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Turkish Mafia Among Key Targets In London's Massive Crime Crackdown, Says Police
London's Metropolitan Police have intensified action against organised crime, including Turkish-linked gangs, helping reduce the city's homicide rate to its lowest level in over a decade amid broader anti-violence strategies.
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Big Drop In Insurgency In Northeast Under PM's Leadership: Union Minister
There has been a 74 per cent reduction in insurgency-related violence, 60 per cent reduction in attacks on security forces and 89 per cent decrease in civilian deaths in the Northeast, Union Minister G Kishan Reddy said on Thursday.
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Pakistan, US Discuss "Negotiated" Political Settlement In Afghanistan: Report
Pakistan's National Security Adviser Moeed Yusuf met with his American counterpart Jake Sullivan in Washington during which the two leaders discussed the urgent need for reduction in violence and a "negotiated" political settlement in Afghanistan.
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In First, Gaza Sees No Deaths Overnight After Violence Began A Week Ago
Gaza health officials said on Tuesday they had no reports of Palestinians killed overnight in ongoing Israeli strikes on the enclave, the first apparent reduction of casualties since fighting erupted on May 10.
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Top US General Meets Taliban, Afghan Leader Ahead of Pullout; Calls For "Reduction Of Violence"
The top US military officer met separately this week with the Taliban and Afghanistan's president to push for a negotiated solution as the United States pulls out, the Pentagon said Thursday.
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Afghan Military Base Stormed, 27 Security Personnel Killed
At least 27 security personnel were killed when a military base was stormed in Afghanistan on Thursday, in one of the biggest attacks since a violence reduction agreement was signed between the United States and the Taliban last month.
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US Announces Partial Taliban Truce Amid Signs Deal Is Near
The United States has secured of a seven-day reduction in violence in Afghanistan that it hopes will allow it to strike a deal with the Taliban, officials said Thursday.
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Semi-Arranged Marriages Replacing Arranged Marriages In India: UN Report
Semi-arranged marriages are partially replacing arranged marriages in India, especially in urban areas, leading to reduction in marital violence and giving women a greater say in crucial decisions on finances and family planning, according to a UN report.
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Terror Violence Has Dipped In Jammu And Kashmir: Home Ministry Data
Terrorist violence has come down in Jammu and Kashmir substantially ever since the state has been placed under Governor's rule but incidents of stone pelting have increased marginally according to data complied by the Home Ministry.
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John Kerry Says Early Reports Indicate Reduction In Syria Violence
Early reports show some reduction of violence in Syria since a cessation of hostilities brokered by the United States and Russia came into effect on Monday, US Secretary of State John Kerry said.
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Strengthen Sanctions Regime Against Terrorists: India to UN Security Council
Afghan peace talks without "perceptible reduction" in violence by the Taliban will not eliminate risks to reconciliation, India has said as it called on the Security Council to strengthen its sanctions regime to ensure listed terror outfits are denied safe havens.
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Turkish Mafia Among Key Targets In London's Massive Crime Crackdown, Says Police
London's Metropolitan Police have intensified action against organised crime, including Turkish-linked gangs, helping reduce the city's homicide rate to its lowest level in over a decade amid broader anti-violence strategies.
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Big Drop In Insurgency In Northeast Under PM's Leadership: Union Minister
There has been a 74 per cent reduction in insurgency-related violence, 60 per cent reduction in attacks on security forces and 89 per cent decrease in civilian deaths in the Northeast, Union Minister G Kishan Reddy said on Thursday.
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Pakistan, US Discuss "Negotiated" Political Settlement In Afghanistan: Report
Pakistan's National Security Adviser Moeed Yusuf met with his American counterpart Jake Sullivan in Washington during which the two leaders discussed the urgent need for reduction in violence and a "negotiated" political settlement in Afghanistan.
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In First, Gaza Sees No Deaths Overnight After Violence Began A Week Ago
Gaza health officials said on Tuesday they had no reports of Palestinians killed overnight in ongoing Israeli strikes on the enclave, the first apparent reduction of casualties since fighting erupted on May 10.
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Top US General Meets Taliban, Afghan Leader Ahead of Pullout; Calls For "Reduction Of Violence"
The top US military officer met separately this week with the Taliban and Afghanistan's president to push for a negotiated solution as the United States pulls out, the Pentagon said Thursday.
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Afghan Military Base Stormed, 27 Security Personnel Killed
At least 27 security personnel were killed when a military base was stormed in Afghanistan on Thursday, in one of the biggest attacks since a violence reduction agreement was signed between the United States and the Taliban last month.
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US Announces Partial Taliban Truce Amid Signs Deal Is Near
The United States has secured of a seven-day reduction in violence in Afghanistan that it hopes will allow it to strike a deal with the Taliban, officials said Thursday.
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Semi-Arranged Marriages Replacing Arranged Marriages In India: UN Report
Semi-arranged marriages are partially replacing arranged marriages in India, especially in urban areas, leading to reduction in marital violence and giving women a greater say in crucial decisions on finances and family planning, according to a UN report.
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Terror Violence Has Dipped In Jammu And Kashmir: Home Ministry Data
Terrorist violence has come down in Jammu and Kashmir substantially ever since the state has been placed under Governor's rule but incidents of stone pelting have increased marginally according to data complied by the Home Ministry.
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John Kerry Says Early Reports Indicate Reduction In Syria Violence
Early reports show some reduction of violence in Syria since a cessation of hostilities brokered by the United States and Russia came into effect on Monday, US Secretary of State John Kerry said.
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Strengthen Sanctions Regime Against Terrorists: India to UN Security Council
Afghan peace talks without "perceptible reduction" in violence by the Taliban will not eliminate risks to reconciliation, India has said as it called on the Security Council to strengthen its sanctions regime to ensure listed terror outfits are denied safe havens.
