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'Xi Has Removed 110 Generals': Tibetan Leader Flags Beijing's "Power Struggle"
In an interview with NDTV, Tibetan government-in-exile President Penpa Tsering said Xi Jinping had removed "more than 110 military generals" since taking control of the Communist Party.
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Maharashtra's 'Ladki Bahin' Scheme Shocker: 90 Lakh Women Axed In 'Purge'
What began as Maharashtra's most ambitious social safety net - the Mukhyamantri Majhi Ladki Bahin Yojana - has hit a massive administrative roadblock.
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China Sacks Minister, 9 Military Officials As Part Of Xi's Corruption Purge
They also voted to remove Liu Shaoyun from his position as head of the People's Liberation Army's military court, without explaining why.
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NASA To Return Moon Rocket To Hangar For More Repairs Before Astronauts Strap In
Grounded until at least April, NASA's giant moon rocket is headed back to the hangar this week for more repairs before astronauts climb aboard.
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As Xi Jinping Purges His Commanders, CIA Sees Opening In Beijing's Barracks
Weeks after China's top military general was removed, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) of the United States released a new Chinese-language video to appeal to disillusioned People's Liberation Army officers.
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Bloodbath At The Washington Post: Ishaan Tharoor Among 300 Axed
In one of the most sweeping newsroom purges in recent American media history, The Washington Post has laid off more than 300 journalists and staff, over a third of its editorial workforce.
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Behind China's Military Purge: Nuclear Missiles Filled With Water, Not Fuel
Chinese President Xi Jinping is overseeing a sweeping purge of China's military elite after a corruption scandal in the Rocket Force exposed missiles filled with water, faulty launch silos, and broken command systems.
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Opinion | China's Fallen Generals: Inside Xi's Military Purge, And What It Means For The Border
A sweeping purge at the top of the PLA raises urgent questions about loyalty and border stability in China.
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Opinion | The Miami 'Purge': India Must Decide Its Seat As Trump 'Restructures' The G20
The restructuring of G20 reflects Trump's transactional worldview and his administration's impatience with multilateral forums that require consensus-building with developing economies.
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FBI Fires More Agents Linked To Trump Election Probe: Sources
The FBI has continued its personnel purge, forcing out additional agents and supervisors tied to the federal investigation into President Donald Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election.
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Opinion | China's Great Military Bloodbath: Why Is Xi Firing His Own Loyalists?
On October 17, 2025, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) expelled nine of its most senior military leaders, including members of the Central Military Commission, former defence ministers, and theatre commanders. What's behind these purges?
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Microsoft To Lay Off Over 9,000 Employees, 2nd Big Job Purge In Months: Report
Microsoft is laying off as many as 4%, or roughly 9,100, of its employees in the largest round of job cuts since 2023, the Seattle Times reported on Wednesday.
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Trump Fires National Security Agency Director Timothy Haugh: Report
US President Donald Trump fired General Timothy Haugh as director of the National Security Agency, in a national security purge that sources said on Friday included more than a dozen staff at the White House national security council.
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Blue Origin Reschedules New Glenn Rocket Launch After Technical Setback
A technical issue has delayed Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket launch, initially planned for January 13, 2025. Ice formation in a purge line of the auxiliary power unit caused the mission to be scrubbed. The reusable first stage of the rocket is set to land on a ship named Jacklyn after liftoff. Blue Origin has rescheduled the launch for January 16, ...
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Iran Begins Purge After Hamas Chief's Assassination In Tehran
In response to the killing of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in its capital Tehran, Iran has arrested over two dozen individuals, including high-ranking intelligence officers, military officials, and staff at a military-run guesthouse in the capital.
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'Xi Has Removed 110 Generals': Tibetan Leader Flags Beijing's "Power Struggle"
In an interview with NDTV, Tibetan government-in-exile President Penpa Tsering said Xi Jinping had removed "more than 110 military generals" since taking control of the Communist Party.
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Maharashtra's 'Ladki Bahin' Scheme Shocker: 90 Lakh Women Axed In 'Purge'
What began as Maharashtra's most ambitious social safety net - the Mukhyamantri Majhi Ladki Bahin Yojana - has hit a massive administrative roadblock.
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China Sacks Minister, 9 Military Officials As Part Of Xi's Corruption Purge
They also voted to remove Liu Shaoyun from his position as head of the People's Liberation Army's military court, without explaining why.
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NASA To Return Moon Rocket To Hangar For More Repairs Before Astronauts Strap In
Grounded until at least April, NASA's giant moon rocket is headed back to the hangar this week for more repairs before astronauts climb aboard.
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As Xi Jinping Purges His Commanders, CIA Sees Opening In Beijing's Barracks
Weeks after China's top military general was removed, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) of the United States released a new Chinese-language video to appeal to disillusioned People's Liberation Army officers.
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Bloodbath At The Washington Post: Ishaan Tharoor Among 300 Axed
In one of the most sweeping newsroom purges in recent American media history, The Washington Post has laid off more than 300 journalists and staff, over a third of its editorial workforce.
-
Behind China's Military Purge: Nuclear Missiles Filled With Water, Not Fuel
Chinese President Xi Jinping is overseeing a sweeping purge of China's military elite after a corruption scandal in the Rocket Force exposed missiles filled with water, faulty launch silos, and broken command systems.
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Opinion | China's Fallen Generals: Inside Xi's Military Purge, And What It Means For The Border
A sweeping purge at the top of the PLA raises urgent questions about loyalty and border stability in China.
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Opinion | The Miami 'Purge': India Must Decide Its Seat As Trump 'Restructures' The G20
The restructuring of G20 reflects Trump's transactional worldview and his administration's impatience with multilateral forums that require consensus-building with developing economies.
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FBI Fires More Agents Linked To Trump Election Probe: Sources
The FBI has continued its personnel purge, forcing out additional agents and supervisors tied to the federal investigation into President Donald Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election.
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Opinion | China's Great Military Bloodbath: Why Is Xi Firing His Own Loyalists?
On October 17, 2025, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) expelled nine of its most senior military leaders, including members of the Central Military Commission, former defence ministers, and theatre commanders. What's behind these purges?
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Microsoft To Lay Off Over 9,000 Employees, 2nd Big Job Purge In Months: Report
Microsoft is laying off as many as 4%, or roughly 9,100, of its employees in the largest round of job cuts since 2023, the Seattle Times reported on Wednesday.
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Trump Fires National Security Agency Director Timothy Haugh: Report
US President Donald Trump fired General Timothy Haugh as director of the National Security Agency, in a national security purge that sources said on Friday included more than a dozen staff at the White House national security council.
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Blue Origin Reschedules New Glenn Rocket Launch After Technical Setback
A technical issue has delayed Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket launch, initially planned for January 13, 2025. Ice formation in a purge line of the auxiliary power unit caused the mission to be scrubbed. The reusable first stage of the rocket is set to land on a ship named Jacklyn after liftoff. Blue Origin has rescheduled the launch for January 16, ...
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Iran Begins Purge After Hamas Chief's Assassination In Tehran
In response to the killing of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in its capital Tehran, Iran has arrested over two dozen individuals, including high-ranking intelligence officers, military officials, and staff at a military-run guesthouse in the capital.
