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World Bank has approved USD 150 million to strengthen Sri Lanka's financial and institutional sectors
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The water-stained menu, dated April 11, 1912, reveals what the passengers ate just days before the ship met its disastrous fate
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In his message to the families of the hostages in Gaza, Biden said, "We're not going to stop until we get them out."
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Pakistan's caretaker government and the IMF have reached a consensus on backup measures to be activated by the year's end
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As many as 50,000 Palestinians have moved from northern to southern Gaza through the humanitarian corridors set up the Israel
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The military said that it identified the location in Syria from where the drone attack was carried out in Eliat on Thursday
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With this addition, all asylum claims from Indian nationals who arrive on small boats or illegally on other routes will be deemed inadmissible
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The police reached both Jewish schools and said that the schools were empty and no injuries were reported
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Ahead of Diwali, Israel's ambassador to India, Naor Gilon, has urged Indians to light a 'Diya of Hope' for the hostages from his country who have been held by Hamas since last month's assault.
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The incident occurred in South Korea when a robotics company employee in his 40s was inspecting the robot which killed him.
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Founded in 2009, Omegle allowed its users to interact with random people on the internet without having to revealing any personal details about themselves.
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An undersea volcano erupted off Japan three weeks ago, providing a rare view of the birth of a tiny new island, but experts say it may not last very long.
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The Prime Minister's office also shared images from the event which showed Sunak lighting the traditional lamp along with his wife and later welcoming and wishing the guests.
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Bhatia's wife, Ruchi, along with younger son Abeer (6) and an 11-month-old child, among five hospitalized for injuries.
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Lindmeier reported that there had been 102 incidents of attacks on healthcare facilities in Gaza, 121 in the West Bank, and 25 in Israel.
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The estimate indicates that 40 hostages were held by Palestinian Islamic Jihad, while 20 were in the custody of other Islamic groups.
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The sample of Cortinarius caperatus, a type of edible mushroom, in the prefecture's Narusawa village, reported a cesium level of 150 becquerels per kilogram.
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In a post on X, the military said: "The IDF eliminated Wael Asefa, Commander of Hamas' Deir al-Balah Battalion. Asefa aided in the dispatch of thousands of terrorists to assault, abduct and murder Israeli civilians on October 7th."
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Overcrowding and electricity blackouts continue, with Israeli authorities holding 242 people captive and 57 killed by Israeli airstrikes.
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Russia does not currently see the possibility of concluding arms control agreements with NATO countries.
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The attack targeted critical infrastructure, including the historic Odesa Fine Arts Museum, and raised concerns about escalating tensions in the region
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"I spend a lot of time saying no. I don't work unless we have a surge," Bill was quoted as saying.
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The former Amazon software-development manager, who worked with the company for nearly four years, quit after being given a return-to-office order, reports 'Business Insider'.
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A grand Diwali celebration was hosted by Indo-Canadian parliamentarian Chandrasekhar Arya here at Parliament Hill during which he also hoisted the Hindu flag with the sacred symbol "Aum".