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US House passes gun-safety legislation as court expands gun rights
25Jun By jamesNo Comments
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US House passes gun-safety legislation as court expands gun rights

The US Representative Council on Friday issued a significant weapons security law for the first time in three decades, sending it to President Joe Biden to sign, the day after the Supreme Court's decision which widely expanded weapons. The DPR chose 234-193 for the bill. No Democrats were opposed, while 14 Republicans supported the action. It is supported by the main law enforcement groups and their journey is a rare defeat for the U.S. weapons producers. and national rifle associations. The DPR's actions followed the Senate Senate on Thursday night 65-33 to pass the bill, with 15 Republicans, including the leader of the Match McConnell Mitch Senate, supporting. Biden will sign the bill on Saturday morning, the White House said. Weapons control has long been a problem that divides in the U...
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Unique, historical: Zelenskyy on EU’s decision to grant candidate status to Ukraine
24Jun By jamesNo Comments
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Unique, historical: Zelenskyy on EU’s decision to grant candidate status to Ukraine

Ukraine became a candidate to join the European Union on Thursday, a brave geopolitical step triggered by the Russian invasion of Kyiv and Brussels praised as a "historical moment". Starting a long road to the EU membership will be a big encouragement for the morals in the country being fought, because Russian attacks in two cities in the East Donbas region move towards the "frightening climax", according to the advisor of the Ukraine government. The future of Ukraine is in the EU," wrote President Volodymyr Zelenskiy on Twitter after an official announcement. Approval of the Kyiv government application by the meeting of the European Union leaders in Brussels will make Russia's angry because they struggle to force their will on Ukraine. Moldova also became an official candidate on Thursday...
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Sri Lankan PM says says economy has collapsed, will hold talks with IMF for additional credit
23Jun By jamesNo Comments
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Sri Lankan PM says says economy has collapsed, will hold talks with IMF for additional credit

Sri Lanka's economy has "completely collapsed" and an agreement with international monetary funds is the only way to the resurrection, Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe told parliament on Wednesday. We now face a far more serious situation beyond lack of fuel, gas, electricity, and food," said Wickremesinghe, added that the South Asian country could not buy imported fuel, even for cash, because of the heavy debt owned by the company Oil. "We now see signs of the possibility of falling down." Gloom analysis came when the authorities held talks with a lending based in Washington for an agreement for new funds to a bankrupt country. Sri Lanka needs $ 6 billion in the coming months to support her reserves, pay balloon import bills and stabilize her currency. Sri Lanka has ended the initial d...
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Explained: Why Israel is headed to its 5th election in 3 years, and what now
22Jun By jamesNo Comments
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Explained: Why Israel is headed to its 5th election in 3 years, and what now

The fragile and short -lived Israeli coalition government announced on Monday that they would submit a bill next week to dissolve parliament, set a stage for the fifth election in three years, and the possibility of returning to the longest prime minister's authority in the country, Benjamin Netanyahu. The four previous Israeli elections between 2019 and 2021 were basically a plebisite about whether Netanyahu could rule when facing a trial for serious corruption charges. Netanyahu, who was charged in November 2019, has denied the accusation. After the bill was passed, Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, leader of Yamina, the Right Wing Political Alliance, will resign, and Foreign Minister Yair Lapid, Leader Leader of Liberal Centris Yesh Atid, will become a temporary PM until a new government ...
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Agniveer: An army veteran’s detailed argument against Agnipath scheme – Part 1
21Jun By jamesNo Comments
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Agniveer: An army veteran’s detailed argument against Agnipath scheme – Part 1

By Letn Gen Prakash Katoch Theater in the media direction about Tour of Duty (TOD) on June 14 at the National Media Center. Defense Minister Rajnath Singh seemed satisfied watching service leaders who seemed uncomfortable reading the statement prepared. The head of the army even has a written answer to the question asked by the audience. He also spoke last even though the Army would get maximum imports from TOD. Rajnath looks optimistic with the TOD set to flood the military; He will remain responsible even as 'Marg Darshak' after 2024. Ajay Kumar's Defense Secretary did not say a word or asked questions with his extended term, expanded the bureaucratic kingdom, and had pushed TOD in full size instead of the pilot project should be supposed to be . Lieutenant General Anil Puri from DMA con...
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“Marsupial Martial Arts”: Video Of Kangaroos’ Hand-To-Hand Combat Wins Internet
20Jun By jamesNo Comments
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“Marsupial Martial Arts”: Video Of Kangaroos’ Hand-To-Hand Combat Wins Internet

A video of two kangaroos fighting each other in their cage at the San Antonio zoo in Texas got an attraction on social media. The fight has been filmed by the President and CEO of the Morrow Team Zoo, which calls it Marsupial martial arts, words about popular combat, mixed martial arts (MMA). Who wants a few? MMA (Marsupial martial arts)," Mrowr said in his tweet, which was taken by many news organizations, including stories. The 31-second video shows two kangaroos exchanged blows in the battle-hand-hand. The only thing that is lost is gloves. Two "warriors" were also seen kicking each other, balanced their bodies on their tails. When the video ended, one of the kangaroos was seen running away while the other followed him. Kangaroos, which appeared in the official symbol of Australia, was ...
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Biden says his relationship with India very good, visited twice
18Jun By jamesNo Comments
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Biden says his relationship with India very good, visited twice

US President Joe Biden on Friday said he shared a very good relationship with India and hoped to visit the country again. "I have been to India twice and will return. My relationship with (India) is very good," Biden said talking to reporters when he went on a weekend trip to his house in Delaware. Also read: 'Happy to see BJP openly condemns offensive comments about the Prophet': US The comment came a day after a spokesman for the Foreign Department Ned Price stated that the Delhi bond was recently intact despite the New Delhi relationship with Moscow in the middle of the ongoing Russian War. "We have conducted a number of discussions with our Indian partners, and the points we have made are that each country will have a different relationship with Moscow," Price said. The US is there for...
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Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index leads losses in mixed Asia trade as investor sentiment remains fragile
17Jun By jamesNo Comments
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Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index leads losses in mixed Asia trade as investor sentiment remains fragile

Singaparana Asia-Pacific was mixed on Thursday, with several regional markets to shed the previous profits as a floating sentiment from the overnight movement on Wall Street after the federal reserve tariff increase which was equated with its most aggressive steps since 1994 faded. The Hang Seng Index in Hong Kong led losses between the main markets in the region, down 2.17% to be closed at 20,845.43 because Chinese technology shares look quite large: Tencent fell 3.21%, Alibaba fell 3.03% and NetEase down 5.29%. In the mainland China market, Shanghai's composite completed a trading day of 0.61% lower at 3,285.38 while the Shenzhen component rose 0.109% to 12,150.96. Nikkei 225 Japan rose 0.4% on that day to 26,431.20 while Topix rose 0.64% to 1,867.81. Retail stocks quickly rose 1.44% whi...
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Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares: ‘NATO must reach out to all countries like India which might be good partners’
16Jun By jamesNo Comments
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Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares: ‘NATO must reach out to all countries like India which might be good partners’

Ahead of the NATO Summit in Madrid on June 28, visiting Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares on Wednesday said that NATO (North Atlantic Agreement Organization), who traditionally only looked at the east side, also had to look to the south side, and reach out For all countries who like India, may be a good partner, and are interested in maintaining stability in the world.
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China’s Attack Would Hit Global Trade More Than Ukraine War: Taiwan
15Jun By jamesNo Comments
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China’s Attack Would Hit Global Trade More Than Ukraine War: Taiwan

Geneva: Every Chinese military attack on Taiwan will have a greater impact on the flow of global trade than the Ukraine War, the Top Taipei trade negotiator said on Tuesday, said it would cause lack of semiconductor chips. The Russian invasion of Ukraine in February has triggered an increase in commodity prices and prohibitions on food exports, which caused hunger fears in poor countries. John Deng said that, was China to attack Taiwan, the potential for disruption could be worse, quoting the world dependence on Taiwan for chips used in electric vehicles and cellphones. "Disorders of the international supply chain; disturbances in the international economic order; and the opportunity to grow will be far, far more significant than this," he told Reuters in an interview on the sidelines of t...
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