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In August, the six army personnel on board including Lt Gen Sarfraz Ali died in a crash that was caused due to bad weather, according to Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR)
Israel's Netanyahu says Mossad helped Greece uncover terror plot
Greek authorities said earlier that two men described as being of Pakistani origin, who were not named, had been arrested for allegedly planning an attack on a Jewish restaurant. The attack was considered to be imminent and to be intended to cause extensive loss of life
Kamala Harris recalls 'horror' of slavery in Ghana
The US vice president was given a guided tour of Cape Coast Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where slaves were shipped to North and South America and the Caribbean, shown the dungeons and the door of no return
Prince Harry accuses UK royals of hiding phone hacking from him
In his partially redacted statement, Harry stated he 'became aware that I had a claim that I could bring' only in 2018, in part due to the royal family, which he refers to as 'the Institution'
US regulators to consider SVB oversight failures in upcoming reports
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation will launch an examination of the deposit insurance system in light of the decision by regulators to make uninsured depositors whole after SVB's collapse, FDIC Chair Michael Gruenberg told the Senate Banking Committee
EU's neglect gave Russia a platform, says Montenegro's president
'Russia has simply walked into an open space left by the European Union,' Djukanovic said of the EU's position toward the Balkans
Kim Jong Un wants North Korea to make more nuclear material for bombs
North Korean photos of the meeting also showed what appeared to be a small new tactical warhead that was possibly designed to fit on a variety of delivery systems developed in recent years to overwhelm South Korean defenses
Judge rules Mike Pence must testify before grand jury
The sealed ruling from US District Judge James 'Jeb' Boasberg sets up the unprecedented scenario of a former vice president being compelled to give potentially damaging testimony against the president he once served
US backs special tribunal on Russia 'aggression' against Ukraine
The European Union has already advocated for a special tribunal, which could bring fresh charges against President Vladimir Putin and would be the latest legal salvo after the International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant for him over alleged war crimes
Joe Biden says most of US thinks owning military style guns 'bizarre'
Biden expressed exasperation that Congress won't end legal ownership of semi-automatic rifles, like the popular AR-15, and said he was powerless to do more
Pirates board Liberian oil tanker with 16 crew in Gulf of Guinea
The Gulf of Guinea is the world’s most dangerous spot for attacks on ships. In June, the United Nations Security Council adopted a resolution strongly condemning piracy, armed robbery and hostage-taking in the area. This hijacking took place in an area that is not typically attacked by pirates
IPL 2023 PBKS preview: Punjab aim to shake off image of perennial underachievers in 16th season
Punjab Kings will hope to shake off their image of being IPL's perennial underachievers in the 16th season and end their wait for a maiden title.
'Dismantled terrorist network': Greek police arrest two Pakistanis for planning attack on Israelis
Police said the network had "already chosen the target of the attack" and was planning how to carry it out
IOC backs return of Russians and Belarusians as individual athletes but no timeline on 2024 Paris Olympics
IOC president Thomas Bach said the IOC Executive Board had recommended to international federations and international sports event organisers that "athletes with a Russian or a Belarusian passport must compete only as Individual Neutral Athletes".
WHO says medium-risk adults don't need extra COVID-19 jabs
For such people who have already received their primary vaccination course and one booster dose, there is no risk in having further jabs but the returns are slight, the WHO's vaccine experts said
