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Tyler, the Creator has announced his ninth studio album, “Don’t Tap the Glass,” set to release this Monday, July 21st. The announcement fol...

The centre-left Labor government of Anthony Albanese has previously said it would give YouTube a waiver, citing the platform's use for educ...

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Starting from Sicily, he took in the whole of Europe, proceeded to America, and from there to Japan and China, finally returning to India v...

Survivors of the shipwreck were marooned on an island in the 18th century, where they descended into a chaotic fight for survival.

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It seems as if every morning brings another incremental development or regression in Greece's battle against its European creditors.

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Questions are being asked in corporate circles how a person of his intelligence and calibre could do what he did. Asha Menon finds answers.