The cries of Hindus of Bangladesh
Scores of amateur videos recorded on smartphones were uploaded on Facebook, where cries of panic-stricken Hindu women, girls and children were heard.
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The longtime foes who severed ties in 2016 began talks in April, at a time when Washington and Tehran were discussing reviving a nuclear pact that Riyadh and its allies had opposed.
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Afghanistan withdraws from General Assembly debate, UN says
By AFP United Nations: Afghanistan‘s ambassador to the United Nations pulled out of delivering an address to
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Quad leaders press for free Indo-Pacific, with wary eye on China United States
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PM Modi, Biden hold bilateral meeting at White House
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met US President Joe Biden in Washington on Friday in their first-ever bilateral meeting