Mecca’s merchants relieved as foreign pilgrims return to Haj
Reuters Now business has resumed again but costs are higher amid global economic strains. Mecca’s crowded streets provided Saudi merchant
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Turkey should ‘play by the rules’: Greek defence minister
Athens (Reuters) – Greece is open to engagement with Turkey, but Ankara should start ‘playing by the rules’, Greece’s defence
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Kashmir growers fear for their fruit in pilgrimage traffic jams
Srinagar (Reuters) – Fruit growers in Indian-administered Kashmir said on Monday they were facing huge losses as truck-loads of apples,
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Indian financial crime agency raids Chinese-owned Vivo
Mumbai (Reuters) – India’s financial crime-fighting agency on Tuesday raided the offices of smartphone maker Vivo, owned by China’s BBK
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Suspect in Chicago July 4 parade attack fled in women’s clothes to blend into crowd, officials say
High Land Park (Reuters) – The man accused of attacking a Fourth of July parade in a Chicago suburb bought
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PODCAST: Rise of Barelvi Extremism in India and Pakistan
Dammam – A Twitter space on Saturday titled Rise of Barelvi Extremism in India and Pakistan’ was held by Milli Chronicle
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India and Saudi Arabia hold talks to enhance the Defence ties
New Delhi — India and Saudi Arabia held wide-range of talks on Wednesday to enhance bilateral defence and security cooperation.
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Tensions rise in Indian town after killing of Hindu man
Mumbai (Reuters) – A Hindu man was killed in his tailoring shop in a northwestern Indian town on Tuesday, and
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Iran, U.S. talks in Doha ends without result, Tasnim says
Doha (Reuters) – Indirect talks between Iran and the United States in Qatar’s capital to narrow remaining gaps for revival
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‘People will die’ if cross-border aid to Syria stops, UN says
Beirut (Reuters) – People living in Syria’s battered northwest could die of malnutrition or lack of water if Russia vetoes
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