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AFSPA Imposed In New Areas Of Manipur Amid Fresh Violence
The Centre has reimposed a law to protect security forces in hostile areas AFSPA in several new locations in ethnic violence-hit Manipur.
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Video: On Camera, Russian Chess Player Poisons Opponent By Spilling Mercury On Board
The probe has already been started. The accused said that the reason behind her act was "personal hostility" as she was defeated by the same opponent in a contest earlier.
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Russia Says UK Long-Range Missiles For Ukraine "Extremely Hostile" Act
Russia said Friday a decision by the UK to deliver Storm Shadow long-range missiles to Ukraine was an extremely hostile move.
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Singapore Jails Australian For Hurling Bottle, Killing 73-Year-Old Man
A Singapore court on Friday sentenced an Australian man to five and a half years in prison for killing an elderly Singaporean man and hurting his wife with a thrown wine bottle, in what the judge called an act of religious hostility toward Muslims.
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After Citizenship Law, Prashant Kishor Presents New Challenge To BJP
The man seen as Nitish Kumar's top aide, Prashant Kishor, has now created a new point of hostility with the BJP by suggesting that the Janata Dal United or JDU, the party of which he is Vice President, should get more seats than its partner in the state elections due next year.
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"US Hell-Bent On Hostile Acts" Despite Trump-Kim Meeting: North Korea
North Korea complained on Wednesday after the United States sent a letter urging countries to send back North Korean workers as President Donald Trump was inviting Kim Jong Un to hold talks.
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"Won't Be In My Control Or Narendra Modi's If This Escalates": Imran Khan
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has called for dialogue with India, hours after a Pakistani F-16 jet crossed the Line of Control and was engaged by Mig-21 Bison aircraft of the Indian Air Force.
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Opinion: Akhilesh Yadav's Hostile Takeover Of His Party
After Akhilesh Yadav's coup against Netaji and Pitaji Mulayam Singh Yadav, songs from the movie "Sultan" were blaring all over Lucknow as delirious youth danced to "Tipu Bhaiyya'' being crowned Sultan. The song that they should have been playing was Queen's "I want to break free" - Akhilesh Yadav's favourite song. The most significant fact however,...
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North Korea Detains US Student On New Year Trip For 'Hostile Act'
North Korea has detained a US university student, the third western citizen known to be held in the isolated state, for committing a "hostile act" and wanting to "destroy the country's unity", it said on Friday.
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North Korea Says Detains US Student For 'Hostile Act'
North Korea said today it had detained a US university student for committing a "hostile act" and wanting to "destroy the country's unity", the third western citizen known to be held in the isolated state.
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Deploying Ground Combat Forces 'Hostile Act': Iraq PM
Iraq considers any country sending ground combat forces into its territory a "hostile act" and has not requested such a deployment, Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said Thursday.
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American Begins Sentence of Farm Work and Isolation in North Korea :Reports
Matthew Miller, the American held in North Korea since April for "hostile acts", began a six-year hard labour sentence on Thursday that he said involved farm work and isolation, media reports said.
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North Korea Sentences US Citizen Matthew Miller to Six Years' Hard Labour
North Korea's Supreme Court on Sunday sentenced US citizen Matthew Miller to six years' hard labour for "hostile" acts, two weeks after he and two other detained Americans had pleaded for help from Washington.
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Chinese Media Warn US Over Warplane Interception
China's state-run media warned Washington on Monday that Beijing could treat its surveillance flights as an "act of hostility", after accusations a Chinese fighter jet flew dangerously close to a US military aircraft.
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US Tries to Cool Sea Tensions at Asia Security Summit
The United States on Sunday pressed its case for a freeze on hostile acts in waters contested by China and its Southeast Asian neighbours, but said it did not want to "confront" Beijing over its strategy in the region.
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AFSPA Imposed In New Areas Of Manipur Amid Fresh Violence
The Centre has reimposed a law to protect security forces in hostile areas AFSPA in several new locations in ethnic violence-hit Manipur.
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Video: On Camera, Russian Chess Player Poisons Opponent By Spilling Mercury On Board
The probe has already been started. The accused said that the reason behind her act was "personal hostility" as she was defeated by the same opponent in a contest earlier.
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Russia Says UK Long-Range Missiles For Ukraine "Extremely Hostile" Act
Russia said Friday a decision by the UK to deliver Storm Shadow long-range missiles to Ukraine was an extremely hostile move.
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Singapore Jails Australian For Hurling Bottle, Killing 73-Year-Old Man
A Singapore court on Friday sentenced an Australian man to five and a half years in prison for killing an elderly Singaporean man and hurting his wife with a thrown wine bottle, in what the judge called an act of religious hostility toward Muslims.
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After Citizenship Law, Prashant Kishor Presents New Challenge To BJP
The man seen as Nitish Kumar's top aide, Prashant Kishor, has now created a new point of hostility with the BJP by suggesting that the Janata Dal United or JDU, the party of which he is Vice President, should get more seats than its partner in the state elections due next year.
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"US Hell-Bent On Hostile Acts" Despite Trump-Kim Meeting: North Korea
North Korea complained on Wednesday after the United States sent a letter urging countries to send back North Korean workers as President Donald Trump was inviting Kim Jong Un to hold talks.
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"Won't Be In My Control Or Narendra Modi's If This Escalates": Imran Khan
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has called for dialogue with India, hours after a Pakistani F-16 jet crossed the Line of Control and was engaged by Mig-21 Bison aircraft of the Indian Air Force.
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Opinion: Akhilesh Yadav's Hostile Takeover Of His Party
After Akhilesh Yadav's coup against Netaji and Pitaji Mulayam Singh Yadav, songs from the movie "Sultan" were blaring all over Lucknow as delirious youth danced to "Tipu Bhaiyya'' being crowned Sultan. The song that they should have been playing was Queen's "I want to break free" - Akhilesh Yadav's favourite song. The most significant fact however,...
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North Korea Detains US Student On New Year Trip For 'Hostile Act'
North Korea has detained a US university student, the third western citizen known to be held in the isolated state, for committing a "hostile act" and wanting to "destroy the country's unity", it said on Friday.
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North Korea Says Detains US Student For 'Hostile Act'
North Korea said today it had detained a US university student for committing a "hostile act" and wanting to "destroy the country's unity", the third western citizen known to be held in the isolated state.
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Deploying Ground Combat Forces 'Hostile Act': Iraq PM
Iraq considers any country sending ground combat forces into its territory a "hostile act" and has not requested such a deployment, Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said Thursday.
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American Begins Sentence of Farm Work and Isolation in North Korea :Reports
Matthew Miller, the American held in North Korea since April for "hostile acts", began a six-year hard labour sentence on Thursday that he said involved farm work and isolation, media reports said.
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North Korea Sentences US Citizen Matthew Miller to Six Years' Hard Labour
North Korea's Supreme Court on Sunday sentenced US citizen Matthew Miller to six years' hard labour for "hostile" acts, two weeks after he and two other detained Americans had pleaded for help from Washington.
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Chinese Media Warn US Over Warplane Interception
China's state-run media warned Washington on Monday that Beijing could treat its surveillance flights as an "act of hostility", after accusations a Chinese fighter jet flew dangerously close to a US military aircraft.
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US Tries to Cool Sea Tensions at Asia Security Summit
The United States on Sunday pressed its case for a freeze on hostile acts in waters contested by China and its Southeast Asian neighbours, but said it did not want to "confront" Beijing over its strategy in the region.
