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India, Festivals, and Corona 2.0

Shadab Ahmed   Tue 13 Apr 2021    

It’s a time for ‘Festivals’ in India. Festival of democracy, elections are going on. Festival of cricket, Indian Premier Lague (IPL) has started. Festival of faith, Kumbh Mela is on the peak with millions and millions of devotees and in […]

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Horrific pro-Trump ‘coup’ at US Capitol spurs Twitter, FB to freeze POTUS speech

Brew Admin   Thu 07 Jan 2021    

Social media giants rose as one Wednesday to collectively bar U.S President Donald Trump’s incendiary speech on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube in the wake of the armed ‘supporter’ riots that stunned the country as lawmakers moved ahead to affirm President-elect […]

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KyoAni arsonist charged with murder of 36 in horrific 2019 blaze

Brew Admin   Wed 16 Dec 2020    

The arsonist behind the horrific 2019 attack on Japan’s Kyoto Animation, in the country’s deadliest violent crime in decades, was charged Wednesday with the murder of 36 people. Shinji Aoba, 42, detained in the aftermath of the July attack, sustained […]

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UN, Ethiopia to ease humanitarian aid flow into desperate, war-torn Tigray

Brew Admin   Thu 03 Dec 2020    

Weeks into the bloody conflict waging across the Horn of Africa international aid groups have finally gained access to Ethiopia’s ravaged Tigray region. The United Nations said Wednesday that it has reached a deal with the country’s government, who have […]

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‘Orange the World’: Angry Mexican rallies take to streets, demand end to femicide

Brew Admin   Thu 26 Nov 2020    

Demonstrators marched through the Mexican capital on Wednesday and scuffled with police during an angry protest at widespread violence against women in the Latin American nation. Around 10 women are killed every day in Mexico and activists accuse the government of not […]

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’72 hrs’: Ethiopians teeter on edge as promised terror looms over Horn

Brew Admin   Wed 25 Nov 2020    

International pressure mounted Tuesday on Ethiopia’s warring parties to cease fighting and protect civilians in Tigray, where the army says it has encircled the capital ahead of a threatened bombardment. Forces loyal to Tigray’s ruling party have been battling Ethiopian […]

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US Covid fatalities shoot over 250,000, Europe logs nearly 50% of global cases

Brew Admin   Thu 19 Nov 2020    

US coronavirus deaths passed a quarter of a million Wednesday as New York announced it would close schools to battle a rise in infections. America has now registered 250,426 fatalities, according to a running tally by Johns Hopkins University, by […]

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French ‘Jetman’ killed in freak training accident in Dubai

The Brew News Team   Wed 18 Nov 2020    

Frenchman Vince Reffet, part of the “Jetman” team which has performed groundbreaking stunts above Dubai using jetpacks and carbon-fibre wings, was killed in a training accident Tuesday, a spokesman said. The Jetmen have pulled off a series of dramatic flights […]

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Peru hails its third new leader in a week of bedlam politics and violence

Brew Admin   Tue 17 Nov 2020    

Peru’s Congress on Monday chose a 76-year-old former World Bank official as the South American country’s new president — the third in a rollercoaster week of political upheaval. Francisco Sagasti was elected as lawmakers met to try to move on […]

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Hurricane Iota swoops in on Eta-ravaged Central America, over 200 now dead or missing

Brew Admin   Mon 16 Nov 2020    

Hurricane Iota is forecast to strengthen to an “extremely dangerous” Category Four by the time it makes landfall in Central America on Monday, the US National Hurricane Center warned, two weeks after powerful storm Eta devastated much of the region […]

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‘Horn of Africa’ soaked red as hundreds killed in Tigray conflict, tensions boil with no end in sight

Brew Admin   Sun 15 Nov 2020    

Leaders of Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region on Saturday claimed rocket attacks on two airports in a nearby region and threatened to strike neighbouring Eritrea, raising fears that the escalating conflict could spread. The attacks — and threats of more to […]

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