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Ex-Australia PM Tony Abbott Counters Western Media's Views On PM Modi
Former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott, speaking at the NDTV World Summit 2025, took aim at what he described as "Western liberal or leftist press" narratives that have sometimes portrayed Prime Minister Narendra Modi in unflattering terms.
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Trump's Team Cite "Fragile" India-Pak Ceasefire To Justify Tariffs In Court
The Trump administration, which has been spending a lot of its time in courts lately due to controversial orders signed by Donald Trump, has urged the American judiciary not to put a 'stay' on the US President's vastly unpopular tariffs move.
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Meta Whistleblower to Tell Congress That Company Aided China in AI Race
Sarah Wynn-Williams who served as director of global public policy at Meta, will tell the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Counterterrorism on Wednesday that she witnessed executives undermining US national security. The testimony will include allegations that Meta, formerly called Facebook, helped China advance in the artificial intellig...
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"Erosion Of Liberty In Hong Kong...": Britain's Rebuke To China On Security Law
Britain has scolded China for its broadening use of a national security law in Hong Kong, detailing attacks on the city's vaunted judiciary, civil society groups and foreign diplomats.
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Google Has 'No Plans' to Launch Chinese Search Engine, Says CEO Sundar Pichai
"Right now, there are no plans to launch search in China," Pichai told the US House of Representatives Judiciary Committee.
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Huawei-Samsung Patent Case Shows Chinese Courts' Rising Clout
The size of the US market and the strength of the country's independent judiciary have historically given its courts the final say in most big cross-border patent disputes.
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In Maldives Crisis, Supreme Court U-Turn After Judges' Arrest: 10 Points
Three judges of Maldives Supreme Court on Tuesday evening revoked its order to release nine high-profile political prisoners, one of the points in their 1 February verdict that was seen to have prompted President Abdulla Yameen to impose a state of emergency in Maldives and arrest two top judges. President Yameen, who had minutes earlier restored t...
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Chinese Man Seeks $2.4 Million For Wrongful Death Sentence
A Chinese man who was freed after six years on death row following a wrongful murder conviction is seeking $2.4 million in compensation, state-media said today, amid public anger over the country's flawed legal system.
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Man survives despite pronounced dead after execution
Iran's judiciary chief, Ayatollah Sadeq Larijani, faced competing calls today whether to spare a convicted drug trafficker who survived the gallows.
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In rare move, China jails ten for holding petitioners
A court in Beijing has sentenced ten people to up to two years in jail for illegally detaining petitioners from another city, state media reported on Tuesday, in a rare case of the judiciary taking on the shadowy men who operate on the margins of the law.
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Ex-Australia PM Tony Abbott Counters Western Media's Views On PM Modi
Former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott, speaking at the NDTV World Summit 2025, took aim at what he described as "Western liberal or leftist press" narratives that have sometimes portrayed Prime Minister Narendra Modi in unflattering terms.
-
Trump's Team Cite "Fragile" India-Pak Ceasefire To Justify Tariffs In Court
The Trump administration, which has been spending a lot of its time in courts lately due to controversial orders signed by Donald Trump, has urged the American judiciary not to put a 'stay' on the US President's vastly unpopular tariffs move.
-
Meta Whistleblower to Tell Congress That Company Aided China in AI Race
Sarah Wynn-Williams who served as director of global public policy at Meta, will tell the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Counterterrorism on Wednesday that she witnessed executives undermining US national security. The testimony will include allegations that Meta, formerly called Facebook, helped China advance in the artificial intellig...
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"Erosion Of Liberty In Hong Kong...": Britain's Rebuke To China On Security Law
Britain has scolded China for its broadening use of a national security law in Hong Kong, detailing attacks on the city's vaunted judiciary, civil society groups and foreign diplomats.
-
Google Has 'No Plans' to Launch Chinese Search Engine, Says CEO Sundar Pichai
"Right now, there are no plans to launch search in China," Pichai told the US House of Representatives Judiciary Committee.
-
Huawei-Samsung Patent Case Shows Chinese Courts' Rising Clout
The size of the US market and the strength of the country's independent judiciary have historically given its courts the final say in most big cross-border patent disputes.
-
In Maldives Crisis, Supreme Court U-Turn After Judges' Arrest: 10 Points
Three judges of Maldives Supreme Court on Tuesday evening revoked its order to release nine high-profile political prisoners, one of the points in their 1 February verdict that was seen to have prompted President Abdulla Yameen to impose a state of emergency in Maldives and arrest two top judges. President Yameen, who had minutes earlier restored t...
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Chinese Man Seeks $2.4 Million For Wrongful Death Sentence
A Chinese man who was freed after six years on death row following a wrongful murder conviction is seeking $2.4 million in compensation, state-media said today, amid public anger over the country's flawed legal system.
-
Man survives despite pronounced dead after execution
Iran's judiciary chief, Ayatollah Sadeq Larijani, faced competing calls today whether to spare a convicted drug trafficker who survived the gallows.
-
In rare move, China jails ten for holding petitioners
A court in Beijing has sentenced ten people to up to two years in jail for illegally detaining petitioners from another city, state media reported on Tuesday, in a rare case of the judiciary taking on the shadowy men who operate on the margins of the law.
