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Ex Indian Spy Charged In US Over Alleged Khalistani Terrorist Murder Plot
The United States has charged a former Indian intelligence officer, Vikas Yadav, for allegedly orchestrating a failed plot to kill Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun residing in New York City.
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What Is US' New Plea Deal With Julian Assange And When Will He Be Freed
Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, is set to plead guilty to a single count of conspiring to obtain and disclose classified US national defence documents, as part of a deal with the Biden administration.
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New Guilty Plea In BitMEX Crypto Exchange Laundering Case
The first employee of BitMEX pleaded guilty on Monday to violating US bank secrecy laws by failing to establish an anti-money laundering program, following guilty pleas to the same charge by thecryptocurrency exchange's three co-founders.
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US Court Rejects Nirav Modi Plea On Dismissing Fraud Allegations: Report
A bankruptcy court in New York has dismissed a petition of fugitive diamond merchant Nirav Modi and his associates, seeking dismissal of fraud allegations against them.
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Israeli Charged in Global Hacker-for-Hire Scheme Wants Plea Deal, Court Filing Shows
An Israeli private detective detained in New York since 2019 on charges of involvement in a hacker-for-hire scheme wants a plea deal, according to a letter filed in court by his lawyer.
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New Alleged Victim Of US Billionaire Goes Public, Says "Was Raped At 15"
US President Donald Trump's labor secretary on Wednesday defended his handling of a secret plea deal he made with Jeffrey Epstein as another woman came forward to allege she was raped by the billionaire hedge fund manager.
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China Sees 'No Winner' In A War On Korean Peninsula
Beijing reiterated its plea for peace talks after the bellicose rhetoric between the United States and North Korea reached new heights in recent days, following Pyongyang's sixth nuclear test early this month.
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Sahara Welcomes Court Order on US Hotels
The Supreme Court of the State of New York has rejected a plea by Hong Kong-based JTS Trading Ltd that had sought attachment of Sahara's prized hotels Plaza and Dream Downtown in the US as part of a lawsuit over a deal that went sour.
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Barack Obama to Evoke Ghosts of Kennedy, Iraq War in New Iran Plea
President Barack Obama will present the Iran nuclear debate as the most momentous US foreign policy decision since the Iraq war Wednesday, in a fresh bid to win support of the deal.
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Sahara Wants US Court to Reject Attachment Plea for Plaza and Dream Downtown Hotels
Slapped with a $350 million lawsuit seeking attachment of its two prized hotels here, crisis-ridden Sahara has told a US court in New York that it has been wrongly dragged into a dispute between two entities over "a potential business relationship gone sour".
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Petro Poroshenko and US Press Vladimir Putin on Ukraine Violence
Ukraine President Petro Poroshenko made a personal plea to Russia's Vladimir Putin and Washington threatened tougher measures on Wednesday should Moscow fail to rein in separatists mounting a new offensive in the east of the ex-Soviet republic.
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Oil Hits New Post-2009 Low Below $56
Brent has slumped to its lowest in more than five years, as top exporter Saudi Arabia and other large Gulf producers have declined to cut production in the face of fast-growing US shale oil output, despite pleas from other members in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
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New US Plea to China for Restraint in Hong Kong
The United States on Monday issued a fresh appeal to Beijing to exercise restraint in Hong Kong, adding it was concerned that British MPs had been barred from visiting the territory.
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New York Judge Concerned Over US Embassy Bombing Case Guilty Plea
An Egyptian man pleaded guilty in New York on Friday to charges stemming from the deadly 1998 bombings of U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania that killed 224 people.
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US Seeks Prison Time for Ex-Guatemalan Leader after Bribe Plea
US prosecutors are pushing for a prison sentence for former Guatemalan President Alfonso Portillo that ensures he remains behind bars after admitting to taking $2.5 million in bribes from Taiwan and laundering funds through U.S. banks.
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Ex Indian Spy Charged In US Over Alleged Khalistani Terrorist Murder Plot
The United States has charged a former Indian intelligence officer, Vikas Yadav, for allegedly orchestrating a failed plot to kill Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun residing in New York City.
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What Is US' New Plea Deal With Julian Assange And When Will He Be Freed
Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, is set to plead guilty to a single count of conspiring to obtain and disclose classified US national defence documents, as part of a deal with the Biden administration.
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New Guilty Plea In BitMEX Crypto Exchange Laundering Case
The first employee of BitMEX pleaded guilty on Monday to violating US bank secrecy laws by failing to establish an anti-money laundering program, following guilty pleas to the same charge by thecryptocurrency exchange's three co-founders.
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US Court Rejects Nirav Modi Plea On Dismissing Fraud Allegations: Report
A bankruptcy court in New York has dismissed a petition of fugitive diamond merchant Nirav Modi and his associates, seeking dismissal of fraud allegations against them.
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Israeli Charged in Global Hacker-for-Hire Scheme Wants Plea Deal, Court Filing Shows
An Israeli private detective detained in New York since 2019 on charges of involvement in a hacker-for-hire scheme wants a plea deal, according to a letter filed in court by his lawyer.
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New Alleged Victim Of US Billionaire Goes Public, Says "Was Raped At 15"
US President Donald Trump's labor secretary on Wednesday defended his handling of a secret plea deal he made with Jeffrey Epstein as another woman came forward to allege she was raped by the billionaire hedge fund manager.
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China Sees 'No Winner' In A War On Korean Peninsula
Beijing reiterated its plea for peace talks after the bellicose rhetoric between the United States and North Korea reached new heights in recent days, following Pyongyang's sixth nuclear test early this month.
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Sahara Welcomes Court Order on US Hotels
The Supreme Court of the State of New York has rejected a plea by Hong Kong-based JTS Trading Ltd that had sought attachment of Sahara's prized hotels Plaza and Dream Downtown in the US as part of a lawsuit over a deal that went sour.
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Barack Obama to Evoke Ghosts of Kennedy, Iraq War in New Iran Plea
President Barack Obama will present the Iran nuclear debate as the most momentous US foreign policy decision since the Iraq war Wednesday, in a fresh bid to win support of the deal.
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Sahara Wants US Court to Reject Attachment Plea for Plaza and Dream Downtown Hotels
Slapped with a $350 million lawsuit seeking attachment of its two prized hotels here, crisis-ridden Sahara has told a US court in New York that it has been wrongly dragged into a dispute between two entities over "a potential business relationship gone sour".
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Petro Poroshenko and US Press Vladimir Putin on Ukraine Violence
Ukraine President Petro Poroshenko made a personal plea to Russia's Vladimir Putin and Washington threatened tougher measures on Wednesday should Moscow fail to rein in separatists mounting a new offensive in the east of the ex-Soviet republic.
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Oil Hits New Post-2009 Low Below $56
Brent has slumped to its lowest in more than five years, as top exporter Saudi Arabia and other large Gulf producers have declined to cut production in the face of fast-growing US shale oil output, despite pleas from other members in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
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New US Plea to China for Restraint in Hong Kong
The United States on Monday issued a fresh appeal to Beijing to exercise restraint in Hong Kong, adding it was concerned that British MPs had been barred from visiting the territory.
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New York Judge Concerned Over US Embassy Bombing Case Guilty Plea
An Egyptian man pleaded guilty in New York on Friday to charges stemming from the deadly 1998 bombings of U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania that killed 224 people.
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US Seeks Prison Time for Ex-Guatemalan Leader after Bribe Plea
US prosecutors are pushing for a prison sentence for former Guatemalan President Alfonso Portillo that ensures he remains behind bars after admitting to taking $2.5 million in bribes from Taiwan and laundering funds through U.S. banks.
