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Month: February 2021
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No change in policy on Jammu and Kashmir, says U.S.
WASHINGTON (TIP): The United States on Wednesday, Feb 10, said that there is no change in its policy on Jammu and Kashmir. “I want to be very clear there has been no change in U.S. […]
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THE APOLLO AT 87 AND BLACK HISTORY
By Mabel Pais As 2021 marches on, with renewed hope and exciting plans, here’s the Apollo Theater’s virtual Spring season line-up. “Although we will be gathering virtually this season, we are committed to providing opportunities […]
Dance
IT’S BLACK HISTORY MONTH
By Mabel Pais Recognizing and Honoring Black Americans through Film, Radio & DiscussionVia Utah Film Center Black History Month is an opportunity for us to learn, listen, discuss, and work toward the significant changes we […]
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The Farmer has bypassed Delhi
Subterranean tsunami A subterranean tsunami is slowly building in the country and the power elite, the pampered middle class and wheeler dealers of the capital are blissfully unaware of it. It’s a dismal picture, but […]
World
World
The group’s founder, Gavin McInnes, is Canadian who lives in the United States
The US authorities have charged several members of the Proud Boys in connection with the January 6 attack in Washington. Ottawa added 12 other groups to its list of terrorist entities — three neo-Nazi groups, […]
China
World
World
Philippine ice plant ammonia leak leaves 2 dead, 90 sickened
Manila (TIP): An ammonia leak from an ice plant in the Philippine capital region left two dead and more than 90 others injured or sickened while hundreds of residents fled to safety, an official said […]
World
World
UK aircraft carrier in Indo-Pacific soon
London (TIP): The UK Government has announced its plans to deploy a new Carrier Strike Group led by aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth later this year as part of its “renewed focus” on the Indo-Pacific […]
World
Erdogan says will not let university protests swell
Istanbul (TIP): President Tayyip Erdogan said on Wednesday his government would not allow month-long demonstrations at a Turkish university to grow into anti-government protests similar to those in 2013, calling the protesters “terrorists”. Defying a […]
World
‘Not like every time’: Beirut blast victims want the truth
Beirut (TIP): Months after a massive explosion ripped through Beirut’s port and disfigured the Lebanese capital, family members of some of the 211 people killed in the blast demanded an international probe. It was a […]
Asia
Asia
Pak launches surface-to-surface ballistic missile
Islamabad (TIP): The Pakistan Army said it had conducted a successful training launch of a surface-to-surface ballistic missile, capable of delivering nuclear and conventional warheads to a range of 290 km. The launch of Ghaznavi […]
Asia
Asia
Nepal protest throws life out of gear; 200 arrested
Kathmandu (TIP): At least six people, including two former ministers, were injured when police lobbed tear gas shells and resorted to baton charges to break up a protest rally during a nationwide general strike that […]
Sports News
Australian Open to go ahead despite COVID-19 case: Organizers
Melbourne (TIP): The Australian Open will begin as scheduled on Monday, Feb 8, even though a worker at one of the Melbourne hotels used to quarantine players and their entourages tested positive for COVID-19, tournament […]
Sports News
‘Kohli is still the main man’: Hussain on Rahane impact ahead of Chennai Test
Ahead of the start of the Test series between India and England, there has been a lot of talk on how Ajinkya Rahane’s leadership in Australia could actually put Virat Kohli under pressure, as he […]
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Business & Economics
Business & Economics
Business & Economics
Uber to buy alcohol delivery startup Drizly for $1.1 billion
Uber Technologies Inc. agreed to acquire Drizly Inc., which makes an on-demand alcohol delivery app, for $1.1 billion, beating out at least two rival companies that held talks with the startup. The deal is Uber’s […]
Science & Technology