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Antony Blinken warns US getting ‘closer’ to giving up on Iran nuclear deal

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken warned Wednesday that point was running out for Iran to return to a nuclear deal after a scathing report by the UN atomic watchdog and Tehran's signals that it might take a short time to return to talks. The IAEA released a strongly-worded report Tuesday saying monitoring tasks in Iran are "seriously undermined" after Tehran suspended a number of the UN agency's inspections of its nuclear activities. After ultraconservative Ebrahim Raisi took over as new president of the country, Iran had also suggested that talks aimed toward reviving the stalled JCPOA were unlikely to resume for 2 to 3 months. "I'm not getting to put a date thereon but we are becoming closer to the purpose at which a strict return to compliance with the JCPOA doesn't reproduce the adv...
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UK Global Talent Visa applications hit 4,000

The last 12 months have become a bumper season for applications with 35% of the total conducted in the past year. CEO of the founder of Nation Tech, Gerard Grech, said: "England is a global power plant for Tech, not only because of our world-class ideas and innovations, but our world class talents too." "Visa Talent Global Technology Technology is just one of the many reasons Britain is an attractive center for technological entrepreneurs who are ambitious and inspire, and will help ensure that the UK remains one of the best goals to start and calculate the technology business in a few months. Years to come Of course. " It's easier for skilled talents The British global talent visa was launched in February 2020 and was designed to make it easier for very skilled and foreign talents to com...
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Everyone “Got It Wrong” On Taliban’s Lightning Takeover Of Afghanistan: British Army Chief

London: the planet "got it wrong" on how quickly the Taliban would take over Afghanistan, the top of British army said on Sunday, days after the united kingdom government acknowledged that intelligence suggested that "it was unlikely Kabul would fall this year" after Western troops withdrew from the war-torn country. The US and other countries were caught off-guard by the Taliban's lightning conquest of Afghanistan last month and therefore the strikingly rapid fall of the Afghan military and government backed by the West once NATO troops left the country. "It was the pace of it that surprised us and that i don't think we realised quite what the Taliban were up to," Britain's chief of the defence staff, General Nick Carter told the BBC Asked whether military intelligence was wrong, he said ...
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Biden always said Afghan leaders needed to lead: White House on US President’s last phone call to Ghani

Talking about the last call between Joe Biden and Ashraf Ghani, accessed by press agency Reuters, the White House said that it won't get into private diplomatic conversations or leaked transcripts of phone calls but what has been reported as Biden's last advice to Ashraf Ghani remained Biden's public advice for Afghanistan leaders, White House press secretary Jen Psaki said. What the President conveyed publicly, and positively privately also , repeatedly, to Afghan leaders — as did our national security officials — is that it’s important that the leaders in Afghanistan do exactly that: lead and show the country that they're able to still — the fight against the Taliban; that they need the desire for the Afghan National Security Forces to continue that fight whilst our US forces leave," the...
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Japan finds new mutation of Covid’s Delta variant

A group of Japanese researchers said a replacement mutation of the Covid-19 Delta variant had been discovered for the primary time within the country, local media reported on Tuesday. The research team, led by professor Hiroaki Takeuchi at Tokyo Medical and Dental University Hospital, said that the mutation was found when a patient infected with the Delta variant visited the institute earlier this month, reports Xinhua press agency . Genetic analysis revealed the N501S mutation, the team said, adding that only eight cases of the mutation are reported outside Japan The N501S mutation is analogous to the N501Y variation of the Alpha variant, which was first detected within the UK The team said its impact on the virus’s transmissibility is unclear thus far , and researchers decide to study fu...
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Viral Taliban Videos, 60 Young Men Missing, Violence Rising; Is All Well in Kashmir? The Army Says it is

Ever since the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, evidence on ground shows the extent of violence in Jammu and Kashmir has gone up significantly over the last month, consistent with a report by NDTV. The reports says that Intelligence agencies are conscious of a minimum of six groups of terrorists that have infiltrated the Kashmir Valley with some high value targets on their agenda. According to sources quoted after the takeover of Kabul by Taliban fortnight ago, social media is buzzing with congratulatory messages. Such video clips tend to motivate youngsters in Kashmir too as they see them as “Victorious warriors". Coupled with this, 60 young men have gone missing from their homes within the last few months. Meanwhile, the military on Sunday said the safety situation within the Kashmir val...
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Rockets Fired At Kabul Airport, Intercepted By Missile Defence System

Kabul, Afghanistan: rockets were licensed Monday at Kabul Airport, where American troops were races to complete their withdrawal from Afghanistan and evacuate allies under the threat of ISIS group attacks. President Joe Biden has set a time limit on Tuesday to withdraw all American forces from Afghanistan, relying on a longest closure of the military conflicts of his nation, who started retaliation for attacks of September 11. The return of the movement of the Hard Islamist Talibans, which was overthrown in 2001 but took over the power fifteenth night, triggered an exodus of terrified people aboard the evacuation flights led by the United States. These flights, which took more than 120,000 people from Kabul airport, will officially end Tuesday when the last of the last thousands of America...
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Haqqani network is the sword arm of Taliban with Pakistan the common parent

  The Biden administration’s Machiavellian approach in white washing the Taliban and call it a separate entity from Haqqani network shows the desperation folks to exit Afghanistan at regardless of the cost. State Department spokesperson Ned Price may be a spinmeister for the Biden administration, but his statement that the Taliban and Haqqani network are separate entities shows his shallow knowledge of jihadists in Af-Pak region. the elemental rule of the sport is that there are not any good terrorists and political Islam may be a thanks to seize power not sermon the believers. While one can understand the rationale behind Ned Price’s lie, but if this is often the understanding of the State Department then the war against terrorism globally is doomed. The rather feckless administration of...
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Doval talks on state-sponsored terrorism at meeting of BRICS NSAs

India has taken a veiled hollow in Pakistan on cross-border terrorism and stated that the activities of terrorist groups supported by the state like Let and Jem threaten peace. The National National Security Advisor of India Ajit Doval Tuesday has hosted a virtual meeting of key security leaders of BRICS nations that focus on regional and global security issues, including the threat of terrorism and drug trafficking. . The meeting attended the official Brazilian security meeting of Augusto Helena Ribeiro Pereira, Nikolai Patrishev, a member of the Russian Nikolai NSA Patrushev, Chinese member Politburo and South African Deputy Minister of State Security Ncediso Goodenough Kodwa, according to one declaration issued by the government. India is the presidency of Brics (Brazil, Russia, India, ...
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UK Covid cases fall below 25,000, latest daily data shows

The number of latest Covid cases reported within the UK has now fallen below 25,000 the uk kecorded 24,950 new infections on Monday - a drop of 15,000 on 39,950 cases every week ago the number of latest cases fell for a sixth day during a row - the primary time since November, during England's second national lockdown. But immunologist Prof Peter Openshaw said while he was "cautiously pleased," further daily data would show if it had been a sustained fall or a "just a blip". Prof Openshaw, who sits on the government's New and Emerging Respiratory Virus Threats Advisory Group (Nervtag), told BBC Radio 4's PM programme: "It is exciting to ascertain those rather encouraging figures, but there are some delays in reporting the figures and we're still expecting the complete data to be released b...