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Canada: Indian Student Shot Dead in Vancouver
A young Indian student, Chirag Antil, was tragically killed in Vancouver, Canada. The 24-year-old was found shot dead inside his car in South Vancouver’s Sunset neighborhood. Following reports of gunshots on Friday, April 12th, around 11 pm, Vancouver Police arrived at the scene on East 55th Avenue and Main Street. They discovered Chirag deceased in his vehicle. The investigation is…
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Yoav Gallant: Israel Ready to Respond if Iran Strikes
Tel Aviv: Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant has pledged an “appropriate response” in the event of an Iranian attack on Israeli territory. In a recent phone conversation with US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin, Gallant emphasized Israel’s stance, stating that any direct Iranian assault on Israeli soil would warrant a fitting Israeli retaliation against Iran. Gallant also provided insights into…
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Presidential Candidates in Mexico Grapple with Rising Climate Threats
Mexico faces escalating climate crises, with rising sea levels and droughts wreaking havoc. However, as presidential elections loom, candidates like Claudia Sheinbaum, mentored by President López Obrador, tread lightly on climate issues. López Obrador’s focus on fossil fuels clashes with Sheinbaum’s environmental background. While Sheinbaum promises a 30-year water plan and hints at renewable energy support, her loyalty to López…
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South Korea Faces Deepening Healthcare Crisis as Doctors and Professors Escalate Protests
Seoul, South Korea – A month-long standoff between the South Korean government and doctors has taken a dramatic turn as medical school professors join the protest, threatening to exacerbate the already strained healthcare system. Doctors on Strike, Professors Resigning Over 90% of the country’s trainee doctors have been effectively on strike through mass resignations. They oppose the government’s plan to…
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Moscow Terror Attack: Death Toll Hits 133, Suspects Apprehended
Moscow: The death toll from the terror attack at Moscow’s Crocus City Hall has climbed to 133, with 152 others injured, according to the Russian Emergencies Ministry. Moscow region governor Andrey Vorobyov announced that the families of the deceased would receive $32,500 in compensation. Russian Security Service (FSB) director Alexander Bortnikov informed President Vladimir Putin of 11 detentions related to…
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Tragedy in Moscow: Death Toll Hits 115 in Concert Hall Attack
Moscow: The death toll from the terror attack at Moscow’s Crocus City Hall has climbed to 115, with further increases expected, as per the Investigative Committee of Russia. Moscow region governor Andrey Vorobyov announced compensation of $32,500 for the families of the deceased and $10,840 for the injured. Russian Security Service (FSB) director Alexander Bortnikov informed President Putin of 11…
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Putin Urges International Support After Moscow Concert Hall Attack
Moscow: President Vladimir Putin urged international support for Russia following a deadly attack on a Moscow concert hall, promising to bring the perpetrators to justice. Putin stated that all four gunmen involved in the attack had been apprehended while attempting to flee towards the Ukraine border. The Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack. Russian police have 11 suspects in…
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Over 60 Killed in Moscow Concert Hall Terror Attack
Moscow: Around 60 people were killed in a terrorist attack on a concert hall in Moscow, according to Russian authorities. Gunmen dressed in camouflage uniforms stormed the Crocus City concert hall, firing weapons and igniting a grenade or incendiary device. The fire rapidly engulfed the venue, resulting in a devastating tragedy during a performance by the Russian rock band Piknik.…
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South Korea to Suspend Medical Licenses of Striking Doctors
Seoul, South Korea – In a move that could further cripple the nation’s healthcare system, South Korea‘s health ministry announced plans to begin suspending the medical licenses of trainee doctors who continue their month-long strike. This comes as negotiations between the government and the doctors remain deadlocked. The strike, which began in February, stems from the government’s plan to significantly…
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Taliban Warns of Consequences After Pakistan Airstrikes
Tensions escalated in South Asia as Pakistan conducted airstrikes in Afghanistan’s border regions, resulting in the deaths of at least eight civilians, including three children. Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid condemned the strikes, warning of potential consequences beyond Pakistan’s control. The Taliban claimed retaliatory attacks on Pakistani military centers. The airstrikes followed last week’s Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) assault on Pakistani soldiers,…
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