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China retains top position in global rankings on countries with maximum number of imprisoned journalists

China had topped last year's rankings as well. The country is known for imposing stringent restrictions on press freedom

After communist link emerges in Wistron plant vandalism, Chinese propagandist uses it to threaten other companies moving from China to India

The propagandist of China's Communist Party, subtly threatening the other partners of Apple Inc such as Foxconn, asked whether these companies now regret about moving those facilities to India.

Pakistan: Police defuse faulty bomb, which failed to explode, from the car of a Chinese businessman in Karachi

Two miscreants who were riding a bike planted the explosive on the car of the Chinese restaurant owner in Karachi.

WHO chief Tedros Adhanom, earlier accused of Coronavirus coverup, now faces allegations of genocide. Read details

Nobel Peace Prize nominee David Steinman has complained to ICJ in Hague against WHO chief Dr Tedros. He has accused him of aiding ethnic cleansing in Ethiopia when he was in the government.

‘No relationship can be one-sided’: Former Indian diplomats slam Trudeau’s continuous support to Khalistani elements in Canada

The letter slammed Trudeau and other Canadian lawmakers for turning a blind eye to the threat of terrorism and unrest, damaging their relationship with India, for their vote bank politics.

Family of former Nawab of Junagadh, living in Pakistan, still dreams that Junagadh is part of Pakistan, organises ‘recognition ceremony’

Pakistan continues to live in a state of delusion as it continues to lay claim on India's Junagadh

Speculations rife Donald Trump will pardon Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, activist currently lodged at British prison

There are strong rumours floating around that Donald Trump might pardon Wikileaks founder Julian Assange.

Bangladeshis protest outside in Washington outside Pak embassy seeking apology for 1971 ‘Operation Searchlight’: Read details

Pakistan continues to dispute the 1971 genocide, far from being apologetic about the heinous crimes committed during Operation Searchlight.

Niger witnesses deadly terrorist attack by Boko Haram jihadis, village burned, 27 people killed

Boko Haram terrorists had attacked a village in Niger a day before regional elections. They burned most of the village and killed 27 people.

Chinese Communist Party’s data leak shows how China infiltrated corporates, foreign consulates, including Indian, for spying

The CCP through a recruitment agency carried out a well-coordinated infiltration by getting its members employed in senior, specialist and advisory positions in consulates of countries such as India, UK, USA and Australia.

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