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A researcher who died from an unknown illness worked at a remote anti-plague facility. Few foreigners have visited these labs, which dot the former Soviet states, and are shrouded in secrecy.
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A senior official in Peshawar told the AFP news agency that initial reports suggested the roof collapse was due to "weak infrastructure".
[Politics] : Anchor: The Army showcased drones, robots and unmanned systems this week in a drill that offered a glimpse of what battlefields could look like in the future.
KUALA LUMPUR: Singapore and China can work together to strengthen development across Southeast Asia, with digitalisation and the green economy identified as key areas for bilateral and regional…
Dubai: Daniel Lazar, an Indian engineer who left a secure job at Tata in 1968 and sailed to the UAE in a small boat, going on to found an educational group in Norther Emirates, has died aged 84…
KATHMANDU (Kyodo) -- Nepal is stepping up calls for major greenhouse gas emitters to take action against climate change after devastating floods trigg
KYOTO (Kyodo) -- A Japanese court on Friday acquitted a yakuza gangster of the murder of the president of the company operating the Gyoza no Osho rest
