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Is China building an air base in Laos?
It’s just a pilot school, the two governments say
An explosive allegation rocks Germany’s spy agency
Its former chief is accused of passing on classified information to foreign agents
Arson at the school gate and tear gas on the streets
French pupils are angry and the country is tense
Europe’s lame-duck year could hardly come at a worse time
Elections will sap what little resolve Europe has to make tough decisions
Japan reckons with a spate of cyber attacks
Efforts to reinforce cyber-security are not keeping pace with threats
Who will be Spain’s next prime minister?
Spain’s Socialist party hopes to hold on to power but the right leads the polls
UK's oldest Indian restaurant owner accuses Crown Estate of not valuing curry traditions
Ranjit Mathrani, the owner of Veeraswamy, is taking legal action against the Crown Estate over lease refusal. He believes this reflects an undervaluation of Indian culinary traditions compared to European cuisine. The restaurant has a significant historical background with notable patrons, including Indian leaders. The Crown Estate maintains its decision is based on structural issues and not culinary bias.
Grenade seizure case: Pakistan-based ultra declared ‘proclaimed offender’
A special NIA court in Jammu has declared Nazir Hussain a proclaimed offender regarding grenade seizures. Hussain, originally from Hari village, is believed to be hiding in Pakistan currently. The court noted that previous non-bailable arrest warrants could not be executed due to his absence from home. Additionally, multiple attempts to compel Hussain to surrender have been unsuccessful.
Christa Pike ‘angry and confused’ about Tennessee’s failed execution effort, lawyers say
Her lawyers said she has pneumonia, severe swelling and difficulty eating and moving her arms, while Tennessee has suspended executions for the rest of the year.
India’s first high-altitude snow leopard safari flagged off in Ladakh
Ladakh has commenced India's first high-altitude wildlife safari that highlights snow leopard trails and community involvement. Vinai Kumar Saxena, the lieutenant governor, emphasized the importance of coexisting wildlife and development. The Snow Leopard and High-Altitude Nature Conservation Society is coordinating this project with local forest departments. The mapped safari routes traverse significant wildlife areas, including Hemis National Park and Changthang.
NIA court rejects bail plea of separatist Shabir Shah in 1996 funeral violence case
A Jammu NIA court rejected the bail application of Shabir Ahmad Shah, linked to a 30-year-old mob violence case. This case relates to violence during a terrorist's funeral procession in Srinagar, which Shah allegedly incited. The court expressed concern about potential threats to national security and the safety of protected witnesses. Shah argued that the investigation was reopened without justification and emphasized delays in legal actions.
Texas court lets oil company cross 1,604-acre ranch to plug shut-in well
A Texas appeals court ruled that Allegiant Resources can access McFaddin Ranch to plug an inactive well. The dispute centers around the Remora Oil Unit No. 1 located near the San Antonio River. Virginia L. Dierlam, the ranch owner, previously secured a permanent injunction that limited access to the ranch. Allegiant argues that plugging the well is necessary to avoid environmental concerns, which the court acknowledged.
Trump to appear at White House science event on Thursday
WASHINGTON, Oct 7 : US President Donald Trump will speak at a White House event on scientific discovery on Thursday, according to a social media post from his tech adviser Michael Kratsios.The event will highlight the Trump administration’s plan to overhaul how federal scientific research funding is managed a
Texas ranch hit by largest wildfire returns to market for $180 million
Now listed for $180 million, Turkey Track Ranch encompasses 77,721 acres of breathtaking terrain. After rebounding from the Smokehouse Creek Fire, this property has rejuvenated its cattle operations and features nearly 26 miles of scenic Canadian River frontage, ensuring abundant water supply. With a lineage connected to essential battles and over a hundred years of family ownership, this sale is a unique opportunity to own a remarkable piece of history.
Ronaldo hails Messi after Argentina great says he already misses national team
Oct 7 : Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo set aside one of soccer’s great rivalries on Wednesday to pay tribute to Lionel Messi after the Argentine said he already missed representing his country following his emotional international retirement.Messi, 39, delivered one final masterclass in Argentina’s blue a
Oceans connect, not divide nations, PM Modi says, calls for secure maritime order
PM Narendra Modi emphasized the importance of maritime connectivity and proposed a ceasefire plan for the Black Sea. His vision promotes cooperation and mutual benefit among nations to ensure maritime security. Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Krishna Swaminathan highlighted the interconnectedness of national security and economic security. He urged for collective action among regions to tackle maritime threats effectively.
FBI foils alleged ISIS-linked attack plot at Mall of America by 18-year-old
Sheikhdoon Abdullahi Mohamud, an 18-year-old, was arrested for planning an attack on the Mall of America. He agreed to buy an AK-47 and ammunition from an undercover FBI agent posing as an ISIS member. Mohamud expressed intentions to kill non-Muslims during a scheduled Hmong arts celebration. US authorities stated that his radicalization was identified well before his plan could be executed.
Trump says Russia plague death unlikely linked to bioweapon
ALBAWABA- US President Donald Trump said Wednesday that American officials do not believe the death of a laboratory worker in Russia is linked to a biological weapon, while calling for greater transparency from Moscow
Platform that sold stolen sexual images of women and girls shut
French and US authorities shut down websites selling stolen private images of more than 17,000 women and arrested two brothers in France.
Indiana Supreme Court fixes land-taking payout at $20,840 in road project
Transportation authorities in Indiana sought to acquire a section of Jeremy Willis's land for a project on State Road 11. An appraisal placed the property's value at $20,840, with no objections raised. The Indiana Supreme Court determined that the appraisal was final according to state law. Consequently, the trial court was directed to finalize the judgment and authorize the fund release.
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