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Top 10 news: Putin warns about 'real' risk of nuclear war; 112 killed while seeking food aid in Gaza, & more

Top 10 news: Putin warns about 'real' risk of nuclear war; 112 killed while seeking food aid in Gaza, & more

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President Vladimir Putin on Thursday (Feb 29) delivered his annual state-of-the-nation address to Russia's elite as he updated them about the ongoing war against Ukraine. In other news, the death toll rose to 112 after Israeli troops opened fire on hundreds of Gazans waiting for food aid near Gaza City, on Thursday (Feb 29), according to Hamas-run health ministry officials.

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Putin warns West over 'real' risk of nuclear war, announces deployment of new hypersonic weapons

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President Vladimir Putin on Thursday (Feb 29) delivered his annual state-of-the-nation address to Russia's elite as he updated them about the ongoing war against Ukraine.

Hamas says 112 killed as fire opened on Gazans collecting food aid; IDF claims truck drove into Palestinians

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Death toll rose to 112 after Israeli troops opened fire on hundreds of Gazans waiting for food aid near Gaza City, on Thursday (Feb 29), according to Hamas-run health ministry officials.

Indian govt working to bring back Indians stranded in Russia, official says

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The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has said that a minimum of 20 Indians, currently stuck in Russia, have reached out to Indian authorities seeking assistance.

India's GDP grew 8.4% in Q3; economy expected to grow 7.6% this year

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India’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) grew 8.4 per cent in the third quarter (October-December quarter), according to the data released by the National Statistical Office (NSO) on Thursday (Feb 29) marking the fastest pace with which the economy grew in one-and-half years, beating all estimates.

PM Modi, Mauritius counterpart jointly inaugurate community development projects in island nation

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Prime Minister of Mauritius Pravind Jugnauth on Thursday (Feb 29) jointly inaugurated the new Airstrip and St James Jetty along with six community development projects at the Agalega Island in Mauritius.

Brazilian Amazon witnessed 3,000 forest fires in February, highest since 1999

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In a historic surge, nearly 3,000 forest fires were documented in the Brazilian Amazon this month, marking the highest February count since records began in 1999.

Prince William visits London synagogue to address escalating antisemitism

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Prince William undertook a visit to a London synagogue on Thursday (Feb 29) to address the concerning rise in antisemitism. This public engagement followed his withdrawal from a royal event two days earlier due to a "personal matter."

Fumio Kishida becomes first sitting Japan PM to face ethics committee over funding scandal

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Fumio Kishida, on Thursday (Feb 29) became the first sitting Japanese prime minister to appear before a parliamentary ethics committee where he vowed to end political fundraising parties amid an investigation into a major kickbacks scandal.

European consumers challenge Meta's 'pay or consent' service. Here's why

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Consumer organisations from various EU nations have lodged formal complaints against Meta, alleging that the tech giant is unlawfully handling user data and employing its "pay or consent" mechanism to mask privacy violations.

French midfielder Paul Pogba banned for four years for failing anti-doping test

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A 2018 World Cup winner with France, Paul Pogba, is banned for four years after failing an anti-doping test for a banned substance called testosterone in August last year, Juventus claimed on Thursday (Feb 29).