Omegle Shuts Down After 14 Years, 40 Trapped in Indian Tunnel, Nepal Gov. Bans TikTok, and more

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Worldwide This Week

Paradeim

25 episodes

9 months ago

A global news podcast that brings you comprehensive coverage of the most significant stories shaping the world over the past week. Stay informed and up-to-date with our in-depth reporting on the latest developments and events that have a far-reaching impact across the world. Tune in to gain valuable insights into the diverse array of topics influencing nations and societies worldwide. Every Friday from the newsroom of Paradeim.

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Omegle Shuts Down After 14 Years, 40 Trapped in Indian Tunnel, Nepal Gov. Bans TikTok, and more

Worldwide This Week

2 minutes 34 seconds

1 year ago

Omegle Shuts Down After 14 Years, 40 Trapped in Indian Tunnel, Nepal Gov. Bans TikTok, and more

Popular live video chat platform Omegle shuts down after 14 years due to financial and psychological strain, says its founder; 40 workers in Uttarakhand, India, are trapped in a collapsed road tunnel; the Nepali government bans Tik Tok to preserve social harmony; and more in this week's episode.

Stories from November 10th to 17th. Read by Jashan Jegasothy.

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