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After Manipur Congress chief Keisham Meghachandra was allegedly assaulted in a meeting of all-party MLAs/ MPs/ Ministers at Kangla Fort in Imphal, Mallikarjun Kharge on Saturday wrote to Union Home Minister Amit Shah., India News, Times Now

Analysts say such warnings reflect a sense of insecurity among China's leaders.

Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa today met chiefs in Bulawayo to resolve the long-standing Gurkuhundi issue and said there is nothing more important than national unity. He posted on his X space that he emphasised to the chiefs’ council his commitment to resolve the Gukurahundi issue which has been raging since the 1990s. Like his mantra:

A Chinese national who studied music at Berklee has been convicted of threatening and cyberstalking a fellow student who posted flies on the school's campus in support democracy in the Asian nation.

The PRC continued to send high-altitude balloons into Taiwan’s Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ) after a four-day hiatus. Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense (MND) reported PRC high-altitude balloons flying across the Taiwan Strait every day this m

Cuba is planning to force political prisoner Lisdany Rodríguez Isaac to kill her unborn child, the NGO Prisoners Defenders denounced.

Beijing cites story of Chinese man who fell prey to a honey trap by foreign spies.

Ian J Stones, who worked with US firms General Motors and Pfizer, was jailed for five years after being convicted in 2022 for obtaining intelligence for overseas actors.

British businessman Ian J Stones who disappeared in China back in 2018 was jailed in 2022 for spying, Beijing has now said, while officials have warned citizens of honey plots by foreign spies

China’s intelligence agency has warned citizens to beware of “exotic beauties” who are trying to honeytrap them into revealing state secrets.