Two Russian Sukhoi Su-34 bombers accidentally collided over the Sea of Japan while performing training flights on Friday, the country's Defence Ministry said.


2 Russian figher jets collide over Sea of Japan


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The Delhi Police on Thursday registered a case of robbery against a group of four to five unidentified armed men who entered two coaches of Jammu-Delhi Duronto Express and fled with cash, mobile phones and gold of two passengers within minutes in the national capital, a police officer said.


Delhi Police registers case over Duronto train robbery


Social networking giant Facebook on Thursday killed over 300 fake Pages and accounts linked to Russia that it said was "engaging in coordinated inauthentic behaviour", almost two years after the US presidential election.


Facebook kills over 300 Russia-linked fake accounts, Pages


With Indian firms losing millions annually owing to cyber attacks, key leadership across industries are now in a huddle and discussions over securing data is now a critical part of boardroom settings, Keshav Dhakad, Group Head and Assistant General Counsel, Corporate, External & Legal Affairs (CELA), Microsoft India, has stressed.


AI-driven Cloud only can protect Indian firms from hackers: Microsoft


In what could be the biggest data breach in recent years, a whopping 773 million unique email IDs and 21 million unique passwords have been leaked, a researcher said on Thursday.


773mn unique email IDs leaked: Researcher


Explosions and heavy gunfire rocked an upscale hotel complex in the Kenyan capital on Tuesday in a terrorist attack that sent people fleeing into the streets and left body parts on the ground, the media reported.


Gunfire and explosions rock Nairobi hotel


On the occasion of the 71st Army Day on Tuesday, members of the film fraternity paid tribute to the Indian soldiers for their bravery.


B-Town salutes Indian soldiers on 71st Army Day


Canada has reviewed its China travel advisory, warning of a risk of arbitrary law enforcement after a Chinese court sentenced of its nationals to death over drug charges.


Canada reviews China travel advisory after national's death sentence


US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Monday told the Saudi King and Crown Prince that the murderers of Jamal Khashoggi must "be held accountable", more than three months after the journalist was killed at the kingdom's consulate in Turkey.


Khashoggi's killers must be held to account: Pompeo to Saudi Crown Prince


A Boeing 707 cargo plane crashed near the Iranian city of Karaj on Monday, killing at least 15 people on board, authorities said.


Cargo plane crash in Iran kills 15 (Third Lead)


A team of Yemeni government officials survived an attack by a Houthi drone in the Red Sea port city of Hodeidah on Sunday, Yemen's Information Minister Muamar Eryani said.


'Yemeni govt officials survive Houthi drone attack in Hodeidah'


US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will meet with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and plans to address the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi during his upcoming visit to Saudi Arabia, Pompeo said on Saturday to CBS News.


Pompeo says he will meet with Saudi crown prince


Investigation is underway after a double-decker bus on Friday crashed into a transit shelter in Ottawa of Canada, leaving three people dead and 23 others injured, Ottawa police said on Saturday.


Investigation underway into Ottawa bus crash


A powerful explosion at a bakery rocked central Paris on Saturday, injuring at least 20 people, the police said.


20 injured in explosion at Paris bakery


An Army soldier has shot himself dead inside a camp in Jammu and Kashmir's Kulgam district, authorities said.


Soldier shoots self in J&K


Facebook on Friday said it has banned a digital marketing group in the Philippines - Twinmark Media Enterprises and all its subsidiaries - from its platform for repeatedly violating its misrepresentation and spam policies.


Facebook bans major digital marketing group in Philippines


Car company Nissan Motor India on Friday launched a study which revealed that about 90 per cent people in the country risked their safety by not using rear seat belts, despite over 70 per cent affirming to its presence in their cars.


90% risk safety by not using rear seat belts: Nissan


Iran-based cyber criminals are likely behind a sophisticated "unprecedented" hacking campaign targeting entities across the Middle East and North Africa, Europe and North America, according to US cybersecurity firm FireEye.


Iran-based group behind 'unprecedented' global hacking: FireEye


The personal accident and air accident insurance covers for serving army personnel and veterans have been increased to Rs 30 lakh and Rs 1 crore, respectively, under an MoU signed here on Thursday by state-run Punjab National Bank and the Indian Army, PNB said.


PNB hikes accidental insurance cover for Army personnel, veterans


The European Union on Thursday condemned an escalation in violence in Myanmar's restive Rakhine state that has led to the displacement of around 4,500 people.


EU urges Army, Buddhist rebels to halt clashes in Myanmar


Rafael Advanced Defence Systems, a state-owned Israeli technology company, announced on Wednesday that it has sold the US military "Trophy" protection systems for vehicles in a deal worth $200 million.

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