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Mysterious Havana Syndrome: Dozens of cases found at US Embassy and CIA staff in Vienna, Austria;  CIA sacks Vienna chief for taking the matter lightly America's Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has removed its Vienna station chief.  He has been accused of not taking seriously the increase in Havana syndrome cases.  According to the Washington Post report, there were dozens of cases reported in Vienna involving CIA officers, embassy staff and their families, but the chief here took it lightly and was insensitive to people suffering from the syndrome. How did Havana get the name? The syndrome is named Havana because its symptoms were first reported in the Cuban capital, Havana.  In this syndrome, many symptoms like bleeding nose, headache, loss of vision are seen, which are similar to those felt during a head injury. Efforts continue to provide treatment to patients, a CIA spokesman declined to tell this report true or false, but said that the agency takes seriously ...

  The first in-person meeting of the heads of states of India, America, Japan and Australia is to be held in America today.  It is believed that during this meeting, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will keep in mind the concerns related to China.  This concern of India is obvious because India is one of the countries involved in QUAD, which borders China and there is also a border dispute between the two countries. Biggest meeting of QUAD today: India is the biggest threat from China;  Now America, Australia and Japan are also in the mood to control the dragon in the Indo-Pacific. According to the BBC report, former diplomat Jitendra Nath Mishra says that in QUAD, India should focus on protecting its maritime interests.  According to Mishra, India needs to raise some tough questions that how QUAD can protect its interests related to the sea, because China has been a challenge in the Indian Ocean for many years. Not only India but the other three countries of QUAD a...