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One must acknowledge that, as media strategists, the Bharatiya Janata Party and Narendra Modi are streets ahead of their opponents. It helps, of course, that they have a pliant mainstream media that is ever-ready to play along.

The pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine is being withdrawn worldwide after the company acknowledged for the first time in court documents that it can cause a rare and dangerous side effect, according to a report in the British Newspaper 'The Telegraph'. Read further on Dynamite News:

Carole Middleton expressed her heartfelt hope for James and Alizée back in 2018 and within three years her wish had been granted

Military chiefs want to catch up with China, Russia and the US with a weapon capable of flying five times the speed of sound

Police Scotland received thousands of complaints under the nation's new hate crimes law just in the first few days after it took effect. Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf told The Telegraph that "a tiny percentage" of the numerous complaints are "turning into actual investigations," but control room staff is running…

Despite suggestions Norman would not attend Augusta National for the second successive year, he's been seen at the famous course

"Before, if we had money, we'd spend it on food or clothes," said one young addict. "Now, we just buy kush. It makes you want to cry, but it's not easy to stop." The post “Zombie Psychoactive” Users Begin Digging Up Graves For Ingredients, Prompting National Emergency first appeared on…

The newspaper industry may be in duress, but a legacy brand like The Daily Telegraph in the UK is still an attractive asset that wields considerable influence. Former CNN president Jeff Zucker led a consortium to buy the paper that was primarily backed by money out of the United Arab…

A UK government proposal to ban foreign states from owning British newspapers looks set to scupper plans for an Abu Dhabi-led bid to take over the Telegraph Media Group (TMG).

And we thought the lack of EV education, spotty charging infrastructure, and high prices were the main issues.

Sergio Garcia's recent claim that he will return to the DP World Tour in order to make a Ryder Cup bid could end up costing him $1m