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America Recalls Pranab Mukherjee's Role in US-India Civil Nuclear Agreement as it Expresses Grief Over His Demise
Pranab Mukherjee, who had tested positive for coronavirus and had been in coma after a brain surgery earlier this month, passed away on Monday evening at the Army's Research and Referral Hospital in Delhi.
1 in 4 Adults Globally Doesn't Want Covid-19 Vaccine over Side-effect Fears, Effective Concerns: Survey
The proportion of such people is much less at about 13 per cent in India, a new survey by the World Economic Forum-Ipsos has found.
Danes Summon Russian Envoy Over Airspace Violation
The Danish government summoned Russia s ambassador on Tuesday after a Russian fighter jet violated the airspace over Denmark's Baltic Sea island of Bornholm last week.
EU Warns Hungary Over Selective Use Of Virus Border Measures
The European Union warned Hungary that it cannot close its borders to all foreigners and allow only its own citizens back in as the Hungarian government introduced those new measures Tuesday in response to what it said was a second wave of coronavirus inf...
AP PHOTOS: Around The World, Faith In The Summer Of COVID-19
The man stood in front of the Christ the Redeemer statue in a hazmat suit, gloves, respirator and goggles. Two soldiers wearing face masks bowed their heads solemnly. Over a dozen more in full-body gear paused from disinfecting the popular tourist site ov...
Sunny Leone Shares Pictures From Family Outing, Her Hilarious Caption Cracked Up the Internet
Sunny Leone took to Instagram to share the glimpse of her perfect family outing. The actress posed for a cute selfie featuring herself and her husband Daniel Weber.
'We Need a Bit of Hope at This Time', Says Percussionist Sivamani About His Latest Film Atkan Chatkan
Percussionist Sivamani's latest enterprise, Atkan Chatkan, is all about hope and dreams, he says. He has composed music for the film, whose trailer was launched by Sonu Nigam.
'I Am Taiwanese,' Czech Speaker Says, Angering China
The head of the Czech Senate declared himself to be Taiwanese in a speech at Taiwan's parliament on Tuesday, channelling the late U.S. President John F. Kennedy's defiance of communism in Berlin in 1963, as China slammed him for crossing a red line.
Netflix Developing Docuseries on Infamous Woodstock ’99 Music Festival
Woodstock''99 festival, which drew more than 400,000 people over four days but marred by oppressive heat, violence and allegations of sexual assault.
Daughter Says 'Hotel Rwanda' Hero Was 'kidnapped' In Dubai
The man portrayed in the film Hotel Rwanda as saving the lives of more than 1,200 people from genocide was kidnapped while in Dubai, his daughter asserts, while authorities on Tuesday gave no further details behind his arrest on terror charges.
Who's Next? Abe's Party Maneuvers To Pick Japan's Next PM
With Prime Minister Shinzo Abe announcing his plans to step down due to health reasons, members of his ruling party are furiously maneuvering ahead of an internal vote that will ultimately decide his successor.
Poland Bans Direct Flights From Spain, Israel Due To Coronavirus Fears
Poland is banning from Wednesday direct flights from 44 countries including Spain, Israel and Romania in order to prevent the spread of the coronavirus in the Central European country, the government said on Tuesday.
Gail India Offers U.S. LNG Cargoes From Cove Point - Sources
GAIL (India) has offered at least three liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargoes for loading from the Cove Point terminal in Maryland in the United States over May to July, three industry sources said on Tuesday.
France's Macron: Next Three Months Key For Lebanon - POLITICO
The next three months will be fundamental for bringing about change in Lebanon, and if no change is forthcoming, punitive measures might ensue, French President Emmanuel Macron told POLITICO on Tuesday.
German Jobless Spike Held Down By Government Salary Program
Germany's unemployment rate edged up to 6.4% last month but, as in July, the coronavirus pandemic played no significant role in the increase, the national labor agency said Tuesday. Jobless figures in Europe's biggest economy have been kept down by extens...
Maersk To Cut Jobs In Major Reorganisation, Internal Email Says
Shipping group Maersk will cut job cuts as part of a major reorganisation, an internal email sent to Maersk employees shows.