ROUGH CUT (No reporter narration) STORY: U.S. Central Command released aerial video footage on Thursday (February 19), which purports to show U.S. and coalition airstrikes against areas controlled byFeb 20, 2015
At the Eastern Railway Station in Budapest a group of men from Kosovo hope to board trains heading to Germany or Austria. In an effort to stem a wave of migration from Kosovo, officers from Hungary,Feb 20, 2015
The World Health Organization urges countries to invest billions of dollars to tackle 17 neglected tropical diseases - including dengue fever, leprosy and sleeping sickness - which kill 500,000 people globally each yearFeb 20, 2015
A near catastrophe... witnessed by hundreds of spectators. It happened during the "Aero India" airshow. And while disaster was averted, it could have been much worse. The planes were forced to land,Feb 19, 2015
Winning hearts wherever she goes, the 2015 Westminster Kennel Club's top dog, Miss P. Unruffled by the adulation, the four-year old beagle began her Best in Show media tour atop New York's EmpireFeb 19, 2015
African migrants cling to a border fence separating Morocco from Spain. They won't back down. Nearly 100 people tried climbing the fence. Around 15 held fast, sitting on the fence for more thanFeb 19, 2015
Winning hearts wherever she goes, the 2015 Westminster Kennel Club's top dog, Miss P. Unruffled by the adulation, the four-year old beagle began her Best in Show media tour atop New York's EmpireFeb 20, 2015
ROUGH CUT (NO REPORTER NARRATION) For a short ten minutes a portion of the second floor of the iconic St. Regis hotel in Manhattan was a sea of sensuous poppy flowers on Wednesday (February 18).Feb 19, 2015
STORY: Struggling with a zipper that wont budge - we've all been there. Forgetting to pull up your fly - most of us have been there to. Those frustrating and sometimes embarrassing moments may soonFeb 19, 2015
Christians, Jews and Muslims from all walks of British life made a pilgrimage through central London on Thursday, in a show of unity against the hatred that drove recent attacks in France and Denmark. Duration: 01:16Feb 19, 2015
New Delhi, Feb 19 (ANI): External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Thursday announced that Kailash Mansarovar Yatra via Nathula pass will start from 18th June. She said that the route is totally motorable and was not developed till 2014. Swaraj while introducing the route and the website on the same said that initiative on the same was taken up when Prime Minister Narendra Modi took up the issue with Chinese Premier Xi Jinping on the later's state visit. Swaraj also said that the earlier route will be functional as before and the new route will carry less people on its first operation. A phone helpline is also put in place to facilitate the pilgrims.Feb 19, 2015
Surat/ New Delhi, Feb 19 (ANI): The bidding for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's controversial suit that bears his name in gold pinstripes and which he wore at a meeting with Barack Obama touched a new high on Thursday. Komal Kant Sharma, CMD, Leela Group of Companies, a chain of luxury hotels, in Bhavnagar, bid rupees 14.1 million (1.41 crore) for the suit. The tailored suit is being auctioned in Gujarat to raise money for a project he is championing to clean the Ganges river. The auction ends on Friday. Director of Leela Group of Companies, Bhavnagar, Chirag Mehta, said Sharma would be present at the auction on Friday.Feb 19, 2015
New Delhi, Feb 19 (ANI): Minister of State for Petroleum and Natural Gas Ministry, Dharmendra Pradhan on Thursday said that investigation is on over the leakage of classified information from Petroleum Ministry. He said that the government will take strong action once the investigation is over. Two Petroleum Ministry employees are among five persons arrested for allegedly leaking confidential government documents to private companies, Delhi Police said. According to sources, said a clerical staff and a peon of the Petroleum Ministry were apprehended by the police. Pradhan, however, said that the new government has started keeping an eye over all the activities in the ministry and said that cameras are installed among other things to keep a check.Feb 19, 2015
Former Guantanamo Bay detainee David Hicks, says it's pay-back time. With his conviction on terrorism charges overturned by a U.S. military appeals court, he wants the Australian government to payFeb 19, 2015
China beats US in starting world's first meltdown-proof nuclear power plant
Doklam standoff: Is China taking a mellow approach after the racist anti-India video?
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