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A comment by New Zealand minister Shane Jones describing a proposed India trade deal as a “butter chicken tsunami” has drawn sharp criticism from political leaders and the Indian community, reigniting debate over immigration and rhetoric.
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Major police operation launched in Moers after over 40 people allegedly armed with pepper spray, knives and firearm storm Sikh place of worship amid bitter management dispute.
Tehran’s state media rejects reports of officials travelling to Islamabad for negotiations with Washington, deepening uncertainty around a possible second round of talks as a fragile ceasefire nears its expiry.
Tehran accuses Washington of turning diplomacy into surrender terms; fears of renewed conflict rise as fragile truce edges toward April 22 deadline.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard tightens grip over military and foreign policy, raising stakes in Strait of Hormuz and clouding prospects for US talks
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The RELOS agreement enables both countries to access military bases, ports and airfields, with provisions for deploying personnel, ships and aircraft for joint operations and logistics support.
Ceasefire alone is not enough, says Saeed Al Hajeri; warns restricted passage through key oil route is raising costs for Indian homes and businesses.
International graduates could contribute $1 trillion to US, UK, Canada and Australia
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Telangana to Implement 25% RTE Quota in Private Schools for EWS and Disadvantaged Children
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Cambridge and AstraZeneca extend joint PhD programme for three years
Could smarter energy solutions make data centres more sustainable?
Cambridge and AstraZeneca extend joint PhD programme for three years
China shuts three Tibetan schools, raising fears for language and cultural identity
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CCPA reports 3,940 delistings in crackdown on online sale of explosive substances
UGC seeks governors’ intervention as 82 Tamil Nadu institutions face 150 fee-refund complaints
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