
Three suspected Russian spies have been arrested and charged in the United Kingdom after a major national security investigation, British media reported on Tuesday (August 15). In other news, threepeople lost their lives on Tuesdayas a result of the Russian missile attacks in north-western Ukraine, local officials announced.
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Three ‘Russian spies’ arrested after major UK national security investigation: Reports

Three suspected Russian spies have been arrested and charged in the United Kingdom after a major national security investigation, British media reported on Tuesday (August 15). According to BBC, all three defendants have been in detention since February.
Three dead as Russian missile hits Swedish bearing factory in Ukraine

Three people lost their lives on Tuesday (August 15) as a result of the Russian missile attacks in north-western Ukraine, local officials announced.All three deceased were employees of a Swedish bearing maker SKF, which employs around 1,100 people in Ukraine.
Wishes pour in from across the world as India celebrates its 77th Independence Day

As India celebrates its 77th Independence Day on Tuesday (Aug 15), US Secretary of State Antony Blinken extended heartfelt wishes, stating the two nations have an extremely 'strong bond'.
India-China Corps Commander level meeting concludes without any breakthrough

The 19th round of India-China Corps Commander level meeting concluded on the Indian side on August 14 at the Chushul-Moldo border meeting point, according to a statement released by India’s Ministry of External Affairs (MEA).
Ecuador: Third political leader killed in a week after presidential hopeful's assassination

Ecuador is reeling from an unprecedented surge in violence that has claimed the life of yet another political leader named Pedro Briones, marking the third such killing in the past four weeks. This disturbing trend includes the assassination of a presidential hopeful, casting a dark shadow over the country's political landscape.
Ukraine to boycott 2024 Paris Olympics if Russians are allowed to compete: PM

Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal has declared on Telegram that his nation will boycott the 2024 Olympic Games scheduled to be held in France’s Paris if Russian and Belarusian athletes are allowed to participate.
Press freedom in question: Turkish investigative journalist jailed for fifth time in three years

Turkish investigative journalist Baris Pehlivan has found himself behind bars for the fifth time in just three years, further igniting concerns about press freedom in the country.
NASA and US scientists say 2023 may be warmest year on record, and 2024 can be even hotter

As the threat of global warming breaching historic records looms large, the US government climate experts have warned there is a 50 per cent chance that 2023 will be the warmest year ever recorded and predicted that next year could be even hotter.
Watch | Heavy rains leave part of Kalka-Shimla railway track hanging after landslide erodes ground beneath

A segment of the Kalka-Shimla railway track, situated between Joyogh and Summer Hill railway station in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, was left suspended in mid-air due to a landslide, induced by heavy rains.
UN asks Taliban to reverse its course on treatment of Afghan women

Two years after Taliban extremists took over Kabul after democratically-elected President Ashraf Ghani fled Afghanistan following a disastrous US withdrawal, the South Asian nation's new rulers continue to violate many human rights including implementing a system of total discrimination, exclusion and subjugation of women and girls, UN experts said on August 15.