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UK discloses secret settlement plan for thousands of Afghans

Information The United Kingdom has disclosed that it secretly resettled thousands of Afghans who worked with British forces after a serious data leak in 2022 exposed their identities. Defence Minister John Healey told parliament that the breach, which involved personal information of about 19,000 Afghans applying for relocation after the Taliban’s 2021 takeover, created fears […]

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India hails ‘positive trajectory’ in China ties

Information Chinese Vice President Han Zheng emphasised the importance of advancing practical cooperation and respecting each other’s concerns to maintain stable relations between India and China. He shared these views during a meeting in Beijing with Indian External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, who was in China to participate in a regional security meeting of the

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Three men found guilty of Wagner-linked arson attack in London

Information Three men, Jakeem Rose, Ugnius Asmena, and Nii Mensah, have been convicted at the Old Bailey of aggravated arson with intent to endanger life after setting fire to a London warehouse that supplied aid and satellite equipment to Ukraine. The attack, which caused about £1 million in damages, was directed by Dylan Earl and

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Russian Minister found dead hours after being fired by Putin

Information Roman Starovoyt, the former Russian transport minister, was found dead in a Moscow suburb shortly after President Vladimir Putin dismissed him from his position. The Investigative Committee reported that Starovoyt, aged 53, had died from a gunshot wound, with his body discovered in a car. Although the decree removing him from office did not

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Major blackout hits the Czech Republic

Information A widespread power outage struck large parts of the Czech Republic on Friday, leaving significant portions of the country without electricity. The grid operator CEPS confirmed the blackout, describing it as an extraordinary disruption, while Prime Minister Petr Fiala called the situation both unpleasant and serious. Train services were halted across five of the

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Fiji PM says China’s military presence not welcome in Pacific

Information Fijian Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has voiced strong opposition to China establishing any permanent military presence in the South Pacific. Speaking in Australia, Rabuka emphasised that Fiji would not welcome such a development and believes China understands this stance. He argued that the Pacific region should remain an “ocean of peace” free from superpower

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