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Crises Pile Up In Sudan As Aid Slows And Prices Soar
Saleha Adam had hoped things would get better after the ousting of Sudan's veteran leader Omar alBashir, and that more food and aid might start flowing into her ramshackle camp on the outskirts of Khartoum.
Greek PM Says Time For European Solidarity To Be Expressed In Practice
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Tuesday that Europe needs to show practical solidarity with Greece on the migration issue.
European Union's Top Court Supports Net Neutrality Rules
The European Union's highest court has given its support to the bloc's rules that stop internet providers from charging customers for preferential access to their networks.
Kolkata Cab Driver Arrested for Passing Lewd Remarks at TMC MP Mimi Chakraborty
Mimi Chakraborty told the police the taxi driver passed objectionable remarks at her while he drove past her vehicle and overtook it in an inebriated condition.
Kremlin Critic Navalny Posts Photo From Hospital, Says He Can Breathe Independently
Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny shared a photograph from a Berlin hospital on Tuesday, sitting up in bed and surrounded by his family, and said he could now breathe independently following his suspected poisoning last month.
West Urges Souadi Arabia To Release Women Activists, Prosecute Khashoggi Killers
Dozens of Western countries voiced concern on Tuesday at Saudi Arabia's continued detention of women activists and called for those behind the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi to be brought to justice.
Some States Have Objected to Borrowing Options to Meet GST Shortfall: MoS Finance
In the current fiscal year, states are staring at a staggering Rs 2.35 lakh crore GST revenue shortfall.
413 Earthquakes Recorded from March 1 to September 8 in India: Ministry of Earth Sciences
The NSN is maintained by the National Centre for Seismology (NCS) to detect and locate earthquakes in and around the country, the ministry said.
Hong Kong To Open Bars, Pools And Theme Parks After Mass Testing
Hong Kong will reopen bars, swimming pools and theme parks from Friday as it relaxes coronavirus restrictions after the testing of nearly two million people in a programme organised by the Chinese government found 42 cases.
Alibaba Servers in India Stealing Data of Indian Users, Probe Soon: Intelligence Sources
Top intelligence officials told News18 that Alibaba's servers are trapping Indian organisations by promoting freebies, and are heavily engaged in stealing data subsequently.
Covid-19 Tally in India Breaches 49 Lakh-mark, 1,054 New Deaths Take Toll to 80,776
The total coronavirus cases mounted to 49,30,236, while the death toll climbed to 80,776 with 1,054 people succumbing to the disease in a span of 24 hours,the data updated at 8 am showed.
Ashok Leyland Bada Dost Light Commercial Vehicle Launched in India, Prices Start at Rs 7.75 Lakh
The ex-showroom prices (Mumbai) is Rs 7.75 lakh and Rs. 7.95 lakh (i3 LS and LX) and Rs 7.79 lakh and Rs 7.99 lakh (i4 LS and LX), the company said.
OnePlus 8T Leaked Renders Suggest a Samsung-Like Design Language
The OnePlus 8T is expected to launch as soon as early October and will be an update for the OnePlus 8.
Apple Event: Apple Watch Series 6, New iPad Air Expected; How to Watch Live Stream
At Apple's Time Flies event, the Watch Series 6 is slated to come with a few key new features. Here's how you can catch the event live.
Gold Hits Near Two-week Peak On Softer Dollar; Focus On Fed Meeting
Gold hit a near twoweek high on Tuesday as the dollar weakened and investors turned their focus to a U.S. Federal Reserve monetary policy meeting, seeking details of how it planned to hold down rates while aiming to boost inflation.
At Historic White House Event, UAE and Bahrain to Move Toward Normal Ties With Israel
The United Arab Emirates and Bahrain on Tuesday will become the latest Arab states to break a longstanding taboo when they sign agreements toward normalizing relations with Israel in a strategic realignment of Middle Eastern countries against Iran.