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Khalistani elements pose national security threat, Canadian Intel report saysCanada's intelligence agency has identified Khalistani elements as a violent extremist threat. The CSIS report also highlights foreign inte...- Afghan officials say Pakistani strikes killed 7, wounded 85 in first attacks since peace talksMortars and missiles from Pakistan struck a university and homes in Afghanistan's Kunar Province, killing seven and wounding 85. Pakistan d...
- Chinese actor Zhang Yiyang stabs 16-year-old girlfriend to death after she snubs him, gets executed by firing squad in first-ever celebrity death sentenceZhang Yiyang, a Chinese actor, faced execution for the murder of his girlfriend. The crime occurred in 2022, and the execution happened in ...
- Canada advises “Where to Travel in 2025” safely as global risks rise, check countries in the listBest places to visit "safely": Canadians planning their 2025 travels should be aware of heightened risks in several popular destinations. T...
- China crumbling? How heavily-regulated 'desperate' Dragon is witnessing a rare wave of violent crimesChina's economic malaise is fuelling social tensions that make people more likely to commit violent crimes out of anger or desperation, ana...
- China executes kindergarten teacher who poisoned 25 of her students, killing 1A court in central China said on Friday a Chinese kindergarten teacher who had poisoned 25 of her students, killing one, has been executed....
- Three killed, six wounded in China kindergarten stabbing: PoliceA "gangster wearing a cap and mask" stormed the private kindergarten in Anfu county at about 10:00 am local time (0200 GMT), police said in...
- China justifies its envoy's warning to Canada to not to grant asylum to Hong Kong nationalsA large number of Hong Kong residents have been leaving the former British colony resenting China's move to extend the new security law to ...
- China passes draft of controversial Hong Kong security lawChina's legislature on Thursday passed a draft of a national security bill for Hong Kong that has been strongly criticized as undermining t...
- China warns of rising risks of terrorist attacksWarning of rising risks of terrorist attacks, China has decided to promote use of contactless detection devices for explosives and dynamic ...
- Forcing others to wear extremist garments is crime: ChinaAfter banning burqa in restive Xinjiang province where the Uyghur Muslims have a majority, China has amended its criminal law.
- China mulls rare amnesty to prisoners amid WW-II celebrationsChina may grant a special amnesty to prisoners not seen as a threat to society, in a rare gesture by the Communist nation ahead of the 70th...
- China to set up online police stations for internet securityChina has also called for conducting cooperation with the US side and any other country to protect cyber security and its peaceful order.
- China convicted over 700 for secessionist activities in 2014In a report to the National People's Congress, Chief Justice Zhou Qiang said that those convicted were involved in 558 cases, up 14.8 per c...
- China to scrap death penalty for nine crimesAccording to the draft amendment being piloted in China's parliament, National People's Congress, the nine crimes to be removed from death ...
- Kunming Railway station attack China's "9-11": Chinese mediaCalling for stern measures, China's legislators have expressed their support for an iron-fisted crackdown on terrorism.
- China blames Islamic militants for Kunming terror attackChina blamed Islamic militants from the volatile Xinjiang province for an attack by knife-wielding "terrorists" at a railway station in Kun...
- China seeks influence in Indian Ocean: ReportChina, seeking to gain influence in the Indian Ocean, has reportedly increased its aid to Sri Lanka dramatically since 2005, a US Congressi...
- Pranab allays China's fears on TibetFor the second time in less than a week, China has briefed India on the Tibet issue and said New Delhi has assured it that it would not tol...
- China plans legislation to bar kids from cyber cafesChina's lawmakers are considering banning children under the age of 18 from Internet cafes because the centres have become hotbeds for onli...
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