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Canada Accuses India Of Interfering In Its Elections, Centre's Response
Canada has accused India and Pakistan of meddling in its federal elections - a charge unequivocally rejected by India. Canada's spy agency released an unclassified summary tabled as part of a federal inquiry examining potential foreign interference.
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As Chinese 'Spy' Ship Leaves, Maldives Severs Yet Another Tie With India
Maldives will not renew an agreement with India to conduct hydrographic surveys and plans to acquire the facilities and machines required to do the exercise by itself, President Mohamed Muizzu has announced.
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What Navy Veterans, Released By Qatar, Said After Landing In India
The Navy veterans freed by Qatar after over a year in an alleged spying case have thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the government for securing their release. Seven of the eight veterans have returned to the country.
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Sat Pics: Chinese Spy Ship Approaches Maldives In New Worry For India
A Chinese spy ship, masquerading as a 'research' vessel, en route to Maldives has set alarm bells ringing in New Delhi amid a simmering row with Male, which erupted this month after three Maldivian ministers made comments critical of PM Modi.
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India Files Appeal In Case Of Eight Navy Veterans On Death Row In Qatar
India has filed an appeal with Qatari authorities over the death penalty to eight Navy veterans, who were arrested in August last year for reasons still not known.
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Biden Manoeuvers Around Another China Spy Row To Improve Ties
On June 16, the same day Antony Blinken was set to fly to Beijing for meetings with senior Chinese officials, the State Department he oversees reported anomalous activity to Microsoft that the tech firm later blamed on China-based hackers.
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"Ties With China Tense": US Amid Row Over Cuba Hosting Beijing's Spy Base
The United States has made its concerns known to the Cuban government about Cuba hosting Chinese spy operations on its territory, White House spokesperson John Kirby said on Monday.
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"Biden Saying One Thing, Doing Another": China On Spy Balloon Row
China today accused Joe Biden of "saying one thing and doing another" in a direct rebuke of the US president's decision to shoot down an alleged Chinese spy balloon this month.
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China Says US Also Flew Balloons: "Not Uncommon For US To Illegally..."
Beijing said Monday that Washington had sent balloons into its airspace more than 10 times since January 2022, deepening a row between the two powers after an alleged Chinese surveillance craft was shot down over the United States.
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Amid Balloon Row, Joe Biden Says US "Not Looking For Conflict" With China
President Joe Biden said Wednesday that the United States is "not looking for conflict" with China despite tensions over the shooting down of what US officials say was a Chinese spy balloon.
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After "Spying" Row, Chinese Woman In Bihar To Be Deported Over Visa Rules
A Chinese woman in Bihar's Gaya has been into police custody and will be deported back due to visa violations. Earlier, the police suspected her of spying on Dalai Lama, who is scheduled to participate at several events in Bihar this week.
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Pegasus Row: Supreme Court To Hear Pleas Alleging Spying On Feb 23
The Supreme Court agreed to hear on Friday instead of Wednesday a batch of pleas, which alleged use of Israeli spyware for surveillance of certain people in India, after taking note of the submissions of the solicitor general for the Centre.
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Pegasus Row: Israeli Police Used Spyware on Benjamin Netanyahu's Son, Aides
Israeli police illegally spied on the phones of former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's son and members of his inner circle, a local newspaper reported. The report prompted a high-level investigation and threw the former leader's corruption trial into disarray.
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"Supari Media": Union Minister VK Singh On Pegasus Report
Union Minister Gen VK Singh on Saturday called The New York Times "Supari Media" over its report which claimed that the Indian government bought the Pegasus spy tool in 2017 as part of a deal with Israel.
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New Spy Photos Confirm Official Name Of Kia's 3-Row Vehicles; To Be Called Kia Carens
A new prototype model of Kia's upcoming 3-row vehicle was spotted testing in India, and the badging on the car's steering wheel reveals that the vehicle will be called Kia Carens.
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Canada Accuses India Of Interfering In Its Elections, Centre's Response
Canada has accused India and Pakistan of meddling in its federal elections - a charge unequivocally rejected by India. Canada's spy agency released an unclassified summary tabled as part of a federal inquiry examining potential foreign interference.
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As Chinese 'Spy' Ship Leaves, Maldives Severs Yet Another Tie With India
Maldives will not renew an agreement with India to conduct hydrographic surveys and plans to acquire the facilities and machines required to do the exercise by itself, President Mohamed Muizzu has announced.
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What Navy Veterans, Released By Qatar, Said After Landing In India
The Navy veterans freed by Qatar after over a year in an alleged spying case have thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the government for securing their release. Seven of the eight veterans have returned to the country.
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Sat Pics: Chinese Spy Ship Approaches Maldives In New Worry For India
A Chinese spy ship, masquerading as a 'research' vessel, en route to Maldives has set alarm bells ringing in New Delhi amid a simmering row with Male, which erupted this month after three Maldivian ministers made comments critical of PM Modi.
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India Files Appeal In Case Of Eight Navy Veterans On Death Row In Qatar
India has filed an appeal with Qatari authorities over the death penalty to eight Navy veterans, who were arrested in August last year for reasons still not known.
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Biden Manoeuvers Around Another China Spy Row To Improve Ties
On June 16, the same day Antony Blinken was set to fly to Beijing for meetings with senior Chinese officials, the State Department he oversees reported anomalous activity to Microsoft that the tech firm later blamed on China-based hackers.
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"Ties With China Tense": US Amid Row Over Cuba Hosting Beijing's Spy Base
The United States has made its concerns known to the Cuban government about Cuba hosting Chinese spy operations on its territory, White House spokesperson John Kirby said on Monday.
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"Biden Saying One Thing, Doing Another": China On Spy Balloon Row
China today accused Joe Biden of "saying one thing and doing another" in a direct rebuke of the US president's decision to shoot down an alleged Chinese spy balloon this month.
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China Says US Also Flew Balloons: "Not Uncommon For US To Illegally..."
Beijing said Monday that Washington had sent balloons into its airspace more than 10 times since January 2022, deepening a row between the two powers after an alleged Chinese surveillance craft was shot down over the United States.
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Amid Balloon Row, Joe Biden Says US "Not Looking For Conflict" With China
President Joe Biden said Wednesday that the United States is "not looking for conflict" with China despite tensions over the shooting down of what US officials say was a Chinese spy balloon.
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After "Spying" Row, Chinese Woman In Bihar To Be Deported Over Visa Rules
A Chinese woman in Bihar's Gaya has been into police custody and will be deported back due to visa violations. Earlier, the police suspected her of spying on Dalai Lama, who is scheduled to participate at several events in Bihar this week.
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Pegasus Row: Supreme Court To Hear Pleas Alleging Spying On Feb 23
The Supreme Court agreed to hear on Friday instead of Wednesday a batch of pleas, which alleged use of Israeli spyware for surveillance of certain people in India, after taking note of the submissions of the solicitor general for the Centre.
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Pegasus Row: Israeli Police Used Spyware on Benjamin Netanyahu's Son, Aides
Israeli police illegally spied on the phones of former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's son and members of his inner circle, a local newspaper reported. The report prompted a high-level investigation and threw the former leader's corruption trial into disarray.
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"Supari Media": Union Minister VK Singh On Pegasus Report
Union Minister Gen VK Singh on Saturday called The New York Times "Supari Media" over its report which claimed that the Indian government bought the Pegasus spy tool in 2017 as part of a deal with Israel.
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New Spy Photos Confirm Official Name Of Kia's 3-Row Vehicles; To Be Called Kia Carens
A new prototype model of Kia's upcoming 3-row vehicle was spotted testing in India, and the badging on the car's steering wheel reveals that the vehicle will be called Kia Carens.
