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India GDP Growth Hits 7.8% Despite Oil Shock: Why the Strong Numbers Are Sparking Controversy
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Spain Protests Over Ceuta Migrant Crisis: Why Demonstrators Are Criticizing the Government’s Response
Streets across Spain filled with protesters on Wednesday, as anger over the government’s handling of the Ceuta migrant crisis boiled
Why Nepal Floods Should Worry India: How Himalayan Flash Floods Could Threaten Indian States
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Chinese Basketball Players in U.S. College Basketball: Who Are the Mavericks Challenging the Trend?
At the University of Louisville, a 19-year-old from northeast China grinds through a weighted sled push while his teammates shout
Singapore Sees Over 600,000 Indian Visitors: Why It Is Targeting Longer Stays and Repeat Travel
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Power of Baikal Pipeline Explained: Why Putin Renamed Russia’s Power of Siberia 2 Gas Pipeline to China
Russia has quietly given a new name to one of its biggest energy projects. The planned Power of Siberia 2
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Apple Maps Renames Lake Ontario to ‘Lake America’: What the Change Means and Why It Happened
If you’ve opened Apple Maps recently and live in the U.S., you might have noticed something odd: Lake Ontario isn’t
