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    Krakow Shooting: Why was the suspect firing randomly at people? 5 killed and over a dozen hurt in Poland's Main Market Square attack

    At least five people have been killed and over a dozen injured after a man opened fire on people in the Main Market Square in Krakow, Poland. The suspect was reported to be firing randomly at people. Police have stated that they shot the suspect after the incident occurred. Emergency services have reached the scene. The officials have cordoned off the area.

    IIIT-Bangalore, Poland’s AGH University sign MoU for academic, research collaboration

    The agreement covers joint research activities, development of academic programmes, exchange of academic materials and mobility opportunities for faculty members and students.

    Modi recalls 'Good Maharaja' who sheltered Polish children during World War II

    In his media statement following talks with his Polish counterpart Donald Tusk at the Hyderabad House, Modi said people of Poland remember Jam Saheb with great respect, and he is known there as the 'Good Maharaja'.

    India, Poland push for stronger trade and defence ties

    India and Poland are strengthening their collaboration in various sectors, particularly defence and space. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Polish counterpart Donald Tusk discussed trade enhancement and global governance reforms. Both leaders expressed concern over the ongoing war in Ukraine and its humanitarian impact. They emphasized the importance of a comprehensive peace in line with international law. Tusk reiterated Poland's support for India's position in global forums like the UN.

    Polish PM Donald Tusk to land in India on October 21 for official visit: MEA

    This would be Tusk's second visit to India in his capacity as the prime minister of Poland, the first being during his earlier tenure in 2010. The Polish prime minister, who is coming at the invitation of Modi, will be accompanied by Andrzej Domanski, Minister of Finance & Economy, and a large business delegation, the MEA said in a statement.

    Trump calls on Ukraine to halt strikes on Russian diesel, saying attacks are causing a shortage

    Ukrainian drones struck Russian oil facilities, causing civilian casualties and damage. Russia launched retaliatory drone attacks on Ukrainian cities, including Odesa. Former President Trump urged Ukraine to halt strikes on Russian diesel fuel. Russia stated it is open to restarting peace talks with Ukraine and the US. Both nations continue to exchange drone attacks, impacting civilian areas.

    • Russia slams NATO’s response to airspace violations amid rising European security concerns

      Russia has ridiculed NATO chief Mark Rutte's remarks on its military power. Moscow claims NATO uses these statements to excuse its weak response to repeated airspace violations. Russian forces have conducted numerous provocative flights near NATO airspace. European nations are enhancing air surveillance and defense. The situation highlights a fragile security environment in Europe.

      Trump says NATO countries should shoot down Russian fighter jets entering their airspace

      Donald Trump said NATO nations should shoot down Russian planes entering their airspace. This happened during a meeting with Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the UN. NATO reported many Russian jets and drones entered airspace of Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland. Mark Rutte stressed NATO's defense commitment. Poland's Donald Tusk said they will shoot down objects violating their territory.

      Russian drone incursion in Poland prompts NATO leaders to take stock of bigger threats

      European leaders are alarmed by Russia's escalating aggression, highlighted by recent drone incursions into Poland during intensified strikes on Ukraine. This incident has deepened fears of a wider conflict, prompting NATO to assess its response capabilities. Poland is modernizing its military and introducing air traffic restrictions, while China urges the preservation of trade routes amid these rising tensions.

      NATO scrambles jets to shoot down Russian drones in Poland, raising fears of war spillover

      Russian drones entered Poland, a NATO member. This raised concerns about war spreading. NATO responded by deploying fighter jets. Poland recorded multiple airspace violations. Some drones came from Belarus. NATO held urgent discussions. European leaders expressed deep concern. Ukraine called for consequences for Russia. The US President was to speak with the Polish President.

      Trump says Russia drones 'violating' Polish airspace

      Donald Trump has criticized Russia for allegedly violating Poland's airspace using drones. This follows reports of intrusions, prompting concern from the White House. Trump mentioned potential further sanctions against Moscow. Poland reported multiple airspace violations and scrambled jets. Donald Tusk, the Polish Prime Minister, convened urgent talks with NATO allies.

      Poland warns of escalation, holds NATO talks after Russian drone intrusion

      Poland gathered its NATO allies for urgent talks Wednesday after Russian drones flew into Polish airspace during an attack on Ukraine, Prime Minister Donald Tusk said, warning that the situation was inching closer to "open conflict". "This situation... brings us closer than ever to open conflict since World War II," Tusk told parliament, though there is "no reason today to claim that we are in a state of war".

      Polish Air Force F-16 crashes killing pilot Major Maciej ‘Slab’ Krakowian; Radom Air Show cancelled

      A Polish Air Force pilot, Major Maciej Krakowian, died in a F-16 crash. The accident happened during a training flight. Krakowian was rehearsing for the Radom International Air Show. The air show has been canceled. Prime Minister Donald Tusk expressed condolences. Krakowian was an experienced pilot and instructor. He had received an award at the Royal International Air Tattoo.

      F-16 fighter jet crashes during airshow rehearsal in Poland, pilot killed

      A Polish Air Force F-16 fighter jet crashed during a rehearsal for an airshow in Radom, central Poland, resulting in the tragic death of the pilot. The incident occurred on the runway, with authorities confirming no bystanders were harmed. The crash is under investigation, prompting condolences from top Polish officials, including the Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister.

      Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk calls confidence vote after nationalist wins presidency

      Donald Tusk calls for a confidence vote after nationalist Karol Nawrocki's presidential win, which European far-right leaders celebrated. Nawrocki, a Trump fan, opposes the government's progressive agenda, potentially straining EU relations and complicating ties with Ukraine. Analysts foresee a challenging term for Tusk, possibly leading to early elections amid divisions and legislative deadlock.

      Will extend all help to restore peace: PM Modi ahead of talks with Zelenskyy

      Modi made the remarks after holding wide-ranging talks with Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk that saw the elevation of India-Poland ties to the level of strategic partnership and firming up of a social security pact to promote the mobility of skilled workers.

      PM Modi meets Polish President Andrzej Duda; discusses ways to deepen bilateral ties

      In a statement, the Ministry of External Affairs said that the two leaders held discussions on various aspects of bilateral relations. They welcomed the upgradation of India-Poland ties to a Strategic Partnership. They also discussed regional and global issues including conflicts in Ukraine and West Asia.

      Prime Minister Narendra Modi becomes first Indian premier in 45 years to visit Poland

      Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi made history by becoming the first Indian PM in 45 years to visit Poland. During his two-day visit, he will meet with Polish President Andrzej Sebastian Duda and Prime Minister Donald Tusk to strengthen bilateral ties. Modi highlighted the importance of Poland as a key economic partner in Central Europe and expressed his commitment to democracy and pluralism. He will also engage with the Indian community in Poland before heading to Ukraine for discussions on a peaceful resolution of the Ukraine conflict.

      EU’s Donald Tusk sees 'promising' signals for a Brexit deal

      Michel Barnier and Steve Barclay, the senior European and British negotiators, met in Brussels early on Friday in an attempt to capitalise on the brighter mood.

      India, EU adopt action plan to combat terror

      Europe that has come under series of terror attacks for past couple of years decided to expand scope and ambit of counter-terror partnership at the India-EU summit.

      European powers try to save Iran nuclear deal after US exit

      Following Trump's widely expected decision on Tuesday night, the UK, France and Germany urged Washington not to obstruct the implementation of the Iran deal, also known as the JCPOA.

      UK accepts it must pay Brexit bill on leaving EU

      Britain’s so-called exit bill has shaped up to be one of the thorniest issues in the Brexit negotiations, with media speculation putting the fee as high as €100 billion.

      EU leader urges Trump to stay in Paris climate deal

      European Council President Donald Tusk made a personal appeal on Thursday to US President Donald Trump not to pull Washington out of the Paris climate agreement.

      Brexit countdown begins today as Article 50 triggered

      The formal notification to the other 27 EU members of Britain's intention to invoke Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty was signed by May at her 10 Downing Street office last night.

      Theresa May signs letter to trigger Brexit

      May is scheduled to chair a cabinet meeting today before making a statement in the House of Commons confirming the countdown to the UK's departure from the EU has begun.

      Theresa May to trigger Brexit negotiations on March 29

      The UK's ambassador to the EU, Sir Tim Barrow, formally informed EU Council president Donald Tusk of the date this morning.

      Cabinet approves Indo-Swiss pact plan on illegal migrants

      The Cabinet approved the pact to set up a “bilateral technical arrangement“ between India and Switzerland for identification of illegal Indian and Swiss immigrants.

      World condemns Dhaka attack in one voice; US, Japan offer help

      Abe lauded the prompt steps taken by the government to tackle the situation and reaffirmed Japan's support to Bangladesh.

      Refugee crisis is 'global challenge': G7 leaders

      "We place the highest priority on humanely and effectively managing this challenge, addressing the root causes of massive displacement," says G7 leaders.

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