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KUALA LUMPUR: Six Royal Malaysian Navy Special Warfare Forces (Paskal) personnel were rescued after drifting from their intended landing position during a free-fall exercise in the South China Sea.
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The Ministry of Education has denied claims that it is seeking to make the teaching and learning of Arabic compulsory in Ghanaian schools.
Post-mortem is being conducted; police yet to determine if this was a case of death by suicide or there was any foul play involved
Police reportedly asked the IDF to allow a soldier arrested over a shooting incident in Binyamin to continue his training while investigators await forensic evidence linking his weapon to the wounded…
New Delhi: Both Houses of Parliament were adjourned sine die on Thursday, August 13, concluding a stormy Monsoon Session marked by repeated Opposition protests over the police action on student…
Water utilities are facing dwindling surface and groundwater reserves, with 40,000 people already affected by cutoffs. Environment Minister Monique Barbut called for stricter water use restrictions.
"The troops also recovered one motorcycle and destroyed six others during the operation, while one soldier sustained injuries." The post Nigerian troops foil advance by terrorists riding about 200…
