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'Hearsay Dressed Up As Report': India Hits Out At UN Rapporteur Over 'Unnamed Submissions' On Youth Protests
First Secretary Anuj Swarup rejected UN Rapporteur's report, saying India's constitution guarantees freedom of assembly, association, speech and expression to every citizen.
UNSC holds 6th straw poll on secretary-general candidates
The United Nations Security Council on Friday held its sixth straw poll on candidates vying to become the next UN secretary-general.
US Scraps 540-Day Work Permit Extension: What Indian H-1B Workers Need To Know
H-4 spouses of H-1B visa holders who rely on Employment Authorisation Documents (EADs) to work in the US could be among those affected.
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A winter of hunger looms for residents trapped in Russian-occupied city in Ukraine
Food and medical supplies have been scarce for months in Oleshky, which sits on the Dnipro River that separates Ukrainian forces from the city’s Russian occupiers
An American pope brings American-style governance to the Vatican, even in a health crisis
Pope Leo XIV has brought an American style of governing to the Vatican, including in the way it handles health crises
Tokyo hosts 'sleep-off' comp as 65 snoozers battle for 2.22-million-yen prize
TOKYO -- An unusual contest testing how quickly and deeply people could sleep was held in the Japanese capital's Aoyama district on Oct. 5. The event,
Japan's Kumamoto Castle lit up for autumn festival amid hopes for quake recovery
KUMAMOTO -- Kumamoto Castle in this southwestern Japan city's Chuo Ward is being illuminated after dark, with projection mapping, bamboo lanterns and
How a driver, a dad and a teacher tried to stop the Oregon school shooter
A driver, a dad and a teacher are among at least three people who tried to stop a 16-year-old gunman who attacked an Oregon elementary school this week