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ANKARA: An explosion at an iron and steel manufacturing plant in western Turkiye on Monday killed three people, left 10 missing and injured 14 others, the local governor’s office said.
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We haven't written up this one. New Straits Times has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
Mumbai: For generations, Britain and America have represented prosperity and opportunity to millions across developing nations. Some admirers imagine them centuries ahead of India.
A fallout between Elgeyo Marakwet Governor Wisley Rotich and his deputy, Prof Grace Cheserek, has once again played out publicly for the second time in less than four months.
Japan’s changing urban landscape reflects a complex relationship between its architectural heritage, demographic transition, and modernization ambitions. (News On Japan)
Home minister says conflicting interpretations of the court's discharge order and the pardons board's decision must be clarified first.
Home minister says conflicting interpretations of the court's discharge order and the pardons board's decision must be clarified first.
A scuffle then broke out during which one of them allegedly hit the officer hard with a rod following which the officer collapsed
