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Pakistan is changing its strategy to foment trouble in Jammu and Kashmir by sending highly trained and well-equipped terroristsNew Delhi: Pakistan is changing its strategy to foment trouble in Jammu and Kashmir by sending highly trained and well-equipped terrorists for guerrilla attacks on security convoys, camps and patrols instead of using them in the Kashmir valley to target civilians and
Ed Cassano, the CEO of Pelagic Research Services, said his team was processing a lot of emotions.
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California regulators will decide on July 13 whether to allow 24/7 driverless cabs from Waymo and Cruise in SF, as city officials fume over a lack of control — To their dismay, local officials have …
Officials say Atlanta Police Department motorcycles have been damaged in an intentional fire caused by devices set inside a training facility.
Mohammed Soliman is a prominent strategist known for formulating the strategy and vision behind the I2U2 initiative and providing extensive analysis of India’s engagement in the Middle East. He additionally serves as a Director at the Middle East Institute, where he explores the intersection of technology, geopolitics, and business in the region.A native of Cairo, Soliman has established himself
India is scared of China’s riseWashington has made an enormous bet in the Indo-Pacific. It always has trusted India as a key geostrategic partner in its geopolitical rivalry with China, from George W. Bush to the current president of the USA. The USA has always treated India as a key partner against the rising power in South Asia.Joe Biden’s Administration has taken this relationship one step
Cost of living crisis and rising interest rates forcing more people to become ‘trapped in poverty’The number of UK households struggling with heavy debt has increased by two thirds since 2017, according to new analysis. Debt Justice, a charity that cam…
London sent the Hawker Hurricanes to the Soviet Union to help them fight against Nazi Germany.
The Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant has been in danger throughout the conflict, but the risks of a meltdown rose sharply with the destruction of the Kakhovka dam.