Times of India11.05.2026GeneralIndia
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Italy Expels Two Russian Military Attaches Accused of Espionage
Italy has ordered the expulsion of two Russian military attaches, Ivan Petrovich Gorbachev and Mikhail Vasilyevich Astakhov, for alleged espionage. The move follows the arrest of two former Italian intelligence agents accused of passing secrets to Russia, including details on military aid to Ukraine and sensitive defense systems.
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Trump Administration Cracks Down on H-1B Visa Fraud and Human Trafficking
The Trump administration is launching a major investigation into H-1B and PERM visa fraud, alleging it fuels violent crime and human trafficking. Companies are accused of bringing foreign workers with no existing jobs or skill matches, creating a pathway for criminals.
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Andy Burnham Pledges to Boost UK Armed Forces and Defence Industry
Andy Burnham, poised to become UK Prime Minister, vows to strengthen armed forces and defence industry, emphasizing 'hard power' and domestic production. Defence Secretary Dan Jarvis supports increased military spending towards NATO's 3.5% GDP target.
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France Urges Football Fans to Act Responsibly Ahead of Morocco World Cup Match
France has appealed to football fans to behave responsibly during the World Cup quarter-final match against Morocco on Thursday. Security forces will be on high alert following previous incidents of unrest, with authorities vowing to tolerate no misconduct.
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Russian Athletics Federation Appeals to CAS Over World Athletics Suspension
Russia's athletics federation is challenging World Athletics' decision to maintain the ban on Russian athletes from international competitions at the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS). The ban, imposed due to the war in Ukraine, continues despite the IOC easing restrictions on Russian athletes.
Times of India
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Kejriwal Criticizes Centre on Fuel Prices, Demands Reduction
Arvind Kejriwal criticized the Centre for high fuel prices, stating petrol should cost Rs 82 instead of Rs 102 due to falling global crude oil rates. He accused the government of enabling oil companies' 'illegitimate profit' and questioned the rationale behind high prices despite the push for E20 ethanol-blended petrol.
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