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'National security claims cannot be made out of thin air': Indian SC quashes centre's ban on MediaOne

India's Supreme Court on Wednesday quashed the Indian central government's ban on the telecast of the Malayalam language channel 'MediaOne' and said that "national security claims can't be made out of thin hair." A bench headed by Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud observed that the State can't impose unreasonable restrictions on the press as such an action would have chilling effects on press freedom. The top court alleged that the State is using natio...
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Clandestine document reveals Russia's secret plans to destabilise neighbour Moldova over a 10 year period

As the world focuses its attention on the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, Moscow, as per reports, has nefarious plans to destabilise another neighbour: Moldova. This revelation has been made by the uncovering of secret plans that goes into detail about how Moldova could be destabilised.
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Morning news brief: N. Zealand bans Tiktok, France pension protests escalate, and more

Police clashed with protesters in Paris after the French government took the decision to force pension reforms without voting in parliament. In other news, As the world focuses its attention on the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, Moscow, as per reports, has nefarious plans to destabilise another neighbour: Moldova. Finally, New Zealand bans TikTok on devices with access to the country's parliamentary network over cybersecurity concerns.  Click on the headlines to read more:
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Morning news brief: Japan forced to self-destruct rocket, UK to unveil new anti-migrant law, and more

The United Kingdom is all set to unveil a hotly debated law that seeks to stop illegal migrant crossings across the English channel. It will reportedly depart asylum seekers to unspecified "safe third countries". In other news, Japan was forced to trigger the self-destruction of its rocket after the space vehicle encountered engine failure. Meanwhile, amid soaring temperatures in Australia's New South Wales (NSW) region, the nation's Bureau of Meteorology has warned that h...
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Morning news brief: Estonia elections, Pope John Paul II covered up cases of paedophilia in church, & more

The Reform party of Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas won the election for the European Parliament on Sunday (March 5), with Tallinn's (the capital and most populous city of Estonia) administration remaining one of Europe's most ardently pro-Kyiv. In other news, a new report alleges that the late Polish Pope John Paul II a.k.a Karol Wojtyla knew about child abuse in Poland's Catholic Church even before taking over as pontiff.
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Australia's nuclear safety agency joins the hunt for missing radioactive capsule

Australia's nuclear safety agency, on Tuesday, announced that it was joining the hunt for the small radioactive capsule, which a few days ago went missing in the west of the country. In a statement, the Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency (ARPANSA) said it would work in conjunction with the Western Australia government to locate the capsule. Watch | Radioactive capsule lost in Western Australia along 1,400 km route, authorities issue health warning
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United Kingdom brings in law to kick out 'foreign criminals'

The United Kingdom government on Monday enacted new measures to speed up the deportation of "foreign criminals". With the move, the nation has clamped down on some who had claimed protection as purported victims of modern slavery. It cites the case of a convicted rapist who had escaped deportation by claiming himself to be a victim of human trafficking by criminal gangs, only to commit another rape. Watch | UK claims 200 Asylum-seeking children missing, some aged under 16
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