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'This Will Cost You Dearly': Taliban Minister Slams Pak For Border Turmoil
In a sharp escalation of diplomatic faceoff following weeks of deadly border clashes and failed peace negotiations, Afghanistan's Interior Minister, Sirajuddin Haqqani, has issued a scathing rebuke of Pakistan.
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Pak-Afghan Peace Talks Fail Amid US Drone Dispute, Diplomatic Meltdown In Istanbul
The much-anticipated peace talks between Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban in Istanbul have dramatically collapsed, plunging bilateral relations to a new low and leaving mediators from Qatar and Turkey stunned at the breakdown.
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Maoist Commander Shot Dead Wanted Peace Talks? Rebel's Post-Surrender Claim
In one of the most dramatic turns in India's decades-long Maoist insurgency, two senior Maoist Central Committee members, Rupesh alias T Vasudev Rao and Sonu alias Bhupati, have surrendered, triggering panic and deep mistrust among the Maoists
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Timeline Of Iran's Long Rivalry With United States
Relations between Iran and the United States - once strong allies - have often been mistrustful and sometimes openly hostile since Iran's 1979 revolution.
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"To Incite Hate, Mistrust": Manipur Government Flags "Doctored Audio Clip", Again
The Manipur government on Monday said disinformation is being spread using a "doctored audio clip" of Chief Minister N Biren Singh to sabotage peace plans in the ethnic violence-hit state.
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Australia Says China's Death Sentence To Writer Yang Jun "Will Impact Ties"
Australia on Thursday warned that China's handing of a suspended death sentence to writer Yang Jun will hinder ties that had been on the mend and fuel public mistrust of Beijing.
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"Hinduphobia": Indian-American Scholar Slams Attempts To Show Manipur Crisis As Religious Conflict
The Manipur crisis is a complex web of internecine conflict marked by violence, mistrust, socio-political tensions and a deadly trifecta of insurgency, narcotics and illegal infiltration, which pose significant threats to India's national security.
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BJP Issues Notice To 8 Leaders In Kashmir For Indiscipline, Seeks Apology
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Disciplinary Committee Friday issued notices to eight party "rebels" in Kashmir for "indulging in activities prejudicial to maintenance of discipline in the party" and creating "a sense of mistrust in party leadership."
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Opinion: Manipur's Complex Conflict That Threatens India's Security
The picturesque landscape of Manipur belies simmering tension between different ethnic communities. The ongoing violence between the Meiteis and Kukis, marked by mistrust and socio-political tensions, demands a nuanced understanding.
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Manipur MLAs Move 'No-Confidence Motion' Against Assam Rifles, Write To PM
The growing mistrust among communities in conflict-hit Manipur is drawn the having security forces into its ambit.
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Manipur Orders Removal Of Bunkers, Communities Say No
A prevailing sense of mistrust and talk of "war" - two months after violence first broke out in Manipur, and amid a lull in violent incidents, the situation in the state is still far from normal.
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Manipur Police's Warning Amid Reports Of Rioters Wearing Commando Uniforms
In a stern warning, Manipur Police has asked people to stop misusing its black commando uniform after reports suggested that armed rioters were wearing the outfit to create mistrust, officials said here.
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Proposed Digital India Act Will Have Huge Section On Online Safety: Minister
The proposed Digital India Act will have a huge section on online safety and trust to ensure that people approach internet without any fear and mistrust, Union minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar said on Tuesday.
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How Scandal And Mistrust Ended Credit Suisse's 166-Year History
Credit Suisse Group AG, once one of the stalwarts of the global financial system, is no more.
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Mistrust On Medical Services Becoming Narratives: Chief Justice Of India DY Chandrachud
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud on Sunday said that due to an overburdened healthcare system, coupled with increasing commercialisation of healthcare, mistrust and suspicion on medical services are becoming narratives surrounding healthcare.
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'This Will Cost You Dearly': Taliban Minister Slams Pak For Border Turmoil
In a sharp escalation of diplomatic faceoff following weeks of deadly border clashes and failed peace negotiations, Afghanistan's Interior Minister, Sirajuddin Haqqani, has issued a scathing rebuke of Pakistan.
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Pak-Afghan Peace Talks Fail Amid US Drone Dispute, Diplomatic Meltdown In Istanbul
The much-anticipated peace talks between Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban in Istanbul have dramatically collapsed, plunging bilateral relations to a new low and leaving mediators from Qatar and Turkey stunned at the breakdown.
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Maoist Commander Shot Dead Wanted Peace Talks? Rebel's Post-Surrender Claim
In one of the most dramatic turns in India's decades-long Maoist insurgency, two senior Maoist Central Committee members, Rupesh alias T Vasudev Rao and Sonu alias Bhupati, have surrendered, triggering panic and deep mistrust among the Maoists
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Timeline Of Iran's Long Rivalry With United States
Relations between Iran and the United States - once strong allies - have often been mistrustful and sometimes openly hostile since Iran's 1979 revolution.
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"To Incite Hate, Mistrust": Manipur Government Flags "Doctored Audio Clip", Again
The Manipur government on Monday said disinformation is being spread using a "doctored audio clip" of Chief Minister N Biren Singh to sabotage peace plans in the ethnic violence-hit state.
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Australia Says China's Death Sentence To Writer Yang Jun "Will Impact Ties"
Australia on Thursday warned that China's handing of a suspended death sentence to writer Yang Jun will hinder ties that had been on the mend and fuel public mistrust of Beijing.
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"Hinduphobia": Indian-American Scholar Slams Attempts To Show Manipur Crisis As Religious Conflict
The Manipur crisis is a complex web of internecine conflict marked by violence, mistrust, socio-political tensions and a deadly trifecta of insurgency, narcotics and illegal infiltration, which pose significant threats to India's national security.
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BJP Issues Notice To 8 Leaders In Kashmir For Indiscipline, Seeks Apology
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Disciplinary Committee Friday issued notices to eight party "rebels" in Kashmir for "indulging in activities prejudicial to maintenance of discipline in the party" and creating "a sense of mistrust in party leadership."
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Opinion: Manipur's Complex Conflict That Threatens India's Security
The picturesque landscape of Manipur belies simmering tension between different ethnic communities. The ongoing violence between the Meiteis and Kukis, marked by mistrust and socio-political tensions, demands a nuanced understanding.
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Manipur MLAs Move 'No-Confidence Motion' Against Assam Rifles, Write To PM
The growing mistrust among communities in conflict-hit Manipur is drawn the having security forces into its ambit.
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Manipur Orders Removal Of Bunkers, Communities Say No
A prevailing sense of mistrust and talk of "war" - two months after violence first broke out in Manipur, and amid a lull in violent incidents, the situation in the state is still far from normal.
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Manipur Police's Warning Amid Reports Of Rioters Wearing Commando Uniforms
In a stern warning, Manipur Police has asked people to stop misusing its black commando uniform after reports suggested that armed rioters were wearing the outfit to create mistrust, officials said here.
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Proposed Digital India Act Will Have Huge Section On Online Safety: Minister
The proposed Digital India Act will have a huge section on online safety and trust to ensure that people approach internet without any fear and mistrust, Union minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar said on Tuesday.
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How Scandal And Mistrust Ended Credit Suisse's 166-Year History
Credit Suisse Group AG, once one of the stalwarts of the global financial system, is no more.
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Mistrust On Medical Services Becoming Narratives: Chief Justice Of India DY Chandrachud
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud on Sunday said that due to an overburdened healthcare system, coupled with increasing commercialisation of healthcare, mistrust and suspicion on medical services are becoming narratives surrounding healthcare.
