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Serbia's intelligence agency and President Aleksandar Vucic dismiss claims that student activists and government critics have been targeted with spyware attacks, calling the allegation 'trivial sensationalism'.
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The Committee held sittings on March 18, May 18 and June 24 to deliberate upon the matter and adopted its report, which was proposed to be laid before the House during the ongoing session.
The Committee held sittings on March 18, May 18 and June 24 to deliberate upon the matter and adopted its report, which was proposed to be laid before the House during the ongoing session.
Canada’s money laundering watchdog has fined the Crown corporations in charge of gaming in N.B. and N.S. for failing to submit reports regarding suspicious activity.
Divya Mittal's decision to quit the IAS after 13 years should worry Uttar Pradesh more than it should invite political speculation. A 2013-batch officer, she was only 42 and had a long administrative career ahead of her. Yet, on August 30, she chose to leave the service.
The Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU) and the Ghana Road Transport Coordinating Council (GRTCC) have formally requested a review of public transport fares from the Ministry of Transport.
The Springboks have yet to beat the All Blacks at the FNB Stadium, and will be hoping to make it third time luck on Saturday.
