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Members from around the world have called for a worldwide pandemic treaty. More than 20 world leaders, including Prime Minister Boris Johnson, have called for a new global agreement to help the world brace for any pandemics. Covid has faced the greatest threat since World War II, according to world leaders such as French President …
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Mumbai: After police refused to allow a religious procession due to the Covid surge in Maharashtra, a crowd of sword-wielding Sikh protestors broke through barricades at a Gurdwara in Nanded last evening and assaulted policemen, injuring four. According to the Indian media, a case has been filed in connection with the abuse and the enforcement …
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Military forces across Myanmar on Saturday have killed over 90 people in one of the bloodiest days of demonstrations. Following a military coup last month, protests on Saturday were the deadliest of all the protests, according to media sources and witnesses. On Armed Forces Day, a deadly crackdown was launched. During a parade in the …
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When Xi Jinping first spoke to the Chinese about the new coronavirus on January 20, 2020, after a month of silence, his strategy was set. The Communist leader goes to war to “resolutely stop” the epidemic. He must control the health disorder that arose in early December 2019 in Wuhan, a city of 11 million …
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In order to form a government, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu would require support from the Arab-Islamist Ra’am Party. According to preliminary results from 97 percent of regular polling stations reported by the Central Elections Committee, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will be unable to form a government unless he gains support from the Arab-Islamist Ra’am …
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Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the UAE Minister of Finance and Deputy Ruler of Dubai died at the age of 75. According to news in the media, UAE Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum announced his brother’s death in a tweet. إنا لله وإنا إليه راجعون … رحمك الله يا أخي وسندي …
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On Pakistan Day, India’s Narendra Modi writes to Pakistan’s Imran Khan, as the two opposing nations try to make unusual peace overtures. Officials say Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has written to his Pakistani counterpart, PM Imran Khan, expressing his wish for friendly ties as relations between the two nuclear-armed neighbors improve. On Tuesday, Modi …
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A massive fire at a Rohingya refugee camp in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, has been contained. The United Nations refugee agency says 45,000 people have been displaced, at least 15 have died and 400 are missing. Bangladeshi authorities have said they are looking into the origin of the huge fire as they combed through the rubble …
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The crisis in Australia is deteriorating, with 18,000 residents forced to flee their homes in New South Wales (NSW) due to floods. The city is also witnessing a lot of rain around Sydney and east Queensland, rivers, and lakes have overflowed. Officials said that 15,000 residents have been evacuated from the state’s Mid-North Coast and …
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Maintaining a balance between new and old friends has become a challenge for India amid changing global relationships and priorities. Challenges from China, trade, and other issues are bringing India closer to the United States, and in such a situation, Russia is not getting close to India’s proximity to the West. These new and old …
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