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Setback for Erdogan: Opposition emerges victorious in Ankara

Unique Times April 1, 2019 0

What the latest results actually shows is the dissatisfaction of the common population towards the oppressive and unproductive policies imposed over them in the pretext of the steps for economic growth. Inflicting a huge setback to the undemocratic regime controlled by Turkish President Recep Continue Reading

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‘Caravan of Love’

Unique Times March 1, 2019 0

Rapid industrialisation is what that has made Europe the kind of world it is today. The Europeans own this factor hugely for the standard of living they enjoy now. As a result of this factor, several significant changes have occurred in the European continent –both positive and negative. Among them, the most disappointing one is […]Continue Reading

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Canada not to host 2026 Winter Olympics

Unique Times November 14, 2018 0

The Canadians living in the Canadian city of Calgary has rejected the idea of organising the 2026 Winter Olympics in their city through voting. The turnout was very high. As many as fifty-six per cent people have declined to give permission to the authorities to organise the Olympics in their city. Originally, as little as […]Continue Reading

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India needs to develop multi-polar foreign relations, says foreign secretary

Unique Times November 22, 2016 0

The Indian foreign secretary, S Jaishankar, asserted the Indian government should develop multi-polar relations with the world powers in a bid to strengthen the foreign relations.He was speaking at a seminar organised to discuss the Indian foreign relations. The prestigious program was convened by the Institute of Defence Studies and Analyses.He opined that the Indian […]Continue Reading

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Kosovo: newest country of Europe, an unspoiled destination

Unique Times July 15, 2016 0

The newest country of Europe, Kosovo, is a fascinating land with historic towns, villages, ancient Serbian monasteries, and, most notably, unspoiled countryside. The country had declared independence on 2008, even though Serbian government has not recognized the country. So far, around one-hundred and eighteen countries only accepted the existence of this country. Continue Reading

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Google to defend French privacy ruling

Unique Times July 31, 2015 0

Google is to defy a French ruling that the right to be forgotten should be applied globally and not just in Europe. CNIL, the French privacy watchdog, had ordered to the firm to extend people’s right to have posts removed from its websites worldwide which includes Google.com. In this regard Google has responded to it saying that it […]Continue Reading