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The International Monetary Fund in its annual World Economic Outlook significantly downgrades India's growth for the fiscal year 2020 to minus 10.3 per cent. At the same time, IMF said that India is likely to bounce back with an impressive
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Will a second wave of coronavirus infections burst the bubble of French champagne producers?
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The virus is still spreading rapidly worldwide, with over one million deaths and 37 million infections.
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Biden courted the elderly, telling an event at a retirement center in Pembroke Pines, north of Miami, that Trump has "never been focused on you.
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Congress requires the bureau to turn in by Dec. 31 the figures used to decide the states' congressional seats — a process known as apportionment.
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Twitter suspended the identified profiles because they were deceiving users about their intention and their identity, and were therefore deemed to be manipulating public debate.
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Trump has an aggressive schedule with campaign rallies set for every day this week in Pennsylvania, Iowa, North Carolina, Georgia and back to Florida.
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"The international community's response to global food insecurity has been dangerously inadequate."
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The ship triggered diplomatic tensions and rival naval manoeuvres in August when it searched for oil and gas deposits, before Turkey pulled it back to shore last month.
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Canada's ambassador to China obtained "virtual consular access" to Spavor and Kovrig over the weekend, the Foreign Affairs Ministry said Saturday.
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"The fostering of numerical skills for sifting through online information could well be vital for curbing the 'infodemic' and promoting good public health behaviour."
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The Trump administration has already left a landmark Cold War treaty that restricted intermediate-range nuclear forces, saying that Russia was in violation.
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A Tanzania National Parks statement said Tuesday that the volunteers have managed to limit the fire's spread.
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The total caseload of the top three countries combined accounted for more than half of the global cases, according to the tally.
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Nobel Prize is given at an international level which is administered by the Nobel Foundation in Stockholm, Sweden. I
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"The latest batch of data show that the labour market has been somewhat weaker than previously thought and that the fallout from the Covid-19 recession is intensifying."
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Attendance to public events is cut from 5,000 to 1,000 and gatherings of more than 10 people are prohibited in public spaces such as beaches and parks.
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The Japanese government says Japan has had ownership of the islands since the late 1890s under international law.
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The report said that disaster management agencies "are fighting an uphill battle against" an ever-rising tide of extreme weather events.
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Kim -- along with other officials -- was also pictured unmasked watching a "Mass Games" propaganda display on Sunday, while spectators were seen wearing face coverings.
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"At least 156 wildfires were reported in the three governorates, with significant spread reported across several areas on October 9 and 10."
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After falling during the summer, coronavirus cases are rising in the UK as winter approaches, with northwest and northeast England seeing the steepest increases.
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"US forces have and will continue to provide support in defense of Afghan national security forces under attack by the Taliban."
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Pei was looking after the successful OnePlus Nord lineup and previously the flagship models from OnePlus.