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Meet Fu Zai, China's First Police Corgi With 400,000 Followers And A Nose For Trouble
"He couldn't resist food, which actually showed he had a strong drive to work," Zhao said in an interview with Chinese state media.
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Japan Bus Driver Steals Rs 600, Then Loses Rs 71 Lakh Retirement Package
Kyoto City sacked the man, who was not named, after he was filmed by the security camera of his bus pilfering 1,000 yen (Rs 599) in 2022.
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Chinese Police Dog Loses Year-End Bonus For Sleeping On Job, Peeing In Bowl. Internet Reacts
The incident was shared on social media by the Weifang Public Security Bureau, which operates the account "Corgi Police Dog Fuzai and Its Comrades".
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75-Year-Old Loses Rs 13 Crore In Telangana's Biggest Cyber Fraud
In what may turn out to be the biggest cyber financial fraud from an individual reported to Telangana's Cyber Security Bureau, a 75-year-old man has lost Rs 13 crore. The victim had retired as a senior manager of a public sector unit.
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Rakesh Asthana Appointed Chief Of Border Security Force
Rakesh Asthana, the chief of Bureau of Civil Aviation Security, has been appointed the Director General of Border Security Force. The former officer of the Central Bureau of investigations had made headlines with his bitter public clash with his then boss Alok Verma and was subject to long investigation in a bribery case in which he was allegedly i...
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CBI Officer Probing Rakesh Asthana Case Sent Back To State Cadre
A CBI officer in charge of the probe against Rakesh Asthana, a former Special Director at the agency transferred under controversial circumstances earlier this year, was removed from his position by the central government today. The decision on "repatriating" Deputy Inspector General Tarun Gauba was conveyed through an order issued by the Ministry ...
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US Warns Public About Attacks On Energy, Industrial Firms
The U.S government issued a rare public warning about hacking campaigns targeting energy and industrial firms, the latest evidence that cyber attacks present an increasing threat to the power industry and other public infrastructure.
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Anti-Terror Robots Debut in Beijing
Amid increasing terror attacks at home and abroad, a Chinese firm has introduced three robots specialising in reconnaissance, armed attack and moving and defusing a bomb.
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Indian Convicted in Kickback Scheme Sting in United States
An Indian man has been convicted in the US for his role in a fraudulent scheme to pay kickbacks to an undercover agent posing as a corrupt hedge fund manager in order to obtain financing for small, publicly traded companies.
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China Says Over 150 "Economic Fugitives" at Large in the US
More than 150 economic fugitives, many of whom are corrupt officials or suspected of graft in China, are at large in the United States, Chinese state media said on Monday, citing a senior official from the public security ministry.
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Edward Snowden Leaks Spur New Crop of Secure Phones, Communications
Public concerns about the US government's secretive surveillance programs exposed by Edward Snowden have spawned a slew of encryption products and privacy services that aim to make electronic spying more difficult.
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China Lifts Air Control Measures Caused by Military Drills
China will on Friday lift air traffic control measures imposed to allow military drills and which have caused major delays and cancellations of flights, raising concerns over airline earnings.
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Beijing Launches Armed Police Patrol Force
Beijing launched armed police patrols on Monday to handle violent incidents in the capital city, authorities said, three weeks ahead of the 25th anniversary of the Tiananmen crackdown and after a series of attacks on civilians.
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US surveillance leaks threaten police use of new technologies, says official
Public disclosures about US government surveillance threaten the ability of police to use powerful new technologies such as drones and mobile license plate readers, a top law enforcement official said on Sunday.
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Protests in Chinese city over planned chemical plant
Hundreds of people took to the streets of the Chinese city of Kunming on Saturday to protest against a planned refinery, in the latest show of concern over the effects of rapid growth on the environment.
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Meet Fu Zai, China's First Police Corgi With 400,000 Followers And A Nose For Trouble
"He couldn't resist food, which actually showed he had a strong drive to work," Zhao said in an interview with Chinese state media.
-
Japan Bus Driver Steals Rs 600, Then Loses Rs 71 Lakh Retirement Package
Kyoto City sacked the man, who was not named, after he was filmed by the security camera of his bus pilfering 1,000 yen (Rs 599) in 2022.
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Chinese Police Dog Loses Year-End Bonus For Sleeping On Job, Peeing In Bowl. Internet Reacts
The incident was shared on social media by the Weifang Public Security Bureau, which operates the account "Corgi Police Dog Fuzai and Its Comrades".
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75-Year-Old Loses Rs 13 Crore In Telangana's Biggest Cyber Fraud
In what may turn out to be the biggest cyber financial fraud from an individual reported to Telangana's Cyber Security Bureau, a 75-year-old man has lost Rs 13 crore. The victim had retired as a senior manager of a public sector unit.
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Rakesh Asthana Appointed Chief Of Border Security Force
Rakesh Asthana, the chief of Bureau of Civil Aviation Security, has been appointed the Director General of Border Security Force. The former officer of the Central Bureau of investigations had made headlines with his bitter public clash with his then boss Alok Verma and was subject to long investigation in a bribery case in which he was allegedly i...
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CBI Officer Probing Rakesh Asthana Case Sent Back To State Cadre
A CBI officer in charge of the probe against Rakesh Asthana, a former Special Director at the agency transferred under controversial circumstances earlier this year, was removed from his position by the central government today. The decision on "repatriating" Deputy Inspector General Tarun Gauba was conveyed through an order issued by the Ministry ...
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US Warns Public About Attacks On Energy, Industrial Firms
The U.S government issued a rare public warning about hacking campaigns targeting energy and industrial firms, the latest evidence that cyber attacks present an increasing threat to the power industry and other public infrastructure.
-
Anti-Terror Robots Debut in Beijing
Amid increasing terror attacks at home and abroad, a Chinese firm has introduced three robots specialising in reconnaissance, armed attack and moving and defusing a bomb.
-
Indian Convicted in Kickback Scheme Sting in United States
An Indian man has been convicted in the US for his role in a fraudulent scheme to pay kickbacks to an undercover agent posing as a corrupt hedge fund manager in order to obtain financing for small, publicly traded companies.
-
China Says Over 150 "Economic Fugitives" at Large in the US
More than 150 economic fugitives, many of whom are corrupt officials or suspected of graft in China, are at large in the United States, Chinese state media said on Monday, citing a senior official from the public security ministry.
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Edward Snowden Leaks Spur New Crop of Secure Phones, Communications
Public concerns about the US government's secretive surveillance programs exposed by Edward Snowden have spawned a slew of encryption products and privacy services that aim to make electronic spying more difficult.
-
China Lifts Air Control Measures Caused by Military Drills
China will on Friday lift air traffic control measures imposed to allow military drills and which have caused major delays and cancellations of flights, raising concerns over airline earnings.
-
Beijing Launches Armed Police Patrol Force
Beijing launched armed police patrols on Monday to handle violent incidents in the capital city, authorities said, three weeks ahead of the 25th anniversary of the Tiananmen crackdown and after a series of attacks on civilians.
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US surveillance leaks threaten police use of new technologies, says official
Public disclosures about US government surveillance threaten the ability of police to use powerful new technologies such as drones and mobile license plate readers, a top law enforcement official said on Sunday.
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Protests in Chinese city over planned chemical plant
Hundreds of people took to the streets of the Chinese city of Kunming on Saturday to protest against a planned refinery, in the latest show of concern over the effects of rapid growth on the environment.
