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Bangladesh Allows Visa-Free Entry To Passport Holders Of World's Most Secretive Country
In an unexpected shift, Bangladesh now permits visa-on-arrival for North Korean travellers, expanding the limited global mobility available to holders of the isolated nation's passport.
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New Book Publishing Rules For Armed Forces Amid Row Over Ex Army Chief Book
Controversy over an unpublished memoir by former Army Chief General MM Naravane has triggered both a police investigation and a policy rethink within the Ministry of Defence, with the government now moving towards forming stricter rules
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Russia Offered US A Secret Deal To Swap Venezuela For Ukraine In 2019
Russian officials indicated in 2019 that the Kremlin would be willing to back off from its support for Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela in exchange for a free hand in Ukraine, according to Fiona Hill, an adviser to President Donald Trump at the time.
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China Refutes Trump's Nuke Testing Charge: "Beijing Abides By Commitment"
Beijing has denied US President Donald Trump's claim that China is one of the nations making and testing nuclear weapons. Trump has earlier claimed that China, Russia, North Korea and Pakistan are among the nations that are testing their nukes.
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Renowned Indian-Origin US Defence Expert Ashley Tellis Arrested Over Secret Documents
Ashley J Tellis, a renowned foreign policy scholar and defence strategist of Indian origin, has been arrested and charged with unlawfully retaining classified national defence information, according to the US Attorney's Office in Virginia.
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How Nestle CEO's Secret Affair With Junior Employee Was Exposed
Nestle has fired its chief executive, Laurent Freixe, after an internal investigation confirmed he breached company policy by having a secret "romantic relationship" with a junior employee.
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Putin's 'Top Secret' Meet Over Nukes As Ukraine Plans Cruise Missile Attack
Vladimir Putin called for an urgent meeting of Moscow's top security council to discuss its nuclear deterrence. The move comes amid concerns in Russia over Ukraine being allowed by Western powers to use cruise missiles to target locations in Russia.
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Secret Trips, Cold Calculations, Coups: Henry Kissinger's Biggest Moments
Former US secretary of state Henry Kissinger, who passed away Wednesday at the age of 100, shaped American foreign policy like few others, with a long -- and highly controversial -- record.
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Apple Workplace Rules Violate US Labour Law, Agency Finds
Apple maintains workplace policies that unlawfully discourage employees from discussing working conditions, a US labour agency has found. The National Labor Relations Board will issue a complaint targeting the policies and claiming Apple executives made comments that stymied worker organising unless the company settles first, an agency official s...
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Apple's Child Sex Abuse Image-Scanning Move Said to Spark Concern Within Its Own Ranks
Apple's move to scan US customer phones and computers for child sex abuse images is facing a backlash that has grown to include employees speaking out internally, a notable turn in a company famed for its secretive culture, as well as provoking intensified protests from leading technology policy groups.
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Bangladesh Allows Visa-Free Entry To Passport Holders Of World's Most Secretive Country
In an unexpected shift, Bangladesh now permits visa-on-arrival for North Korean travellers, expanding the limited global mobility available to holders of the isolated nation's passport.
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New Book Publishing Rules For Armed Forces Amid Row Over Ex Army Chief Book
Controversy over an unpublished memoir by former Army Chief General MM Naravane has triggered both a police investigation and a policy rethink within the Ministry of Defence, with the government now moving towards forming stricter rules
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Russia Offered US A Secret Deal To Swap Venezuela For Ukraine In 2019
Russian officials indicated in 2019 that the Kremlin would be willing to back off from its support for Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela in exchange for a free hand in Ukraine, according to Fiona Hill, an adviser to President Donald Trump at the time.
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China Refutes Trump's Nuke Testing Charge: "Beijing Abides By Commitment"
Beijing has denied US President Donald Trump's claim that China is one of the nations making and testing nuclear weapons. Trump has earlier claimed that China, Russia, North Korea and Pakistan are among the nations that are testing their nukes.
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Renowned Indian-Origin US Defence Expert Ashley Tellis Arrested Over Secret Documents
Ashley J Tellis, a renowned foreign policy scholar and defence strategist of Indian origin, has been arrested and charged with unlawfully retaining classified national defence information, according to the US Attorney's Office in Virginia.
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How Nestle CEO's Secret Affair With Junior Employee Was Exposed
Nestle has fired its chief executive, Laurent Freixe, after an internal investigation confirmed he breached company policy by having a secret "romantic relationship" with a junior employee.
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Putin's 'Top Secret' Meet Over Nukes As Ukraine Plans Cruise Missile Attack
Vladimir Putin called for an urgent meeting of Moscow's top security council to discuss its nuclear deterrence. The move comes amid concerns in Russia over Ukraine being allowed by Western powers to use cruise missiles to target locations in Russia.
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Secret Trips, Cold Calculations, Coups: Henry Kissinger's Biggest Moments
Former US secretary of state Henry Kissinger, who passed away Wednesday at the age of 100, shaped American foreign policy like few others, with a long -- and highly controversial -- record.
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Apple Workplace Rules Violate US Labour Law, Agency Finds
Apple maintains workplace policies that unlawfully discourage employees from discussing working conditions, a US labour agency has found. The National Labor Relations Board will issue a complaint targeting the policies and claiming Apple executives made comments that stymied worker organising unless the company settles first, an agency official s...
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Apple's Child Sex Abuse Image-Scanning Move Said to Spark Concern Within Its Own Ranks
Apple's move to scan US customer phones and computers for child sex abuse images is facing a backlash that has grown to include employees speaking out internally, a notable turn in a company famed for its secretive culture, as well as provoking intensified protests from leading technology policy groups.
