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Gaza’s fragile ceasefire faced its first major test as Israel launched airstrikes after accusing Hamas of killing two soldiers. While the US insists the truce holds, “some shooting” by Hamas was acknowledged. Mediators are working urgently to prevent…
Vietnam is racing to electrify its motorbike market, one of the largest in Southeast Asia with 77 million bikes on the road.
Aero L-39 Albatros high-performance jet trainer made by Aero Vodochody of Czech RepublicIndia and the Czech Republic recently held the 7th Joint Defence Committee (JDC) meeting in Prague from October 7 to 9, 2025, marking a significant step in their growing defence partnership.The meeting, led by India’s Additional Secretary and Director General (Acquisition) A Anbarasu and Czech Director General
With a chance to advance to the World Series, the Mariners slogged their way to a listless, sloppy loss to the Blue Jays and now face an elimination Game 7.
Paz, the son of a former president, promises ‘capitalism for all’ as election ends 20 years of socialist government.
The M’s played Game 6 like a team carrying the baggage of never being this close to the World Series. They looked tight and made simple mistakes in a 6-2 loss.
Haveus Aerotech has announced a major expansion into India’s defence sector, marking a significant milestone in the company’s decade-long journey within the country’s aviation industry.The announcement, which coincided with Diwali, signifies the firm’s formal approval as a sub-contractor under a leading Defence Public Sector Undertaking (PSU). This development broadens Haveus Aerotech’s
Intelligence sources indicate that Pakistan’s army chief Asim Munir has publicly blamed India for the recent border clashes involving Afghanistan.This accusation comes amid heightened tensions and violent confrontations along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, where Islamabad has faced intense fighting with the Taliban forces.Munir has adopted a hawkish stance, asserting that India is using Afghan
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The Indian Army has entered into a major contract worth ₹130.58 crore with JBM Auto Ltd for the procurement of 113 electric buses and 43 fast chargers. The agreement, concluded on 17 October 2025, marks the Army’s first large-scale venture into electric mobility, signalling a decisive shift towards sustainable fleet operations.This deal forms part of the Government of India’s PM E-Drive Program,