Checking on friends and missing class: protests bring fear to India’s campuses
I don’t think I can ever feel completely safe, either in the girls’ hostel or on campus Bengaluru (Reuters) –
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Saudi Arabia denies case of coronavirus infection
Riyadh (Reuters) – A Saudi health ministry affiliate said on Thursday there were no cases of coronavirus in the kingdom,
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World Court orders Myanmar to protect Rohingya from acts of genocide
Cox’s Bazaar, Bangladesh (Reuters) – The International Court of Justice on Thursday ordered Myanmar to take urgent measures to protect
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U.S. imposes fresh Iran-related sanctions on two people, six companies
Washington (Reuters) – The United States on Thursday said it blacklisted two companies based in Hong Kong, one in Shanghai
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Young man killed as Baghdad protests rage
Baghdad (Reuters) – A masked protester stretches his arm out through a cloud of tear gas, trying to reach a
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India’s Supreme Court give Govt more time to explain Citizenship Law, despite continuing protest
New Delhi (Reuters) – The Supreme Court declined calls to suspend the implementation of a new citizenship law on Wednesday,
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Lebanon forms government with backing of Hezbollah and allies
Beirut (Reuters) – Lebanon formed a new government on Tuesday under Prime Minister Hassan Diab after the Shi’ite group Hezbollah
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Russian-led strikes on rebel-held northwest Syria kill 40 – rescuers
Amman (Reuters) – Russian-led air strikes killed at least 40 people on Tuesday in northwest Syria in a major army
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Israeli troops kill three Palestinians in Gaza border attack
Jerusalem (Reuters) – Israeli troops on Tuesday shot and killed three Palestinians who threw an explosive towards them after attempting
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Eight Indian tourists die in Nepal after lighting gas heater in hotel
Kathmandu (Reuters) – Eight Indian tourists including four children died of suspected suffocation in a hotel in Nepal on Tuesday,
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