A known toxin lurked in syrup taken by children in Gambia. Doctors faced a fight to prove it. India, where the syrups were made, denies a connection.
The following are images of children who died after taking the syrup https://t.co/dWiYBZlK6h 1/9
To even be considered for a position in the Gurkhas, these boys must push their bodies to the absolute limits. Think you have what it takes? Here are the physical tests they go through: https://t.co/kUcrEmrd0H
“In my blood, there may be answers”: Coronavirus survivors are donating blood plasma in a test to help treat seriously ill patients. Read and watch: https://t.co/Iu3I95al1A https://t.co/ih4p8hUWrs
Indian doctors fight coronavirus with raincoats, helmets amid lack of equipment https://t.co/hjiYTUzvUC by @DevjyotGhoshal@adityakalra Follow the latest news on coronavirus with our live blog: https://t.co/zNqouOnJBu
Covering a celebrity's death can be fraught. Reporters get more pressure to "consider feelings" than they would for other stories.
But @feliciasonmez stuck by her tweet about rape allegations against the late Kobe Bryant.
@rgizbert1 and I discussed it on @AJListeningPost.
"I was asked about the biggest threat to the future of global liberal democracy. My answer was Narendra Modi." https://t.co/e5Idjpf8Am via @financialtimes
#UPDATE India's top court cleared the way for a Hindu temple to be constructed at a hotly disputed holy site in Ayodhya , a huge victory for Hindu nationalists under Prime Minister Narendra Modi https://t.co/ruJevMioar
My successor in Delhi writes a special report on India, arguing it is stumbling because of Narendra Modi's failure to curb his darker side https://t.co/xL3jP3RzT4 via @TheEconomist
“Nearly 40 percent of the in-service fleet of 371 Boeing 737 MAX jets globally is grounded, according to industry publication Flightglobal, including 97 jets in the biggest market, China.” https://t.co/OHyHVvA0MQ