📣 Protests in India have grown sharply, and so has 👮 police intervention. We mapped demonstrations across the country, examined the rules for crowd control, and looked at the force now under scrutiny.
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A 1.4km high chunk of glacier broke free and became more than 90km of destruction.
We mapped the exact moment one glacier failure became a region-wide catastrophe along the Nepal-China border.
Graphics here: https://t.co/SRBSvAoih6
Less than a week after Xi rolled out the red carpet for Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin arrived to a similar welcome — with telling differences in protocol, priorities and optics that hint at how China manages ties with Washington versus Moscow.
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Hundreds of Chinese squid boats assemble each year off Argentina’s waters. Argentina and the U.S. have discussed concerns about overfishing and possible intelligence gathering, while China says the suspicions are speculative.
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Este trabajazo en cómic de @adolfux y el equipo de @ReutersGraphics sobre los secuestrados en los campamentos de estafas entre Myanmar y Tailandia es finalista al premio Pulitzer 👇
How heavy rainfall from 🌀 Typhoon Ragasa led to bursting of a 2-km long lake in Taiwan – one that began forming two months ago after landslides blocked a valley. Here’s how it formed, grew and impacted settlements downstream.
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https://t.co/x3tJJo1mTR
The most astonishing and exceptional plane crash survival stories in all of civil aviation history show there's on 'safe seat' on an aircraft.
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https://t.co/Oyy7uPBySF
32 seconds to disaster: What happened on Air India flight 171 in the final seconds before its crash in western India
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Data shows how the India-Pakistan conflict has disrupted air traffic. Airspace restrictions forced Indian and foreign airlines to go around Pakistan, adding anywhere from a few minutes to several hours to flights.
https://t.co/4uCBl97qIL
https://t.co/4uCBl97qIL
Ground in Myanmar was split and dragged in different directions during the 7.7 magnitude earthquake on March 28. Scientists believe it was a "supershear" earthquake, a rare event where rupture moved faster than the seismic waves.
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https://t.co/3qRiL4kDwF
Spread by strong winds in bone-dry conditions, South Korea's late March wildfires killed scores of people and charred thousands of hectares in the southeastern part of the country. Here's how. https://t.co/wtwKCjlReP
I've grown up watching the @TheMasters tournament and without a doubt someone always blinks on the 12th hole on Sunday. I found out why.
PS: Four players contending today slipped up.
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🇮🇳 India's states are in a battle for fair representation in the parliament. We explain India’s delimitation issue and why it is controversial.
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https://t.co/dtjLeIvYG3
The recent conflict has devastated Gaza’s already fragile waste collection system. With hundreds of thousands of tons of waste piling up in the streets, health and environmental risks are escalating. Explore our latest piece 🗑️ #Gaza#ReutersGraphics
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Birds 🦅 collide with aircraft 🛩️ about 150 times a day. But serious incidents such as the Jeju Air crash in South Korea last month are rare yet often fatal, except for a few lucky near-misses.
A look at how bird strikes are a challenge for aviation.
https://t.co/bCGgXu7lmu