2020

Indian police open case against Kashmir social media users

Authorities in Indian-controlled Kashmir have registered a case against unidentified internet users who employed virtual private networks, or VPNs, to circumvent a social media ban in the disputed region By SHEIKH SAALIQ Associated Press February 18, 2020, 10:55 AM 3 min read NEW DELHI — Authorities in Indian-controlled Kashmir have registered a case against unidentified internet

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Engineer to Olympian: Quintero ready for karate in Tokyo

MADRID — More than five years ago, one of Spain’s most successful karate athletes was splitting his time between practice, graduate school and his day job as an aeronautical engineer. Before training and studying at night, Damián Quintero spent hours analyzing faulty airplane parts and working on complex calculations to determine whether the parts were

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Michael Bloomberg Surges in Poll and Qualifies for Democratic Debate in Las Vegas

WASHINGTON — Former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York has qualified for Wednesday’s debate in Las Vegas, the first time the billionaire will appear onstage alongside his Democratic presidential rivals. A national poll from NPR, PBS NewsHour and Marist released on Tuesday showed Mr. Bloomberg with 19 percent support among Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents,

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France gives backing to Cyprus amid gas search tensions

France’s defense minister says her country supports Cyprus amid tensions over a Turkish search for natural gas inside Cypriot waters By MENELAOS HADJICOSTIS Associated Press February 18, 2020, 10:51 AM 2 min read NICOSIA, Cyprus — France’s defense minister said Tuesday that her country stands in solidarity with Cyprus amid tensions over a Turkish search

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What’s Better Than One Family Home in New Zealand? Three of Them

Julian Robertson’s three new homes on New Zealand’s North Island are a matter of practicality. The co-founder, chairman and chief executive of the investment firm Tiger Management needs the residences for his growing family, which now includes his three sons, their wives and his nine grandchildren. When Mr. Robertson first built a vacation house on

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