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China’s exports fall 1.1% in October as shipments to US plunge 25%

Chinese exports unexpectedly fell in October after months of front-loading U.S. Read More

US approved sniper rifle sale to Brazil police unit linked to raid that left 121 dead: Reuters

The US government approved the sale of sniper rifles to Brazil’s BOPE police unit last year, despite objections from American diplomats who feared the weapons could be used in extrajudicial killings, Reuters reported. Read More

‘Illegal nuclear activities in line with Pakistan’s history’: India on Trump’s claim on nuclear resting

After US President Donald Trump claimed that Pakistan has been secretively conducting nuclear tests, India has flagged Pakistan’s long history of nuclear proliferation and said any illegal nuclear activity will be in line with Pakistan’s Read More

All knew they were chatting with minor: 8 men, many Indian-origin, arrested in Canada sex sting operation

Eight men have been charged in Canada for their alleged attempt in soliciting sex from a minor. Many of them are believed to be of Indian origin. Read More

‘No information to share’: MEA says no update on Trump’s possible visit to India next year

The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Friday said it had no update on reports suggesting that US President Donald Trump may visit India next year, following his recent remarks about a possible trip at Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s invitation. Read More

New Visa For Every Trip: EU Tightens Travel Rules For Russians Over Ukraine War

Brussels said the measure would allow authorities to closely scrutinise applications and reduce potential security risks Go to Source Read More

China Escalates Religious Crackdown In Tibet, Seizes Dalai Lama Photos

Colombo, Nov 7 (IANS) The Chinese government, frustrated by the growing popularity of the Dalai Lama and Tibetan Buddhism, has increased its repressive religious campaign in Tibet as the Chinese government carried out raids in an Amdo-based monaster Read More

Louvre’s Password Was So Obvious, Even You Could Hack It: Tips To Help You Avoid Same Blunder

Show Quick Read Key points generated by AI, verified by newsroom Something very unexpected happened at the Louvre Museum in France, the same place where the Mona Lisa smiles her quiet little smile. Read More

‘Don’t lecture about Indian literacy rates’: American CEO James Fishback’s jibe at Vivek Ramaswamy

CEO James Fishback took a veiled dig at Vivek Ramaswamy as he mentioned India, maths olympiad in his recent America First speech. Read More

If Kiran Desai wins Booker for ‘The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny’…

If Kiran Desai’s The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny wins the Booker Prize, she will become the sixth author to claim the award twice and reaffirm her literary legacy. Read More

Will Trump give his friend Orbán what he wants?

Hungary’s Viktor Orbán to meet Trump in Washington seeking a US sanctions waiver on Russian oil,  a potential test of how deep the affinity goes between the two friendly leaders. Read More

Delhi, Mumbai, Lucknow, Jaipur…: Indian airports hit by technical glitches, flight operations disrupted

Flight operations at airports in Mumbai, Delhi, Jaipur, Lucknow, and Varanasi were disrupted on Friday after a major technical glitch in Delhi’s Automatic Message Switching System (AMSS) affected air traffic control and flight planning nationwide. Read More