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North Korea Has Stolen Billions In Crypto, Tech Firm Salaries: Report
North Korean hackers have pilfered billions of dollars by breaking into cryptocurrency exchanges and creating fake identities to get remote tech jobs at foreign companies, according to an international report on North Korea's cyber capabilities.
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Zohran Mamdani Under Fire For Rs 11 Lakh Illegal Foreign Donation: Report
Even though US election law prohibits candidates from accepting campaign funds from non-US citizens or residents, Zohran Mamdani's campaign reportedly received nearly $13,000 (approx. Rs 11 lakh) from foreign sources.
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Afghan Minister Sparks Outrage With 'Ban' On Women Journalists At Press Meet
A press conference by Afghanistan's Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi in New Delhi has caused outrage because no women were allowed to attend the event.
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Trump May Exclude Generic Drugs From Tariffs. Good News For India?
The Donald Trump administration has dropped plans to impose tariffs on generic drugs from foreign countries, following months of debate over whether to impose taxes on the majority of medications prescribed in the US.
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Pakistan Approaches US To Construct Port On Arabian Sea: Report
Advisers to Pakistani army chief Field Marshal Asim Munir have approached US officials with an offer to build and run a port on the Arabian Sea, the Financial Times reported on Friday, citing a plan seen by the newspaper.
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AFC Considers Mohun Bagan 'Withdrawn' From Champions League 2 After Refusal To Play In Iran
The matter will now be referred to the relevant AFC Committee for the appropriate decision, the sport's continental apex body added.
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Trump Mulls Tariffs On Foreign Electronics Based On Number Of Chips: Reports
The Trump administration is considering imposing tariffs on foreign electronic devices based on the number of chips in each device, according to three people familiar with the matter, as it seeks to drive companies to shift their manufacturing to US.
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US Lawmakers Seek Answers From Firms Over H-1B Visa Use Amid Layoffs
US lawmakers have asked major US companies, including Apple, Amazon and JPMorgan, to explain why they are hiring thousands of foreign workers on H-1B visas while cutting other jobs, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday.
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China Now More Influential Than The US In Southeast Asia. Here's Why
Tariffs, aid cuts and visa limits under Donald Trump's foreign policy are eroding US influence in Southeast Asia, where China is increasingly seen as dominant, the Sydney-based Lowy Institute said in a report.
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Siddaramaiah Bans Foreign Study Tours For Government Officials
The Karnataka government has banned on all official foreign tours by government officials until the end of 2025. The decision comes in the wake of several officials failing to submit mandatory reports after undertaking foreign study tours.
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Russia Dismisses Yale Report On Ukrainian Children As Fake Propaganda
Russia's foreign ministry on Thursday dismissed a Yale's School of Public Health report about the forced re-education of deported Ukrainian children as anti-scientific propaganda that was full of fabrications and based on questionable data.
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North Korea Executes People For Sharing Foreign Films, TV Series: UN Report
North Korea has executed people for distributing foreign media, including television shows like popular South Korean dramas, as part of an intensifying crackdown on personal freedoms, a U.N. human rights report said on Friday.
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S Jaishankar Speaks With Polish Counterpart, Reiterates Call To End Ukraine Conflict
S Jaishankar held a telephonic conversation with his Polish counterpart Radoslaw Sikorski, reiterating India's stance for an early cessation of hostilities and an enduring solution to the conflict in Ukraine.
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Foreigners Who Make Light Of Charlie Kirk's Killing Not Welcome, US Says
A top State Department official said foreigners who make light of activist Charlie Kirk's killing aren't welcome in the US, and asked people to report any online content that does so.
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Pakistan Spying On Millions Of Citizens Through Unlawful Mass Surveillance: Report
Pakistani authorities have been spying on millions of citizens, including journalists and prominent politicians, through tools of mass surveillance acquired from private foreign companies, Amnesty International said in a report on Tuesday.
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North Korea Has Stolen Billions In Crypto, Tech Firm Salaries: Report
North Korean hackers have pilfered billions of dollars by breaking into cryptocurrency exchanges and creating fake identities to get remote tech jobs at foreign companies, according to an international report on North Korea's cyber capabilities.
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Zohran Mamdani Under Fire For Rs 11 Lakh Illegal Foreign Donation: Report
Even though US election law prohibits candidates from accepting campaign funds from non-US citizens or residents, Zohran Mamdani's campaign reportedly received nearly $13,000 (approx. Rs 11 lakh) from foreign sources.
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Afghan Minister Sparks Outrage With 'Ban' On Women Journalists At Press Meet
A press conference by Afghanistan's Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi in New Delhi has caused outrage because no women were allowed to attend the event.
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Trump May Exclude Generic Drugs From Tariffs. Good News For India?
The Donald Trump administration has dropped plans to impose tariffs on generic drugs from foreign countries, following months of debate over whether to impose taxes on the majority of medications prescribed in the US.
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Pakistan Approaches US To Construct Port On Arabian Sea: Report
Advisers to Pakistani army chief Field Marshal Asim Munir have approached US officials with an offer to build and run a port on the Arabian Sea, the Financial Times reported on Friday, citing a plan seen by the newspaper.
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AFC Considers Mohun Bagan 'Withdrawn' From Champions League 2 After Refusal To Play In Iran
The matter will now be referred to the relevant AFC Committee for the appropriate decision, the sport's continental apex body added.
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Trump Mulls Tariffs On Foreign Electronics Based On Number Of Chips: Reports
The Trump administration is considering imposing tariffs on foreign electronic devices based on the number of chips in each device, according to three people familiar with the matter, as it seeks to drive companies to shift their manufacturing to US.
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US Lawmakers Seek Answers From Firms Over H-1B Visa Use Amid Layoffs
US lawmakers have asked major US companies, including Apple, Amazon and JPMorgan, to explain why they are hiring thousands of foreign workers on H-1B visas while cutting other jobs, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday.
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China Now More Influential Than The US In Southeast Asia. Here's Why
Tariffs, aid cuts and visa limits under Donald Trump's foreign policy are eroding US influence in Southeast Asia, where China is increasingly seen as dominant, the Sydney-based Lowy Institute said in a report.
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Siddaramaiah Bans Foreign Study Tours For Government Officials
The Karnataka government has banned on all official foreign tours by government officials until the end of 2025. The decision comes in the wake of several officials failing to submit mandatory reports after undertaking foreign study tours.
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Russia Dismisses Yale Report On Ukrainian Children As Fake Propaganda
Russia's foreign ministry on Thursday dismissed a Yale's School of Public Health report about the forced re-education of deported Ukrainian children as anti-scientific propaganda that was full of fabrications and based on questionable data.
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North Korea Executes People For Sharing Foreign Films, TV Series: UN Report
North Korea has executed people for distributing foreign media, including television shows like popular South Korean dramas, as part of an intensifying crackdown on personal freedoms, a U.N. human rights report said on Friday.
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S Jaishankar Speaks With Polish Counterpart, Reiterates Call To End Ukraine Conflict
S Jaishankar held a telephonic conversation with his Polish counterpart Radoslaw Sikorski, reiterating India's stance for an early cessation of hostilities and an enduring solution to the conflict in Ukraine.
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Foreigners Who Make Light Of Charlie Kirk's Killing Not Welcome, US Says
A top State Department official said foreigners who make light of activist Charlie Kirk's killing aren't welcome in the US, and asked people to report any online content that does so.
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Pakistan Spying On Millions Of Citizens Through Unlawful Mass Surveillance: Report
Pakistani authorities have been spying on millions of citizens, including journalists and prominent politicians, through tools of mass surveillance acquired from private foreign companies, Amnesty International said in a report on Tuesday.
