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US Will Now Scrutinise Social Media Before Granting Immigration Benefits
The policy applies to immigrants seeking lawful permanent residence, foreign students, and those "affiliated with educational institutions linked to antisemitic activity".
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US Approves Sale Of $52 Million Anti-Submarine Warfare Sonobuoys To India
The United States Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, has approved a possible foreign military sale of anti-submarine warfare Sonobuoys and related equipment to India at an estimated cost of USD 52.8 million.
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Brazil to Unveil Second Phase of Crypto Rules by End of 2024: Report
Without disclosing too many details about the ‘internal planning’, Brazil’s Apex bank has confirmed that laws to monitor the use of stablecoins and the role they can play in foreign exchange settlements and other payments are in the pipeline this year.
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Niece of Iran's Supreme Leader Asks World To Cut Ties With Tehran: Report
Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's niece, a well known rights activist, has called on foreign governments to cut all ties with Tehran over its violent crackdown on popular unrest kindled by the death in police custody of a young woman.
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More European Union Sanctions For Iran Over Crackdown On Hijab Protesters
Foreign ministers from the bloc were meeting in Brussels and expected to sign off on the move -- shortly after Tehran issued its first death sentences over the demonstrations.
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Iran's Atomic Energy Agency E-Mail Hacked, Information Leaked: Report
Iran's atomic energy organization said that an e-mail server belonging to one of its subsidiaries was hacked from a foreign country, leading to some information being published online, state media reported on Sunday.
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Pak May Exit "Grey List" Of Terror Financing Watchdog Today: Report
The global watchdog on terror financing and money laundering, FATF, is likely to free Pakistan from its inglorious "grey list" on Friday, allowing the country to try to get foreign funds for tiding over its precarious financial situation.
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European Union Imposes Sanctions On Iran Over Anti-Hijab Protests
EU foreign ministers on Monday met to adopt sanctions on Iran, with several condemning the regime's brutal crackdown on protesters -- while stressing the need to revive a moribund nuclear deal with Tehran.
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Canada Hit Out At "Foreign interference" Over Anti-Vax Truckers' Protests
Canada's Foreign Minister Melanie Joly on Friday hit out at "foreign interference" that she said was fuelling the trucker-led protests against coronavirus curbs that have clogged the capital for weeks.
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Mexico Calls For "Full Investigation" of US Tear Gas At Border
Mexico's foreign ministry presented a diplomatic note to the U.S. government yesterday calling for "a full investigation" into what it described as non-lethal weapons directed toward Mexican territory on Sunday, a statement from the ministry said.
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In Fierce Drug Raid, Mumbai Police Arrest 3 Including 2 Foreigners
Three persons, including two foreign nationals, were arrested with drugs in south Mumbai by the police's Anti Narcotics Cell, officials said today.
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Hungary Passes Tough Anti-Foreign NGO Law
Hungary's parliament approved Tuesday a crackdown on foreign-backed civil society groups despite an international outcry, in a move seen as targeting US billionaire George Soros.
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Centre Launches Funding Probe Against Amnesty, Charged With Sedition
The union Home Ministry has begun what officials describe as a preliminary exercise to find out whether human rights-focused NGO Amnesty International's India chapter has the required permission to receive foreign funding.
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Philippines Urges 'Restraint And Sobriety' After South China Sea Ruling
The Philippines' foreign minister called for "restraint and sobriety" in the South China Sea on Tuesday after an international arbitration court issued a decision favourable to Manila and condemned by Beijing.
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South African Anti-Immigrant Attacks Spread to Downtown Johannesburg
Twelve people were arrested overnight as anti-foreigner attacks in South Africa spread to parts of downtown Johannesburg, police said today.
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US Will Now Scrutinise Social Media Before Granting Immigration Benefits
The policy applies to immigrants seeking lawful permanent residence, foreign students, and those "affiliated with educational institutions linked to antisemitic activity".
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US Approves Sale Of $52 Million Anti-Submarine Warfare Sonobuoys To India
The United States Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, has approved a possible foreign military sale of anti-submarine warfare Sonobuoys and related equipment to India at an estimated cost of USD 52.8 million.
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Brazil to Unveil Second Phase of Crypto Rules by End of 2024: Report
Without disclosing too many details about the ‘internal planning’, Brazil’s Apex bank has confirmed that laws to monitor the use of stablecoins and the role they can play in foreign exchange settlements and other payments are in the pipeline this year.
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Niece of Iran's Supreme Leader Asks World To Cut Ties With Tehran: Report
Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's niece, a well known rights activist, has called on foreign governments to cut all ties with Tehran over its violent crackdown on popular unrest kindled by the death in police custody of a young woman.
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More European Union Sanctions For Iran Over Crackdown On Hijab Protesters
Foreign ministers from the bloc were meeting in Brussels and expected to sign off on the move -- shortly after Tehran issued its first death sentences over the demonstrations.
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Iran's Atomic Energy Agency E-Mail Hacked, Information Leaked: Report
Iran's atomic energy organization said that an e-mail server belonging to one of its subsidiaries was hacked from a foreign country, leading to some information being published online, state media reported on Sunday.
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Pak May Exit "Grey List" Of Terror Financing Watchdog Today: Report
The global watchdog on terror financing and money laundering, FATF, is likely to free Pakistan from its inglorious "grey list" on Friday, allowing the country to try to get foreign funds for tiding over its precarious financial situation.
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European Union Imposes Sanctions On Iran Over Anti-Hijab Protests
EU foreign ministers on Monday met to adopt sanctions on Iran, with several condemning the regime's brutal crackdown on protesters -- while stressing the need to revive a moribund nuclear deal with Tehran.
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Canada Hit Out At "Foreign interference" Over Anti-Vax Truckers' Protests
Canada's Foreign Minister Melanie Joly on Friday hit out at "foreign interference" that she said was fuelling the trucker-led protests against coronavirus curbs that have clogged the capital for weeks.
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Mexico Calls For "Full Investigation" of US Tear Gas At Border
Mexico's foreign ministry presented a diplomatic note to the U.S. government yesterday calling for "a full investigation" into what it described as non-lethal weapons directed toward Mexican territory on Sunday, a statement from the ministry said.
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In Fierce Drug Raid, Mumbai Police Arrest 3 Including 2 Foreigners
Three persons, including two foreign nationals, were arrested with drugs in south Mumbai by the police's Anti Narcotics Cell, officials said today.
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Hungary Passes Tough Anti-Foreign NGO Law
Hungary's parliament approved Tuesday a crackdown on foreign-backed civil society groups despite an international outcry, in a move seen as targeting US billionaire George Soros.
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Centre Launches Funding Probe Against Amnesty, Charged With Sedition
The union Home Ministry has begun what officials describe as a preliminary exercise to find out whether human rights-focused NGO Amnesty International's India chapter has the required permission to receive foreign funding.
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Philippines Urges 'Restraint And Sobriety' After South China Sea Ruling
The Philippines' foreign minister called for "restraint and sobriety" in the South China Sea on Tuesday after an international arbitration court issued a decision favourable to Manila and condemned by Beijing.
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South African Anti-Immigrant Attacks Spread to Downtown Johannesburg
Twelve people were arrested overnight as anti-foreigner attacks in South Africa spread to parts of downtown Johannesburg, police said today.
