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Concerns Mount Among US Lawmakers Over Chinese Police Presence In Kiribati
Washington: US lawmakers and officials expressed concern over the Pacific island nation of Kirabati’s using police from China for security, even as the State Department warned that such cooperation could bring new risks to the island bordering Hawaii, Voice of America reported.According to the report, Kiribati’s acting police commissioner, Eeri Aritiera, said a Chinese police delegation would
PM Modi, BJP On Warpath Over Tamil Nadu Minister’s ‘China Flag On Indian Rocket’ Ad
The source of the controversy is the rocket ‘s red nose, which features
four golden stars arced around the right side of a larger fifth star – the
same emblem on the Chinese national flag
Chennai: A newspaper ad hailing the creation of a second launch pad for
India’s space agency ISRO – in Tamil Nadu’s Kulsekarapatinam – has triggered a
furious row after an image of
‘Can’t Pay Attention To A Country Soaked In Red’: India On Pakistan At UN
At the UN Human Rights Council, New Delhi said that Pakistan has a "truly
abysmal" human rights record and has no right to comment on India. India’s response came at the 55th Regular Session of the UN Human Rights
Council
Geneva: In a befitting reply to Pakistan, India exercised its ‘Right of Reply’
in response to references to New Delhi stating that the nation that has
New Tamil Nadu Spaceport Will Launch Small Satellites Within Two Years: ISRO Chairman
The new spaceport, coming up in TN’s Tuticorin district, will focus on the launch of SSLVs on a commercial basis, said ISRO chairman S. SomanathThe Kulasekarapattinam spaceport will be ready in two years to launch small satellites, Indian Space Research Organisation chairman S. Somanath has said.During an informal chat with reporters after Prime Minister Narendra Modi laid the foundation stone
New Pakistan Government Will Rely On ‘Goodwill of Military’, Say Experts
The army is consolidating power as Pakistan faces the worst inflation in Asia, a crippling debt load and the need to negotiate another bailout from IMFPakistan’s voters expressed their disillusionment with the nation’s powerful military in a surprising election result earlier this month. But the army is still poised to have more control from behind the scenes than ever – and reviving the economy