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EU Warns of Prolonged Energy Shock Amid Middle East War

BRUSSELS, April 3 — The European Union is preparing for a prolonged energy crisis triggered by the ongoing Middle East

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Exposé: The Hidden Agenda of Europe’s Anti-India Networks

New Delhi — A network of Europe-based organizations, allegedly linked to Pakistan and U.S.-based Jamaat fronts, has reignited efforts to