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Plane loaded with cash crashes onto a busy avenue in Bolivia, 20 killedAt least 20 people were killed after a Bolivian military cargo plane carrying banknotes crashed while landing near La Paz on Friday, police...- Modi greets Bolivia's Rodrigo Paz on election as PresidentPrime Minister Narendra Modi extended warm congratulations to Rodrigo Paz Pereira on his election as the President of Bolivia. Modi express...
- 'Everything is expensive!' Bolivia faces a shocking economic collapseBolivia Fuel Crisis: Bolivia struggles with fuel scarcity. Long lines at gas stations are common. The country's foreign currency reserves h...
- ED launches money laundering probe following massive drug bust in DelhiThe Enforcement Directorate has filed a money laundering case linked to a major Delhi drug bust. In the latest operation, Delhi Police seiz...
- Delhi Police arrest seventh suspect linked to Rs 5,000 crore international drug syndicate caseDelhi Police Special Cell arrested Ekhlakh, the seventh suspect in a massive drug syndicate linked to a Rs 5,000 crore cocaine bust. More t...
- Delhi Police seize 200 kg of cocaine worth Rs 2,000 crore in second major drug bust in a monthIn its second large bust this month, Delhi Police seized 200 kg of cocaine worth Rs 2,000 crore in west Delhi, seemingly linked to a previo...
- Angel Di Maria to retire after Copa America in 2024? Here’s everything you need to knowAngel Di Maria has etched his name as a legend of the Argentina national team. Over the course of his international career, he has accumula...
- Ex-Peru President Pedro Castillo’s detention term increased to 18 months as protest death toll hits 15Peru’s former President Pedro Castillo's case is being actively investigated by the prosecution. But they need time and resources to put to...
- Former Facebook employee accuses firm for failing to act on political manipulation of platform: ReportHer memo is filled with concrete examples of heads of government and political parties in Azerbaijan and Honduras using fake accounts or mi...
- Heard of Romeo, the frog? Turns out, he isn't lonely any longerHe also has his own Twitter handle.
- Satellites monitoring endangered pink dolphins in Brazil's AmazonBrasilia, Dec 7 (IANS) Threatened by hydroelectric projects, pollution and fishing, Amazon pink river dolphins were now being tracked and m...
- Dozens of hearses take Colombia crash victims toward final flight homeCOLOMBIA-CRASH:Dozens of hearses take Colombia crash victims toward final flight home
- Child labour: What works for working kidsWe have around 4.98 million children between the ages of 5 and 14 working. Most of them are engaged in agriculture-related labour.
- Bolivian govt threatens to takeover half of Jindal Steel's El Mutun iron ore reservesJindal Steel Bolivia has had a volatile relationship with the Bolivian government ever since it won mining rights to half of the 40 mt El M...
- Brazil plans to build dozens of nuclear plantsBrazil plans to build 50 to 60 nuclear power plants in the next half-century, as a political crisis in Bolivia renewed doubts about the rel...
- Developing countries object to surprise draft textAs the WTO mini ministerial approaches, the news upsetting many developing countries is that the Chair of the Services negotiations, Ambass...
- WTO group issues surprise services draftWTO has issued a surprise report on services draft that has upset amny developing countries
- Indian American boy wins National Geographic contestAn 11-year-old Indian American boy won the 2008 National Geographic Bee contest, taking home a $25,000 college scholarship and a lifetime m...
- Bolivia's president, Senate differ on JSPL's iron ore mineJindal Steel and Power Ltd's plans to develop iron ore mines and set up a steel project in Bolivia have divided the Latin American country'...
- Energy security at risk as oil nations act toughIran isn’t the only oil producing country making use of its newfound bargaining power.
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