NEW DELHI: India is considering sending naval ships to escort its vessels through the Strait of Hormuz amid the ongoing Middle East tensions, according to a report by The New York Times.The report said the move is being examined following requests from Indian shipowners seeking protection for commercial vessels navigating the strategic waterway.“India was also...
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Trump is like every warmongering US president – except for one thing
If one listens to commentary about Donald Trump – and there’s so much of it that banning the word ‘Trump’ would bankrupt WENA outlets – you would assume he was an anomaly in the system, the sum total of all unbalanced equations, antithetical to the American way of life. In recent times, his actions —...
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Army columns deployed in Meghalaya after 2 killed in police firing; curfew clamped
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‘This isn’t right’: Vaughan fumes as SA, Windies remain stuck in India
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Trisha Krishnan once said she would think ‘100 times’ before marriage: ‘I don’t believe in divorce’
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Why the e-commerce giant that once called itself a ‘proud Korean company’ now says it is American
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The Iran war’s hidden crisis: Why water could matter more than oil
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