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As over 100 senior scientists resign amid the rise of India's private space sector, the Centre tightens exit rules to safeguard critical missions including Gaganyaan, Chandrayaan-4 and the Bharatiya Antariksh Station.
Omar Abdullah’s Delhi protest seeks to force the Centre to set a clear timeline for restoring statehood.
An investigation has identified a covert Russian military intelligence operation in Tokyo that has been using Japan's high-tech industry and weak counterespionage laws to acquire banned components for weapons
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Sergii Koretskyi, a veteran oil and gas executive who led state-owned energy giant Naftogaz, has been appointed Ukraine's new prime minister as Kyiv seeks to protect its economy and energy sector during the war with Russia
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Football matches are won in many ways, but the FIFA World Cup 2026 semi-finals provided a stark reminder that the path to a final can be either a clinical work or a chaotic war. On one side stood Spain, a side operating with rhythmic certainty, systematically suffocating France without breaking a sweat. On the other were Argentina, the well-tested champions who threw tactical caution to the wind, relying on raw emotion, survival instincts, and a flash of timeless magic from Lionel Messi to beat England. Here's a look at five key takeaways
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