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West Asia

Uncertain futures: Syria’s ‘hidden’ crisis of disabilities

After a decade of war, around a third of the Syrian population now has a disability of some kind. The recent earthquake only made this worse.
Deutsche Welle
West Asia

Yemen speciality coffee ‘wave’ sweeps war-hit capital

“Everybody said it’s impossible to work in Yemen, that people had no purchasing power... But we insisted.”
AFP
Rohingya

Government toughens stance against Rohingya refugees

UP police arrest several refugees in late-night crackdown across State.
Ismat Ara
Culture

Why the Parsi community is automobile-obsessed

Parsis are known for their automobile obsession, preserving, and maintaining their machines in pristine condition. Where does that passion come from?
Deutsche Welle

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India’s rice export ban triggers panic buying in US

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India’s childhood diabetes problem stems from stigma and ignorance

Experts say an assessment of the consequences is crucial for developing targeted prevention and treatment approaches.
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Brazil allows workers to come in late for Women’s World Cup

Brazil President Lula da Silva announced that civil servants could arrive at work up to two hours after the final whistle of Brazil’s games in the tou
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West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee addressing her party’s annual Martyrs Day rally at Esplanade in Kolkata.

‘India will be created anew ahead of 2024 Lok Sabha election’: Mamata Banerjee

Launching a scathing attack on the BJP and Prime Minister Modi at the Martyr’s Day Rally, the West Bengal Chief Minister pledged support to Manipur.
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