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Iran stops snap nuclear inspections by UN team, state-run daily urges caution

An Iranian government newspaper warned on Tuesday that overly radical actions in the nuclear wrangling with the West may lead to the country's isolation after Tehran ended snap inspections by United Nations inspectors.

Feb 23, 2021

Myanmar: Junta deploys notorious 33rd Light Infantry linked with Rohingya atrocities

Notably, the violence on Saturday constituted the deadliest single day since General Min Aung Hlaing, the military commander-in-chief, overthrew the democratically elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi.

Feb 21, 2021

Reimagining Diplomacy in the Post-COVID World: An Indian Perspective | Opinion

The world after COVID-19 will be more multi-polar, pluralistic and rebalanced. And India, with its experiences, will help make a difference, writes Dr S Jaishankar, minister of external affairs of India.

Feb 20, 2021

It's official: US returns to 2015 Paris Agreement amid worsening climate crisis [details]

Climate diplomats and campaigners believe the US will be turning its promises into action by committing to reach net zero emissions by or before 2050.

Feb 20, 2021

Trump, Giuliani sued for conspiring to incite Capitol Hill riots | Details inside

A Democratic congressman, in a lawsuit filed on Tuesday, accused former President Donald Trump, his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani and two right-wing groups of conspiring to incite last month's deadly riot at the US Capitol.

Feb 17, 2021

Myanmar military shuts internet access for second night in a row

The military junta says it overthrew elected leaders, including longtime democracy campaigner, Aung San Suu Kyi, due to alleged voter fraud

Feb 16, 2021

It's owed: Biden calls for gun law reforms on Parkland shooting anniversary [details]

The right to bear arms is protected by the Second Amendment to the US constitution and is staunchly defended by many conservatives, including ex-president Donald Trump.

Feb 15, 2021

Myanmar coup: Junta warns media, says "don't call it a coup"; violators to face criminal charges

The junta has leveled charges against the private media since the Feb 1 coup, reinstating in a letter that journalists those who refused to comply with the orders could face criminal charges, and publications could have their licenses revoked.

Feb 14, 2021

Jacinda Ardern gives major PM goals; NZ shows glimpse of COVID-free world [Watch]

What the world is craving is a normal reality for most of Kiwis; packed stadiums, functional colleges, church gatherings

Feb 13, 2021

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Why is US revoking terrorist designation of Yemen's Houthis [explained]

Blinken said in a statement that the decision to reverse the previous administration's policy was a recognition of the dire humanitarian situation in Yemen.

Feb 13, 2021

Israel, US national security advisors discuss Iran; nuclear deal issue a touchy subject

The Biden administration is leaning towards returning to the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran and lift sanctions, a major concern for Israel.

Feb 13, 2021

To All The Boys: Always And Forever Review: Peter Kavinsky-Lara Jean saga ends on memorable contract

To All The Boys: Always and Forever Review: It doesn't take New York more than 20 minutes to make us fall in love with the city again.

Feb 12, 2021

Kim Jong Un fires top economic affairs official, one month after appointing him

Kim Jong Un replaced the top economic affairs director just one month after appointing him in the post after the party plenary committee meeting

Feb 12, 2021

Indian Americans in Biden-Harris Administration, White House

Neera Tandon regrets on campaign tweets; To be confirmed to Biden's cabinet

Neera Tanden, the Indian-American nominee to President Joe Biden's cabinet, apologised to Republican Senators for insulting them in tweets during poll campaign. Despite the Republican opposition to her nomination, she is likely to be confirmed

Feb 11, 2021

In first call with Xi Jinping, Biden expresses concern over Hong Kong crackdown

US President Joe Biden spoke to his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping his first direct contact with the leader of the world's second-largest economy since winning the November U.S. presidential election and taking office last month.

Feb 11, 2021

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Search Results for: Countering America’s Adversaries Through Sanctions Act

Iran stops snap nuclear inspections by UN team, state-run daily urges caution

Myanmar: Junta deploys notorious 33rd Light Infantry linked with Rohingya atrocities

Reimagining Diplomacy in the Post-COVID World: An Indian Perspective | Opinion

It's official: US returns to 2015 Paris Agreement amid worsening climate crisis [details]

Trump, Giuliani sued for conspiring to incite Capitol Hill riots | Details inside

Myanmar military shuts internet access for second night in a row

It's owed: Biden calls for gun law reforms on Parkland shooting anniversary [details]

Myanmar coup: Junta warns media, says "don't call it a coup"; violators to face criminal charges

Jacinda Ardern gives major PM goals; NZ shows glimpse of COVID-free world [Watch]

Why is US revoking terrorist designation of Yemen's Houthis [explained]

Israel, US national security advisors discuss Iran; nuclear deal issue a touchy subject

To All The Boys: Always And Forever Review: Peter Kavinsky-Lara Jean saga ends on memorable contract

Kim Jong Un fires top economic affairs official, one month after appointing him

Neera Tandon regrets on campaign tweets; To be confirmed to Biden's cabinet

In first call with Xi Jinping, Biden expresses concern over Hong Kong crackdown

Time for India to follow suit? France, Germany, Netherlands, US banned use of EVMs [here's why]

Dhanush's Captain Miller has no buyers in Telugu states? Here's why

Deepika Padukone is a sight to behold in velvet gown; attends Academy Museum Gala with Selena Gomez, Dua Lip [see pics]