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The broadcaster's chief executive Priya Dogra walked away from an interview when given the opportunity to say sorry.
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Russia Begins Major Nuclear Drills
The military said the exercises will focus on the preparation and deployment of its nuclear forces under a simulated “threat of aggression.”
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U.S. Extends Russian Oil Waiver for a Second Time
The temporary general license, which had been allowed to lapse over the weekend, is now effective until June 17.
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Vietnam health ministry steps up surveillance amid Ebola risk
The Ministry of Health has intensified monitoring measures after the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak in Congo and Uganda a global health emergency.
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24-25 June 2026 | Canada-Africa Business Conference | Nigeria – Africa Business Communities
24-25 June 2026 | Canada-Africa Business Conference | Nigeria Africa Business CommunitiesCanada announces $30m new support for initiatives in W/Africa Realnews MagazineNigeria, Canada Expand Bilateral Cooperation Voice of NigeriaCanada, UNICEF explore expansion of…
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Hanoi plans second international airport for up to 50 million passengers
Hanoi plans to build a second international airport in the south of the capital, conceived as an "airport city" tied to a free trade zone, logistics and high-tech industry, under…
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Central Hanoi becomes giant construction site as new bridges and roads take shape
Streets across Hanoi's inner city have been barricaded and coated in dust as the capital builds new drainage systems, ring roads and Red River bridges all at once, tearing down…
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Bands drum up young people to challenge stereotypes
The project from the Belfast Bands Forum aims to introduce young people to positive cultural expression through music.
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Bands drum up young people to challenge stereotypes
The project from the Belfast Bands Forum aims to introduce young people to positive cultural expression through music.
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San Diego Islamic Center suspects were self-radicalized, left manifesto behind, officials say
Two people ages 17 and 18 opened fire at the center Monday morning, police said. They were found minutes later dead of self-inflicted gunshot wounds, according to authorities.
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‘My brother told police Creswell was a killer, but they ignored him’
The brother of Paul Lusby, who tried to alert police about the man accused of killing Katie Simpson, wants a public inquiry into the police investigation.
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The twins who make people look twice at emergency callouts
Identical twins Lee and Liam Myers both work with the emergency services in the Scottish Borders.