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BJP taps 45-year-old Nitin Nabin as youngest party

Mumbai – India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party has appointed Nitin Nabin, a 45-year-old lawmaker from the eastern state of Bihar,

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EU on verge of landmark free trade pact with India, von der Leyen says

Davos – The European Union is close to finalising a long-awaited free trade agreement with India, a deal that could

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IndiGo assures regulator of stable operations after exemptions end

New Delhi – India’s largest airline IndiGo has assured the country’s aviation regulator that its flight operations will remain stable

Canada Inflation Shows Signs of Stability as Core Pressures Continue to Ease

Canada’s December inflation data points to improving price stability, with easing core measures reinforcing confidence that inflation is moving closer

UK Plans Major Competition Reform to Boost Business Confidence and Economic Growth

Britain is preparing a wide-ranging refresh of its competition framework, aiming to make regulation faster, clearer and more supportive of

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Sudan Paramilitary Hid Atrocities in Mass Graves, ICC Tells UN

United Nations – The International Criminal Court has warned that Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces used mass graves to conceal large-scale

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Syrian Forces Enter Hasakah After Daesh Detainee Release

Hasakah – Syrian government forces moved into the northeastern city of Hasakah and surrounding areas after the Syrian Democratic Forces

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Saudi FM Holds Regional Talks With US Secretary of State

Riyadh – Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan held discussions with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio focused

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Saudi Rewilding Drive Returns Asian Houbara to the Wild

Tabuk – Saudi Arabia has taken a major step in wildlife conservation with the successful reintroduction of the Asian houbara

Trump ties Greenland pressure to Nobel snub as EU weighs retaliation

Paris – US President Donald Trump has escalated tensions with Europe by linking his push to take control of Greenland