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Bangladesh Protesters Besiege Key Newspaper Demanding Closure
Protesters in Bangladesh on Monday surrounded the offices of one of the few remaining independent newspapers, Prothom Alo, in the latest mass demonstrations demanding that critical media close.
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Russian Military Intelligence Officer Injured In Moscow Car Bomb Attack: Report
A car bomb injured an officer from Russia's military intelligence agency in northern Moscow on Wednesday, the Kommersant newspaper reported.
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Former British Navy Officer Arrested In Dubai For Spying
Matt Croucher, a former British Royal Marine who served in Iraq and Afghanistan, has been held in Dubai for seven months on spying charges, the Times newspaper said on Tuesday.
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Spain Expels 2 US Embassy Staff For Bribing Officers For Secrets: Report
Spain has discreetly expelled at least two U.S. embassy staff accused of bribing Spanish intelligence officers for secrets, El Pais newspaper reported on Thursday, citing government sources.
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Tesla Under Germany's Scanner After Report Says Firm Failed to Protect Data From Customers, Employees
German authorities have serious indications of possible data protection violations by Tesla, Handelsblatt newspaper reported on Thursday, citing the data protection office in the state where the carmaker has its European gigafactory.
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National Herald Case: Probe Agency Resumes Searches At Young Indian Office
The Enforcement Directorate on Thursday resumed its raids at the office of Young Indian (YI), the holding company of Congress-owned newspaper, National Herald.
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Reliance Fined for Not Promptly Disclosing 2020 Facebook $5.7 Billion Deal
Reliance Industries and two of its compliance officers were fined for violating fair disclosure norms during Facebook's 2020 investment in its digital unit in 2020. SEBI said Reliance did not disclose the deal even after newspaper reports in March 2020 published price-sensitive details about the imminent investment that led to a spike in its shares...
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Congress MPs Detained For Hours, Released After Rahul Gandhi Left Enforcement Directorate Office
Top Congress leaders detained on Monday during the party's protest in solidarity with Rahul Gandhi, who was grilled by the ED in a money-laundering probe linked to the National Herald newspaper, were released from various police stations.
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Tripura Shocked As Alleged BJP Workers Attack Daily's Office, Injure Journalists
Following a party rally, workers and leaders of the BJP today attacked the office of the vernacular daily Pratibadi Kalam. Besides injuring four journalists, they damaged damaged equipment, destroyed documents, and burnt cars and two-wheelers.
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UK Rescues Three Families Whose Details Were Left At Kabul Embassy
Britain's Foreign Office said it had rescued three Afghan families whose contact details were in documents left behind at its embassy in Kabul after the Times newspaper said the papers were still there when the building was seized by the Taliban.
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Staff Left Documents On Afghans Working At UK Embassy In Kabul: Report
Staff at Britain's Foreign Office left documents with contact details of Afghans working for them scattered on the ground at the British embassy compound in Kabul that has been seized by the Taliban, The Times newspaper reported.
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UK PM Boris Johnson Marries Fiancee Carrie Symonds In Secret Ceremony
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson married his fiancee Carrie Symonds in a secret ceremony at Westminster Cathedral on Saturday, the Sun and Mail on Sunday newspapers reported.
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Russia's Investigative Paper Novaya Gazeta Targeted In "Chemical Attack"
The prominent Russian investigative newspaper Novaya Gazeta said Monday that its offices in Moscow had been targeted with a "chemical attack".
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After Journalists' Strike, Manipur To Probe Attack On Newspaper Office
Days after all newspapers in Manipur stopped publication following an attack on a leading daily's office, Chief Minister N Biren Singh announced that a Special Investigation Team (SIT) will probe the grenade attack. The office of Imphal-based daily newspaper "Poknapham" was targeted last Sunday but no one was injured, police sources said.
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104 Bihar Candidates Get Notice For Not Publishing Their Criminal Records
The Election Commission has showcaused 104 candidates who were in the fray in the first phase of polling for the assembly in Bihar for their failure to publish/broadcast even for once their criminal records in newspapers and electronic media, state chief electoral officer said.
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Bangladesh Protesters Besiege Key Newspaper Demanding Closure
Protesters in Bangladesh on Monday surrounded the offices of one of the few remaining independent newspapers, Prothom Alo, in the latest mass demonstrations demanding that critical media close.
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Russian Military Intelligence Officer Injured In Moscow Car Bomb Attack: Report
A car bomb injured an officer from Russia's military intelligence agency in northern Moscow on Wednesday, the Kommersant newspaper reported.
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Former British Navy Officer Arrested In Dubai For Spying
Matt Croucher, a former British Royal Marine who served in Iraq and Afghanistan, has been held in Dubai for seven months on spying charges, the Times newspaper said on Tuesday.
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Spain Expels 2 US Embassy Staff For Bribing Officers For Secrets: Report
Spain has discreetly expelled at least two U.S. embassy staff accused of bribing Spanish intelligence officers for secrets, El Pais newspaper reported on Thursday, citing government sources.
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Tesla Under Germany's Scanner After Report Says Firm Failed to Protect Data From Customers, Employees
German authorities have serious indications of possible data protection violations by Tesla, Handelsblatt newspaper reported on Thursday, citing the data protection office in the state where the carmaker has its European gigafactory.
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National Herald Case: Probe Agency Resumes Searches At Young Indian Office
The Enforcement Directorate on Thursday resumed its raids at the office of Young Indian (YI), the holding company of Congress-owned newspaper, National Herald.
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Reliance Fined for Not Promptly Disclosing 2020 Facebook $5.7 Billion Deal
Reliance Industries and two of its compliance officers were fined for violating fair disclosure norms during Facebook's 2020 investment in its digital unit in 2020. SEBI said Reliance did not disclose the deal even after newspaper reports in March 2020 published price-sensitive details about the imminent investment that led to a spike in its shares...
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Congress MPs Detained For Hours, Released After Rahul Gandhi Left Enforcement Directorate Office
Top Congress leaders detained on Monday during the party's protest in solidarity with Rahul Gandhi, who was grilled by the ED in a money-laundering probe linked to the National Herald newspaper, were released from various police stations.
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Tripura Shocked As Alleged BJP Workers Attack Daily's Office, Injure Journalists
Following a party rally, workers and leaders of the BJP today attacked the office of the vernacular daily Pratibadi Kalam. Besides injuring four journalists, they damaged damaged equipment, destroyed documents, and burnt cars and two-wheelers.
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UK Rescues Three Families Whose Details Were Left At Kabul Embassy
Britain's Foreign Office said it had rescued three Afghan families whose contact details were in documents left behind at its embassy in Kabul after the Times newspaper said the papers were still there when the building was seized by the Taliban.
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Staff Left Documents On Afghans Working At UK Embassy In Kabul: Report
Staff at Britain's Foreign Office left documents with contact details of Afghans working for them scattered on the ground at the British embassy compound in Kabul that has been seized by the Taliban, The Times newspaper reported.
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UK PM Boris Johnson Marries Fiancee Carrie Symonds In Secret Ceremony
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson married his fiancee Carrie Symonds in a secret ceremony at Westminster Cathedral on Saturday, the Sun and Mail on Sunday newspapers reported.
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Russia's Investigative Paper Novaya Gazeta Targeted In "Chemical Attack"
The prominent Russian investigative newspaper Novaya Gazeta said Monday that its offices in Moscow had been targeted with a "chemical attack".
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After Journalists' Strike, Manipur To Probe Attack On Newspaper Office
Days after all newspapers in Manipur stopped publication following an attack on a leading daily's office, Chief Minister N Biren Singh announced that a Special Investigation Team (SIT) will probe the grenade attack. The office of Imphal-based daily newspaper "Poknapham" was targeted last Sunday but no one was injured, police sources said.
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104 Bihar Candidates Get Notice For Not Publishing Their Criminal Records
The Election Commission has showcaused 104 candidates who were in the fray in the first phase of polling for the assembly in Bihar for their failure to publish/broadcast even for once their criminal records in newspapers and electronic media, state chief electoral officer said.
