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Putin, Modi and Xi meet at BRICS 2026. Here's what you need to know (opens the original)
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Xi Jingping, Vladimir Putin and Narendra Modi squeezing each other's hands and beaming at one another at this year's BRICS Summit is a powerful image. But it was another photograph, on the sidelines of the meeting, that hinted at the growing influence of BRICS. To understand why, it helps to understand what BRICS is. It's a group of 11 major emerging economies originally made up of Brazil, Russia, India and China in 2006 when they came together on the sidelines of the G20. South Africa joined a
Family's elation after two people rescued from Nepal hydropower tunnel (opens the original)
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Two people have been rescued alive from a hydropower tunnel in Nepal nine days after devastating floods hit the country. Sanjay Sah, a mechanical foreman, and Kabir Maharjan, a mechanical supervisor, have been taken to hospital in Kathmandu, Reuters reported. About 900 workers are missing from 12 hydropower projects in Nepal, with roughly 500 believed to be trapped in tunnels, local authorities say. The office of Nepal's energy minister says two people have been rescued alive from a hydropower t
'It's coming': Warning highlights looming threat facing Nepal (opens the original)
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A week since catastrophic floods struck north-central river regions of Nepal, the true scale of the disaster has only just begun to unfold. Raging brown water cascades past the remnants of Devighat, a community south of Bidur in Nuwakot District, ravaged by the catastrophic flash flooding that struck north and central Nepal last week. Residents have slowly returned, shovelling ceiling-high mud from their homes and salvaging what they can. Homes, trucks, animals and people are entombed in the mud
Nepali families' desperate search for news of missing loved ones (opens the original)
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Crowds of people are gathering at hospitals across Nepal in the desperate hope they will find information about their missing loved ones after catastrophic flash flooding. Photos of victims are placed next to images of survivors on hospital noticeboards. Rescuers are trying to access remote areas that have been inaccessible after the flooding destroyed hundreds of roads and bridges. Photographs of unidentified dead plaster the walls of a major hospital in Kathmandu. The pictures are printed on A
Pakistan doesn't want the world to know what these people saw (opens the original)
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Protests led by the Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) over political and economic grievances have been met with deadly resistance from government forces in Pakistan-controlled Kashmir. Despite a strict internet blackout and ban on foreign journalists reporting from the region, the ABC has spoken with people on the ground who want their stories heard. The JAAC has published a declaration calling for the recent elections to be annulled and for an interim government to be imposed. Roughly three w
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