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Independent journalist |Keen interest in human rights & scuba diving| Work: @AJEnglish, @guardian, @dwnews, @LHreports, @NikkeiAsia, @Reuters, others.
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BRICS meets in India: What’s on the agenda, why it matters Original

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By Priyanka Shankar
| Al Jazeera English Verified
India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi is hosting the annual BRICS Summit beginning today in the Indian capital, New Delhi, which has been decked out in BRICS-themed signs and illuminated buildings and roundabouts. More than a dozen world leaders are attending the 18th annual summit of the bloc, which is increasingly viewed as a counterweight to economic alliances dominated by wealthier Western nations.
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BRICS meets in India: What’s on the agenda, why it matters

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By Priyanka Shankar
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Saudi Arabia Shuts Down Pipeline That Was a Crucial Hormuz Bypass The kingdom said drones fired from Iraq damaged the East-West pipeline, which can carry up to 7 million barrels of oil a day Saudi Arabia shut down a crucial pipeline that allowed the kingdom to continue exporting crude oil after Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz, saying it had been attacked multiple …
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Why Nepal is demanding climate justice and compensation after deadly floods Original

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By Priyanka Shankar
| Al Jazeera English Verified
Nepal is demanding “climate justice” and $20m in compensation after the recent devastating floods in the country and China’s Tibet region, which led to the deaths and disappearances of thousands of people. The catastrophe, which scientists say was caused by the effects of climate change, was triggered when part of a mountain glacier collapsed and a torrent of water and mud flooded down into Nepal’s Rasuwa and Nuwakot regions, as well as into China’s Tibet region on August 26.
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