Juan Guaido vie for control of the diplomatic compound

Guaido Supporters End Standoff At Venezuela Embassy In Brazil

Guaido supporters end standoff at Venezuela embassy in Brazil

Amid Impeachment Circus, Trump Meets Erdogan: F-35 Sale To Turkey On The Way?

US President Donald Trump and Turkey's president Recep Tayyip Erdogan may no longer see eye to eye

Despite its public posturing, Turkey could still be eyeing U.S. military hardware, considering the quality issues and supply constraints that have plagued countries that buy Russian weapons systems.

Prince Charles To Celebrate 71st Birthday Alone As Camilla Parker-Bowles Suffers From Infection

Prince Charles

Reports have it that Prince Charles will be alone of his upcoming birthday after Camilla Parker-Bowles suffered from a chest infection earlier this week.

Britain's Prince Charles is visiting New Delhi on a day the Indian capital's pollution has reached 'emergency' levels

Delhi Smog Hits 'Emergency' Levels As Britain's Prince Charles Visits

Delhi smog hits 'emergency' levels as Britain's Prince Charles visits

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The tussle to control the economic hub of Mumbai led to an acrimonious split in the BJP-Shiv Sena alliance

Setback For India PM's Party As Financial Capital Placed Under Direct Rule

Setback for India PM's party as financial capital placed under direct rule

A Pakistan student in Karachi takes a selfie in front of the statue of Indian pilot Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman who was shot down over Kashmir earlier this year

Pakistan Installs Statue Of Indian Pilot Shot Down Over Kashmir

Pakistan installs statue of Indian pilot shot down over Kashmir

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Chevrotain Footage Marks First Mammal Rediscovery For 25 Most Wanted Lost Species List

A fanged mouse-deer thought to be "lost to science" for the last 30 years has been captured on camera in Vietnam. It is the first mammal to be discovered on Global Wildlife Conservation's list of 25 Most Wanted Lost Species.

Some stone slabs earmarked for the construction of the temple have been set aside for years

Do-it-yourself Temple Waits To Move Into Indian Holy Site

Do-it-yourself temple waits to move into Indian holy site

Sikhism is a monotheistic religion born in the 15th-century in Punjab â- a region spanning parts of what is now India and Pakistan

Sikhs Celebrate Founder Guru Nanak's Birth Anniversary

Sikhs celebrate founder Guru Nanak's birth anniversary

President Jair Bolsonaro (L) will walk a diplomatic tightrope as he hosts his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping (R) in Brazil

Brazil's Bolsonaro To Walk Diplomatic Tightrope At BRICS

Brazil's Bolsonaro to walk diplomatic tightrope at BRICS

Cervical Cancer

Microsoft To Use AI Technology To Treat Cervical Cancer In India

Microsoft is currently working with SRL Diagnostics to help the women of India battle cervical cancer.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has made foreign investment and privatisation top priorities and was in Shanghai last week at the head of a delegation of more than 60 businesses

Greece 'Natural Ally' In Boosting Trade: China's Xi

Greece 'natural ally' in boosting trade: China's Xi

ISRO Spacecraft

ISRO Venus Mission: Indian Space Agency Sets Eyes On Planet Closest To Earth

After Chandrayaan-2, ISRO is already eyeing a new target for 2023. While other countries are going to Mars, India's next target is Venus.

Cyclone Bulbul killed 12 people in Bangladesh and 12 in India's West Bengal and Odisha states

Cyclone Death Toll Rises To 24 In Bangladesh, India

Cyclone death toll rises to 24 in Bangladesh, India

Cyclone Bulbul hits Bangladesh

20 Dead As Cyclone Bulbul Smashes Into India, Bangladesh Coasts

20 dead as Cyclone Bulbul smashes into India, Bangladesh coasts

Huawei and fellow Chinese tech firm ZTE would be barred for selling to US telecom carriers under rules proposed by the Federal Communications Commission

Huawei News: How Have Countries Decided On Blocking The Company's 5G Technology?

The U.S. government has pushed numerous countries to ban Huawei from their 5G networks, here's how various countries stand on the issue.

Iran is among the world's top oil producers, but has struggled to sell its crude under US sanctions

Iran Announces Discovery Of Massive Oil Field

Iran announces discovery of massive oil field

The price of vegetables and other staples skyrocketed in the local market as security forces took over the city ahead of the ruling, but the feared storm did not come

Indian Holy Site Prays For Closure After Court Battle

Indian holy site prays for closure after court battle

Cyclone Bulbul hits Bangladesh

Eight Dead As Cyclone Bulbul Smashes Into India, Bangladesh Coasts

Eight dead as Cyclone Bulbul smashes into India, Bangladesh coasts

Cyclone Bulbul hits Bangladesh

Six Dead As Cyclone Bulbul Smashes Into India, Bangladesh Coasts

Six dead as Cyclone Bulbul smashes into India, Bangladesh coasts

Security has been stepped up in the Indian city of Ayodhya ahead of a Supreme Court verdict on the future of a disputed religious site

Triumph For Modi's BJP As Indian Holy Site Awarded To Hindus

Triumph for Modi's BJP as Indian holy site awarded to Hindus

Cyclone Bulbul is set to make landfall near the Sundarbans on the Bangladesh coast

Cyclone Kills Two As Bangladesh, India Evacuate Two Million

Cyclone kills two as Bangladesh, India evacuate two million

The shrine to Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikhism, lies in the Pakistani town of Kartarpur, near the Indian border

Hundreds Of Indian Sikhs Make Historic Pilgrimage To Pakistan

Hundreds of Indian Sikhs make historic pilgrimage to Pakistan

The Dalai Lama arrives for prayers wishing him a long life at the Tsuglagkhang temple in McLeod Ganj, India in September 2019 -- the US wants the UN to look at the issue of who will succeed him

US Wants UN To Take Up Dalai Lama Succession: Envoy

US wants UN to take up Dalai Lama succession: envoy

Rates of underweight babies as well as premature births are rising in cities with high levels of pollution, according to an obstetrician at Delhi's Sitaram Bhartia hospital

Mothers-to-be Fear For Their Unborn In Smog-choked Delhi

Mothers-to-be fear for their unborn in smog-choked Delhi

Indian authorities are fearing a repeat of 1992 riots in the holy city of Ayodhya in which 2,000 people died

Hundreds Arrested On Eve Of Verdict On Indian Holy Site

Hundreds arrested on eve of verdict on Indian holy site

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