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UN chief, UNSC ask Myanmar to stop Rohingya repression UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and the UN Security Council Wednesday urged Myanmar authorities to end violence against the country`s Rohingya Muslims that has forced some 400,000 people to flee to Bangladesh, in what is billed as the worst humanitarian catastrophe in recent times.
Modi off to Israel to talk terror, economic ties Narendra Modi began Tuesday a three-day tour of Israel, first by an Indian Prime Minister to the Jewish state, which is largely denied diplomatic ties by many countries.	Two US TV journalists shot down on air Two journalists have been shot dead during a live TV report in the US state of Virginia, their employer confirms.	Indian military plane goes missing in Bay of Bengal An Indian plane carrying 29 military personnel to a remote island chain in the Bay of Bengal went missing Friday, media reports said.

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UN chief, UNSC ask Myanmar to stop Rohingya repression

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and the UN Security Council Wednesday urged Myanmar authorities to end violence against the country`s Rohingya Muslims that has forced some 400,000 people to flee to Bangladesh, in what is billed as the worst humanitarian catastrophe in recent times.

Modi off to Israel to talk terror, economic ties

Two US TV journalists shot down on air

Indian military plane goes missing in Bay of Bengal

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