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Xi Jinping In Delhi For BRICS. How China's President Travels With A Special Plane And Bulletproof Limousine
Xi Jinping travels abroad on a modified Boeing 747 with advanced security and rides in a bulletproof Hongqi N701 limousine.
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Mumbai Police To Outsource 3,000 Personnel Due To Manpower Shortage
In a bid to overcome the shortage of constables in the Mumbai Police force, the state government has given the nod to outsource 3,000 personnel from the Maharashtra State Security Corporation (MSSC).
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Ericsson Faces SEC Probe Over 2019 Investigation Report Revealing Iraq Bribery Case
Ericsson stated that the US SEC has recently opened an investigation concerning the matters described in the company's 2019 Iraq investigation report. The company disclosed in February that it may have made payments to the Islamic State militant group in Iraq. Ericsson said it is fully cooperating with the SEC over the probe.
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US Tour Operator Who Spied For China Sent To 4 Years In Prison
A San Francisco tour operator who handled dead drops of sensitive information on behalf of Beijing's Ministry of State Security was sentenced Tuesday to four years in prison for spying for China.
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Mamata Banerjee Gets A State Security Adviser Post, BJP Sniggers At "Make Believe PM Dreams"
For the first time ever, West Bengal will have a State Security Advisor or SSA who will take office from Friday, June 1. But even before the first SSA takes office, the brand new post, created by the Mamata Banerjee government on May 23, has run into condemnation from the opposition BJP.
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Chinese Paper Applauds Anti-Spy Efforts After Report CIA Sources Killed
An influential state-run newspaper applauded China's anti-espionage efforts on Monday after the New York Times said China had killed or imprisoned up to 20 CIA sources, hobbling U.S. spying operations in a massive intelligence breach.
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Thailand Receives Russian Warning of ISIS Threat
Thai police say they have received a warning from Russia's state security agency that 10 Syrians who may be linked to the ISIS could stage attacks in Thailand on targets associated with Russia and other foes of the militants.
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North Korea 'Categorically' Rejects United Nations Rights Resolution
North Korea today rejected a UN resolution on its human rights violations as a product of the hostile policy by the United States seeking to topple its socialist regime.
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19 Killed in Sao Paulo Shootings
Nineteen people were killed and seven injured overnight in a wave of shootings in Brazil's biggest city, Sao Paulo, some of them gunned down in cold blood as they sat in a bar.
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US Has Yet to Notify 21.5 Million Data Breach Victims: Officials
Two months after discovering that sensitive personal information on 21.5 million Americans was compromised in a hack of government databanks, none of those affected has been officially notified, government officials said on Tuesday.
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US Employee Data Breach Tied to Chinese Intelligence: Sources
The Chinese hacking group suspected of stealing sensitive information about millions of current and former U.S. government employees has a different mission and organizational structure than the military hackers who have been accused of other U.S. data breaches, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Gunmen Kill 10 in North Mexico Beer Hall: Official
Gunmen stormed a beer hall in northern Mexico on Friday, killing 10 people in broad daylight in a suburb of the industrial city of Monterrey, authorities said.
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France's Fabius Heads to Mideast to Sell Peace Initiative
France's foreign minister heads to the Middle East this weekend with an initiative aimed at bringing Israel and the Palestinians back to peace talks under an international framework amid growing regional instability.
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Around Rs 76 Lakh is Spent Every Month on Mumbai Monorail Security
The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) spends around Rs 76 lakh a month on the security of Monorail, its seven stations and depots that are operational since February 2014, an RTI query has revealed.
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Hacked French TV Station Admits New 'Blunder' Over Password
French TV5Monde television channel, which suffered a major hack by self-proclaimed Islamic State militants this week, on Friday admitted an Internet security 'blunder' Thursday during a programme discussing the cyber-attack.
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Xi Jinping In Delhi For BRICS. How China's President Travels With A Special Plane And Bulletproof Limousine
Xi Jinping travels abroad on a modified Boeing 747 with advanced security and rides in a bulletproof Hongqi N701 limousine.
-
Mumbai Police To Outsource 3,000 Personnel Due To Manpower Shortage
In a bid to overcome the shortage of constables in the Mumbai Police force, the state government has given the nod to outsource 3,000 personnel from the Maharashtra State Security Corporation (MSSC).
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Ericsson Faces SEC Probe Over 2019 Investigation Report Revealing Iraq Bribery Case
Ericsson stated that the US SEC has recently opened an investigation concerning the matters described in the company's 2019 Iraq investigation report. The company disclosed in February that it may have made payments to the Islamic State militant group in Iraq. Ericsson said it is fully cooperating with the SEC over the probe.
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US Tour Operator Who Spied For China Sent To 4 Years In Prison
A San Francisco tour operator who handled dead drops of sensitive information on behalf of Beijing's Ministry of State Security was sentenced Tuesday to four years in prison for spying for China.
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Mamata Banerjee Gets A State Security Adviser Post, BJP Sniggers At "Make Believe PM Dreams"
For the first time ever, West Bengal will have a State Security Advisor or SSA who will take office from Friday, June 1. But even before the first SSA takes office, the brand new post, created by the Mamata Banerjee government on May 23, has run into condemnation from the opposition BJP.
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Chinese Paper Applauds Anti-Spy Efforts After Report CIA Sources Killed
An influential state-run newspaper applauded China's anti-espionage efforts on Monday after the New York Times said China had killed or imprisoned up to 20 CIA sources, hobbling U.S. spying operations in a massive intelligence breach.
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Thailand Receives Russian Warning of ISIS Threat
Thai police say they have received a warning from Russia's state security agency that 10 Syrians who may be linked to the ISIS could stage attacks in Thailand on targets associated with Russia and other foes of the militants.
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North Korea 'Categorically' Rejects United Nations Rights Resolution
North Korea today rejected a UN resolution on its human rights violations as a product of the hostile policy by the United States seeking to topple its socialist regime.
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19 Killed in Sao Paulo Shootings
Nineteen people were killed and seven injured overnight in a wave of shootings in Brazil's biggest city, Sao Paulo, some of them gunned down in cold blood as they sat in a bar.
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US Has Yet to Notify 21.5 Million Data Breach Victims: Officials
Two months after discovering that sensitive personal information on 21.5 million Americans was compromised in a hack of government databanks, none of those affected has been officially notified, government officials said on Tuesday.
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US Employee Data Breach Tied to Chinese Intelligence: Sources
The Chinese hacking group suspected of stealing sensitive information about millions of current and former U.S. government employees has a different mission and organizational structure than the military hackers who have been accused of other U.S. data breaches, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Gunmen Kill 10 in North Mexico Beer Hall: Official
Gunmen stormed a beer hall in northern Mexico on Friday, killing 10 people in broad daylight in a suburb of the industrial city of Monterrey, authorities said.
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France's Fabius Heads to Mideast to Sell Peace Initiative
France's foreign minister heads to the Middle East this weekend with an initiative aimed at bringing Israel and the Palestinians back to peace talks under an international framework amid growing regional instability.
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Around Rs 76 Lakh is Spent Every Month on Mumbai Monorail Security
The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) spends around Rs 76 lakh a month on the security of Monorail, its seven stations and depots that are operational since February 2014, an RTI query has revealed.
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Hacked French TV Station Admits New 'Blunder' Over Password
French TV5Monde television channel, which suffered a major hack by self-proclaimed Islamic State militants this week, on Friday admitted an Internet security 'blunder' Thursday during a programme discussing the cyber-attack.
