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Lebanon: Israel and Hezbollah Reach Ceasefire Agreement in US-Qatari Brokered Deal
Posted onBEIRUT/TEL AVIV/WASHINGTON — After months of devastating conflict that left thousands dead and displaced, Israel and Lebanese militant group Hezbollah have agreed to a ceasefire, American officials confirmed. The landmark agreement was reached through intensive diplomatic efforts by US and Qatari mediators, with Iran playing a key facilitative role in bringing Hezbollah to the negotiating…
Ukraine: Gunman Shot Dead After Kyiv Mass Shooting
Posted onKyiv: A gunman opened fire at close range in a busy central neighborhood of Ukraine’s capital Kyiv, killing six people and wounding more than a dozen others, authorities said.The attacker shot people on the street before entering a nearby supermarket, where he took hostages and barricaded himself inside. After about 40 minutes of negotiations, police…
Pakistan Cabinet Approves 27th Constitutional Amendment Bill; To Be Presented in Senate Today
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York, Southampton: UK universities flock to India – but will they succeed?
Posted on“Eleven million students complete Grade 12 [final school year in India] each year, with roughly 1.5-1.7 million falling within the top academic bracket. India’s top-tier institutions admit only about 200,000 of them annually,” Aritra Ghosal of OneStep Global, which helps foreign universities enter the Indian market, told the BBC.
