South Asia
Florida’s Hidden Waters: A Subterranean Warning
We often talk about what's visible, what's on the surface, but the real battles for our planet are…
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India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, Nepal
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Europe heatwave is ‘price to pay for fossil fuel pollution’: UN climate chief
As Europe swelters under a devastating heatwave, the stark reality is that this is the price to pay for decades of fossil fuel pollution, a phenomenon that
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French woman allegedly held captive by husband for 12 years rescued in Pakistan
A shocking tale of captivity has emerged, with a French woman, Yasmina, claiming she was held prisoner by her husband for an astonishing 12 years, a story
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Sri Lanka’s Desperate Move to Tackle Dengue Outbreak
Sri Lanka's dengue outbreak has left the island nation wondering if a military-led monitoring unit will yield tangible results, as healthcare authorities report 46,037 cases and experts point to poor waste management and lack of awareness as root causes.
4 months ago
Dettol’s China Ad Blunder Highlights Importance of Cultural Sensitivity
Dettol's latest ad has left a stain on the company's reputation in China, prompting questions about the cultural nuances that companies must navigate when expanding into new markets.
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India’s Bold Move in Space Exploration: Sharing Rocket Technology with Local Firms
India's move to share rocket technology with local firms is a significant milestone in the nation's space ambitions, but what are the potential implications for the global space industry?
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Brazilian Woman’s Stalking of Jungkook Sparks Concerns Over South Korea’s Security Measures
The relentless pursuit of Jungkook by the Brazilian woman has sparked a debate about the responsibilities of fans and the consequences of their actions. As South Korea grapples with the aftermath, it must consider the long-term implications of its migration and security policies.
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India’s Gang Rape Culture: A Dark Reality That Persists
India's gang rape culture continues to plague the country, with a recent case in Begusarai sending shockwaves across the nation. The struggle for human rights and women's rights in India is an ongoing and often fraught one.
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Australian Police Smash Largest Cocaine Haul in History
Australia has witnessed its largest cocaine haul, with police confiscating 2.7 tonnes of the substance worth A$816m. The bust highlights the ongoing battle against the illicit drug trade.
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Weak Rupee Wrecks Study Abroad Dreams for Indian Students
As the rupee continues to weaken, Indian students are being priced out of their dream to study abroad, with a significant decline in applications to US universities.
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Pakistan Threatens War: A Desperate Bid for Water Security
Pakistan threatens to unleash war against India over the contentious Indus Water Treaty, a move that could have far-reaching consequences for regional stability and the economy.
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