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North Korean Ballistic Missiles Have Range Of 110 Km, Aimed At Seoul
Ballistic missile launchers that North Korea has said it plans to deploy on the border with South Korea are believed to have a range of 110 km (68 miles), allowing them to target Chungcheong Province south of Seoul, the Yonhap news agency reported.
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Japan And South Korea Sanction Entities Over North Korea-Russia Arms Trade
Japan and South Korea on Friday announced separate sanctions packages targeting companies, vessels, or individuals allegedly involved in supplying North Korean weapons to Russia for use in Ukraine, in violation of UN resolutions.
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"Currency, Trade, Tourism Are Weapons Of Globalisation": S Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Monday said that globalisation has been weaponized, designating currency, trade, and tourism as "weapons."
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Weapons, Gas And Trade: What To Expect From Vladimir Putin's China Visit
Russian President Vladimir Putin will travel to China this week to meet Xi Jinping, the Kremlin chief's first trip outside the former Soviet Union this year.
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South Korea Imposes Sanctions Over North Korea's Arms Trade With Russia
South Korea imposed fresh sanctions on 10 individuals and two entities in relation to North Korea's nuclear program and weapons trade with three countries, including Russia, the foreign ministry said on Thursday.
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Illegal Weapons Supplier Busted With 21 Pistols In Delhi: Police
Ahead of Independence Day, Delhi Police's Special Cell has arrested a 32-year-old man and seized 21 pistols from him, officials said on Saturday.
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Weapons To Wasabi: Russian Jihadist Runs Sushi Restaurant In Syria
A Russian jihadist has traded his weapons for wasabi by opening a small sushi restaurant in war-torn Syria's rebel-held northwest, as the conflict wanes and fighters look for other income.
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Dark Web Sweep: Police Arrest 150 in Joint US-Europe Operation
Police in Europe and the United States announced the arrest of 150 people who allegedly bought and sold significant volumes of drugs, weapons, and other illegal goods on the dark Web.
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Divert Arms Money For Food, Vaccines: Pope At Peace Meet With Angela Merkel
Pope Francis, closing a peace meeting of world religions, called the arms trade a bane of humanity on Thursday, saying that money spent on weapons should be diverted to feed the hungry and distribute vaccines fairly.
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2,400 Arrests In 6 Months: Delhi Police Cracks Down On Illegal Arms Trade
The Delhi police today said it has in the past six months scored several successes against the illegal arms trade, busting several gangs, arresting hundreds, and recovering huge caches of weapons and ammunition.
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TikTok Sale: China's New Tech Export Controls Could Give Beijing a Say
China's new rules around tech exports mean ByteDance's sale of TikTok's US operations could need Beijing's approval, a Chinese trade expert told state media, a requirement that would complicate the forced and politically charged divestment.
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US Rearms To Nullify China's Missile Supremacy
As Washington and Beijing trade barbs over the coronavirus pandemic, a longer-term struggle between the two Pacific powers is at a turning point, as the United States rolls out new weapons and strategy in a bid to close a wide missile gap with China.
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At Nagasaki, Pope Francis Condemns "Unspeakable Horror" Of Nuclear Weapons
Pope Francis railed against the use of nuclear weapons and the growing arms trade on Sunday as he paid tribute to the "unspeakable horror" suffered by victims of the Nagasaki atomic bomb.
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China's Most Powerful Weapon? Not Tariffs Or Riot Police, But Keyboards
As geopolitical storm clouds gather, China's most powerful weapon may not be tariffs or riot police, but ordinary consumers at their keyboards.
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"Regressive": Kashmir Parties Oppose Halting Of Vajpayee-Era Cross-Border Trade
The central government's decision to suspend trade across the Line of Control with Pakistan-occupied Kashmir has come in for scathing criticism, with Kashmir-based opposition parties alleging that the move would only worsen relations with the neighbouring country. While National Conference leader Omar Abdullah claimed that the centre was undoing ev...
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North Korean Ballistic Missiles Have Range Of 110 Km, Aimed At Seoul
Ballistic missile launchers that North Korea has said it plans to deploy on the border with South Korea are believed to have a range of 110 km (68 miles), allowing them to target Chungcheong Province south of Seoul, the Yonhap news agency reported.
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Japan And South Korea Sanction Entities Over North Korea-Russia Arms Trade
Japan and South Korea on Friday announced separate sanctions packages targeting companies, vessels, or individuals allegedly involved in supplying North Korean weapons to Russia for use in Ukraine, in violation of UN resolutions.
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"Currency, Trade, Tourism Are Weapons Of Globalisation": S Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Monday said that globalisation has been weaponized, designating currency, trade, and tourism as "weapons."
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Weapons, Gas And Trade: What To Expect From Vladimir Putin's China Visit
Russian President Vladimir Putin will travel to China this week to meet Xi Jinping, the Kremlin chief's first trip outside the former Soviet Union this year.
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South Korea Imposes Sanctions Over North Korea's Arms Trade With Russia
South Korea imposed fresh sanctions on 10 individuals and two entities in relation to North Korea's nuclear program and weapons trade with three countries, including Russia, the foreign ministry said on Thursday.
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Illegal Weapons Supplier Busted With 21 Pistols In Delhi: Police
Ahead of Independence Day, Delhi Police's Special Cell has arrested a 32-year-old man and seized 21 pistols from him, officials said on Saturday.
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Weapons To Wasabi: Russian Jihadist Runs Sushi Restaurant In Syria
A Russian jihadist has traded his weapons for wasabi by opening a small sushi restaurant in war-torn Syria's rebel-held northwest, as the conflict wanes and fighters look for other income.
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Dark Web Sweep: Police Arrest 150 in Joint US-Europe Operation
Police in Europe and the United States announced the arrest of 150 people who allegedly bought and sold significant volumes of drugs, weapons, and other illegal goods on the dark Web.
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Divert Arms Money For Food, Vaccines: Pope At Peace Meet With Angela Merkel
Pope Francis, closing a peace meeting of world religions, called the arms trade a bane of humanity on Thursday, saying that money spent on weapons should be diverted to feed the hungry and distribute vaccines fairly.
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2,400 Arrests In 6 Months: Delhi Police Cracks Down On Illegal Arms Trade
The Delhi police today said it has in the past six months scored several successes against the illegal arms trade, busting several gangs, arresting hundreds, and recovering huge caches of weapons and ammunition.
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TikTok Sale: China's New Tech Export Controls Could Give Beijing a Say
China's new rules around tech exports mean ByteDance's sale of TikTok's US operations could need Beijing's approval, a Chinese trade expert told state media, a requirement that would complicate the forced and politically charged divestment.
-
US Rearms To Nullify China's Missile Supremacy
As Washington and Beijing trade barbs over the coronavirus pandemic, a longer-term struggle between the two Pacific powers is at a turning point, as the United States rolls out new weapons and strategy in a bid to close a wide missile gap with China.
-
At Nagasaki, Pope Francis Condemns "Unspeakable Horror" Of Nuclear Weapons
Pope Francis railed against the use of nuclear weapons and the growing arms trade on Sunday as he paid tribute to the "unspeakable horror" suffered by victims of the Nagasaki atomic bomb.
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China's Most Powerful Weapon? Not Tariffs Or Riot Police, But Keyboards
As geopolitical storm clouds gather, China's most powerful weapon may not be tariffs or riot police, but ordinary consumers at their keyboards.
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"Regressive": Kashmir Parties Oppose Halting Of Vajpayee-Era Cross-Border Trade
The central government's decision to suspend trade across the Line of Control with Pakistan-occupied Kashmir has come in for scathing criticism, with Kashmir-based opposition parties alleging that the move would only worsen relations with the neighbouring country. While National Conference leader Omar Abdullah claimed that the centre was undoing ev...
