UK police patrol far-right protests after third night of riots

Britain’s Labour Party Prime Minister Kier Starmer has accused “thugs” of “hijacking” the nation’s grief to “sow hatred” and pledged that anyone carrying out violent acts would “face the full force of the law”. File | Photo Credit: AP UK police monitored several far-right protests and counter-demonstrations on August 3 after a third night of…

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Kerala landslide: State announces township to rehabilitate survivors

The Kerala government on Saturday announced that a township will be established in a secure area to rehabilitate those displaced by the catastrophic landslide that occurred in the Mundakkai region of Wayanad district. During a press conference here, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said a comprehensive rehabilitation process is planned and will be implemented swiftly. Vijayan…

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Iran says expects Hezbollah to hit deeper inside Israel

Protesters hold up posters of Hezbollah senior commander Fuad Shukr, who was killed in an Israeli strike, and assassinated Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh, and Houthi leader Abdul-Malik al-Houthi during a protest to show solidarity with Palestinian prisoners, outside the United Nations offices in Sanaa, Yemen, on August 3, 2024. | Photo Credit: Reuters Iran said…

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ISIS commander among three arrested in Pakistan’s Punjab Province

Pakistani law enforcement agencies have arrested three alleged terrorists, including an “important” commander of ISIS in the Punjab Province of the country, the police said on August 3. The Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) of Punjab police said in a statement that three Daesh (ISIS) terrorists have been arrested during an intelligence-based operation in Faisalabad, Jehlum…

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Prisoner swap: Vladimir Putin signals Russia won’t forget its security operatives abroad

President Vladimir Putin strode along the red carpet between two rows of rifle-toting honour guards and warmly greeted intelligence operatives freed in the biggest prisoner swap with the West since the Cold War. “The Motherland hasn’t forgotten about you for a minute,” Mr. Putin said, embracing each of them after they walked down the steps…

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Sri Lanka’s Supreme Court suspends controversial visa process involving Indian company

Sri Lanka’s Supreme Court ordered that the previously used online visa system be restored. File | Photo Credit: Reuters Sri Lanka’s Supreme court on August 2 issued an interim order suspending the government’s new visa scheme, run by a consortium including an Indian company, that earlier sparked controversy over allegations of corruption totalling over a…

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