India’s coronavirus infections rise to 6.63 million
Bengaluru (Reuters) – India’s coronavirus case tally rose by 74,442 in the last 24 hours to 6.63 million on Monday
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Factbox: How does the Nobel Peace Prize work?
Reuters Nominations are secret for 50 years, but those who nominate can choose to divulge their choices. The laureate of
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Canada suspends drone technology sales to Turkey after claims of use by Azeri forces
Ottowa (Reuters) – Canada has suspended the export of some drone technology to Turkey while it probes allegations the equipment
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Palestinian business leader hopes UAE, Bahrain will press Israel to stop settlements
West Bank (Reuters) – A top Palestinian business executive said on Monday that new Gulf Arab ties with Israel, condemned
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Turkish security forces threaten to deport an Ahwazi activist wanted by the Iranian regime
Istanbul – The Turkish security forces have suddenly informed Danyal Soleimani, an Ahwazi asylum seeker who is registered with United
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India seeks up to 500 million coronavirus vaccine doses by July
New Delhi (Reuters) – India hopes to receive up to 500 million doses of coronavirus vaccine by July to inoculate
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Kuwait’s new emir meets senior U.S. and Iranian officials
Kuwait (Reuters) – Kuwait’s new Emir Sheikh Nawaf al-Ahmad al-Sabah on Sunday met senior U.S., Iranian and Gulf officials who
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Saudi business leader calls for boycott of goods from ‘hostile’ Turkey
Istanbul (Reuters) – The head of Saudi Arabia’s Chambers of Commerce has called for a boycott of Turkish products amid
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Establishment parties sweep Kyrgyzstan’s election
Bishkek (Reuters) – Two establishment parties looked set to dominate Kyrgyzstan’s parliament after Sunday’s election, but it remained unclear if
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Israeli minister says Turkey opposed to regional peace
Jerusalem (Reuters) – Israel’s defence minister accused Turkey on Sunday of destabilising the region and working against peacemaking efforts, and
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