A person who was injured during a shooting at a Christmas market in French city of Strasbourg has died, raising the death toll to three, authorities said on Thursday.


3rd person dies after France Christmas market shooting


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Bogibeel Bridge, the longest rail-cum-road bridge on Brahmaputra river, is all set to be inaugurated on December 25 by Prime Minister Narendra Modi which will facilitate faster movement of troops to Arunachal Pradesh, the country's eastern-most state that shares border with China.


India to open another bridge near China border on Dec 25


An Israeli baby, delivered prematurely after his mother was wounded in a recent Palestinian drive-by shooting attack, died in hospital on Wednesday, Israel's Shin Bet security service said.


Israeli premature baby born after Palestinian shooting attack dies


A gunman shouting "Allahu Akbar" opened fire near a Christmas market in the French city of Strasbourg, killing two people in an incident believed to be a "terrorist attack", prosecutors said on Wednesday.


2 killed in France Christmas market 'terror attack' (Third Lead)


California-headquartered global cybersecurity company Symantec said it has identified the group behind a recent series of cyber attacks designed to gather intelligence from Pakistan, Turkey, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, Jordan and some regions in Europe and North America.


Symantec identifies group behind cyber attacks in Pakistan, Turkey


Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday warned  that the Lebanese Hezbollah militia will be dealt "unimaginable blows" if it resists Israel's recent operation to destroy cross-border tunnels.


Netanyahu threats Hezbollah with 'unimaginable blows'


Five US marines missing after an air accident off Japan last week have been declared dead and the search for them has been called off, the US Marine Corps said on Tuesday.


US marines declared dead after aircraft collision off Japan


Six Maoists, who had "come to kill a person" were arrested in Jharkhand's capital Ranchi on Tuesday, police said.


6 Maoists arrested in Jharkhand


Global cybersecurity firm F-Secure on Tuesday said spam emerged as the most common method for cybercriminals to spread malware in 2018, accounting for nine out of every 10 infection attempts throughout the year.


90% malware spread through spam in 2018: F-Secure


Google's parent company Alphabet has announced to expedite the shutdown of the consumer version of its social networking platform Google+ and its APIs (application programming interfaces) after it discovered a new bug that impacted users' data.


New bug forces Alphabet to expedite Google+ API shutdown


Google's parent company Alphabet has decided to expedite the shutdown of the consumer version of its social networking platform Google+ and its APIs (application programming interfaces) after it discovered a new bug that impacted approximately 52.5 million users.


New bug forces Alphabet to expedite Google+ API shutdoown


Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko signed the legislation on ending the Treaty on Friendship, Cooperation and Partnership between Ukraine and Russia, the presidential press service said on Monday.


Ukrainian president signs law to end friendship treaty with Russia


The CBI on Monday said it has agreed to provide consular access to British national Christian Michel, who was extradited to India from the UAE on December 4 in the Rs 3,600-crore AgustaWestland chopper deal case, and will inform to British High Commission about the decision through due process.


CBI agrees to provide consular access to Michel


Two days after arresting a soldier from Jammu for alleged involvement in the mob violence in Bulandshahr which killed a police officer and a civilian, the Uttar Pradesh Police admitted on Monday that it did not have enough proof against him.


Police admit no proof against soldier in Bulandshahr violence


A Delhi Court on Monday extended the CBI custody of British national Christian Michel James, the middleman accused in the Rs 3,600-crore AgustaWestland VVIP chopper deal case, for another five days.


Court extends Christian Michel's 5-day CBI custody


US President Donald Trump has agreed to a request from Defence Secretary James Mattis to propose a defence budget of $750 billion for the coming year, according to an administration official.


Trump commits to $750 bn defence budget


Indian Naval Ship Sunayna, deployed on anti-piracy patrol in the Gulf of Aden, on Saturday seized arms and ammunition from an illegal fishing vessel off Somalia, officials said.


Navy ship seizes arms from illegal fishing vessel off Somalia


Army chief General Bipin Rawat on Saturday told the media to not "prejudge" things without proof in the alleged involvement of a soldier in the Bulandshahr violence in which a police officer and a civilian were killed.


Don't prejudge without proof: Army chief


Filmmaker Aditya Dhar, who is making his directorial debut with his film "Uri: The Surgical Strike", has said that his film hasn't shown Pakistanis in poor light and he hoped they too will appreciate the movie.


We haven't spoken anything negative about Pakistanis: Aditya Dhar


Tension flared in the French capital on Saturday as the police clashed with the so called "yellow vest" protesters, using tear gas in an attempt to disperse them.


French police use tear gas on protesters as tensions rise


A soldier allegedly involved in the Bulandshahr firing in Uttar Pradesh in which a police Inspector and a civilian were killed was detained by his unit in Jammu and Kashmir on Saturday, Army sources said.

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