Young voters were absent from Myanmar’s military-run poll while older voters dominated the turnout amid civil war, coercion claims and widespread skepticism over vote’s fairness.
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ANI file photo
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ANI file photo
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ANI file photo
PORT SUDAN: Violence in western and southern Sudan displaced more than 10,000 people within a three-day period this week, according to figures released by the United Nations’ migration agency on Sunday. Read More
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ANI file photo
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ANI file photo
PORT SUDAN: Violence in western and southern Sudan displaced more than 10,000 people within a three-day period this week, according to figures released by the United Nations’ migration agency on Sunday. Read More
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Over 10,000 people displaced in 3 days in Sudan: UN
ANI file photo
PORT SUDAN: Violence in western and southern Sudan displaced more than 10,000 people within a three-day period this week, according to figures released by the United Nations’ migration agency on Sunday. Read More
Myanmar’s first post-coup election sees low turnout amid civil war and credibility concerns
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Over 10,000 people displaced in 3 days in Sudan: UN
ANI file photo
PORT SUDAN: Violence in western and southern Sudan displaced more than 10,000 people within a three-day period this week, according to figures released by the United Nations’ migration agency on Sunday. Read More
Myanmar’s first post-coup election sees low turnout amid civil war and credibility concerns
Myanmar has begun its first general election since the military seized power in 2021, with voting taking place in phases amid ongoing civil war and doubts over the process. Read More
Indian-origin startup CEO claims his company is being extorted for $3 million: ‘Illegally obtained confidential information’
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Over 10,000 people displaced in 3 days in Sudan: UN
ANI file photo
PORT SUDAN: Violence in western and southern Sudan displaced more than 10,000 people within a three-day period this week, according to figures released by the United Nations’ migration agency on Sunday. Read More
Myanmar’s first post-coup election sees low turnout amid civil war and credibility concerns
Myanmar has begun its first general election since the military seized power in 2021, with voting taking place in phases amid ongoing civil war and doubts over the process. Read More
Indian-origin startup CEO claims his company is being extorted for $3 million: ‘Illegally obtained confidential information’
There’s a lot AI can do, but also a lot more that it can’t. For instance, it can not predict or stop blackmailing and extortion, which, is still in the hands of the law. Read More
Can you get married in the US on a visitor visa and apply for Green Card? Here’s the most crucial 90-day rule
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Over 10,000 people displaced in 3 days in Sudan: UN
ANI file photo
PORT SUDAN: Violence in western and southern Sudan displaced more than 10,000 people within a three-day period this week, according to figures released by the United Nations’ migration agency on Sunday. Read More
Myanmar’s first post-coup election sees low turnout amid civil war and credibility concerns
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Delhi air pollution: City slips into ‘very poor’ category as AQI hits 391; ‘orange alert’ issued for dense fog on Monday
Image: IANS
NEW DELHI: Delhi’s air quality slipped into the “very poor” category on Sunday, with the overall Air Quality Index (AQI) recorded at 390, according to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB). Read More
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