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Former Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa on Thursday denied allegations in a British television program that Islamic State-inspired extremists were used to carry out suicide bomb attacks in 2019 to create insecurity in the country and help him win election later that year. “To claim that a group of Islamic extremists launched suicide attacks in order to make me president is absurd,” Rajapaksa said in a public statement, his first since being ousted from power in July last year. In the program broadcast Tuesday, Channel 4 interviewed a man who said he arranged a meeting be...

Some military and US presidential officials have criticised Ukraine for striking occupied Crimea, as they see it as a distraction at best and a waste of resources at worst. Source: CNN with reference to its sources Details: One unnamed senior defence official said that "it's knocked the Russians off balance a bit, but it is not doing anything decisive".

Pakistan’s lower house Tuesday passed a bill that recommends a three-year prison term for anyone found guilty of disclosing the identity of an intelligence official, a move apparently aimed at stifling criticism of military-backed spy chiefs and agents. The legislation comes amid growing criticism of military and intelligence officers by former Prime Minister Imran Khan and his deputies. It is expected to pass the Senate this week and then go to President Arif Alvi for signing into law, a formality.

At a congressional hearing, a witness said “nonhuman biologics” were found at alleged crash sites.

Three former military officials told Congress Wednesday that they believe the government knows much more about UFOs than it is telling the public.