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Dementia becomes Australia's leading cause of death for 1st time
Dementia was the leading cause of death in Australia in 2024, becoming the country's top killer disease for the first time on record, according to official data released on Friday.
Ethiopia confirms first Marburg outbreak as WHO steps up efforts
The Health Ministry confirmed nine cases in the Omo region, an area close to the border with South Sudan. The confirmation came after health workers in the region reported several patients exhibiting symptoms associated with viral hemorrhagic fever.
G7 reaffirms free and open Indo-Pacific, opposes status quo shift
The G7 foreign ministers reaffirmed support for a free and open Indo-Pacific, raising concerns over tensions in the South China Sea, Taiwan Strait and DPRK. They also addressed crises in Ukraine, the Middle East, Haiti, Sudan and DRC, while committing to stronger maritime security, economic resilience and critical mineral supply chains.
G20 “too big to fail”, says South African envoy
South Africa stated the G20 will remain strong despite the US skipping the summit. High Commissioner Anil Sooklal called the move unfortunate but stressed the forum is no longer dependent on any one country. He highlighted Africa's first G20 summit, key global priorities and urged unity against terrorism.
Brazil awaits US reply on tariff plan after Vieira–Rubio talks
Brazil is awaiting a quick US response to its proposal on resolving a 50% tariff dispute, Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira said after talks in Washington. Both sides aim to advance negotiations soon. Meanwhile, ACTO launched a major Amazon monitoring project to fight deforestation and environmental degradation.
At least two killed, 21 missing after massive landslide in Indon
Several days of heavy rainfall in the region caused the landslides that hit dozens of houses in three villages in Indonesia's Central Java province on Thursday evening, officials said in a statement.
Brazil’s Federal Police finalise ‘quick, discreet’ arrest plan
Brazil's Federal Police have reportedly drawn up a detailed and swift operational plan for the possible detention of former President Jair Bolsonaro, who has been handed a sentence of 27 years and three months. According to a report carried by InfoMoney and also highlighted repeatedly by Brasil 247, the arrest operation is designed to be "rapid and discreet", awaiting only the formal go-ahead from Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes, who is overseeing the case.
China, Russia target Canada: Canadian intelligence agency
China and Russia continue to target Canada for sensitive government and private-sector intelligence and high-tech goods, and are seeking to gain a strategic foothold in the Arctic, the CSIS chief said.
Ghana Army condoles 6 stampede deaths during recruitment exercise
After the stampede that occurred on Wednesday, the recruitment drive was brought to a temporary suspension.
INS Savitri crew takes part in joint training session with Mozamb
The training session included professional discussions on navigational aspects, a statement by the Indian Navy said on Thursday.
Botswana President sees Murmu off at airport ahead of her departu
Botswana President Advocate Duma Gideon Boko came to see her off at the airport.
Continue contributing to Botswana's progress...: President Droupadi Murmu to members of the Indian community
The two leaders witnessed the release of captured cheetahs from the Ghanzi region into the quarantine facility, conducted by experts from India and Botswana. The move marks Botswana's symbolic donation of eight cheetahs to India as part of Project Cheetah.
MEA highlights key developments of India-Botswana cooperation during President Murmu's state visit
MEA said that Botswana's leadership expressed strong interest in India's digital transformation initiatives. "The leadership of Botswana also conveyed their keen interest in learning about the deployment of digital public infrastructure in India and how we are leveraging technology to improve the delivery of citizen-centric services, the deployment of e-governance, and overall economic efficiency across the government."
Eight cheetahs handed to India under ‘Project Cheetah’
President Droupadi Murmu and Botswana's President Duma Gideon Boko visited the Mokolodi Game Reserve. MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said the visit was "a gesture symbolising the shared commitment to wildlife conservation." President Boko also "formally handed over eight cheetahs to India" under Project Cheetah.
“Economic cooperation was central”: MEA on India-Botswana talks
During the visit, the Vice President of Botswana Ndaba Nkosinathi Gaolathe and Phenyo Butale, Minister of International Relations, also called on President Murmu.
Prez Murmu observes one minute silence for Delhi attack victims
"Before I begin my address, I want to express my sympathies to the family and friends of the deceased in the Delhi blast. I urge you all to observe a minute's silence in memory of the victims," she said.
President Murmu highlights 60 years of India-Botswana ties
President Droupadi Murmu addressed the Indian community in Gaborone, Botswana, highlighting 60 years of India-Botswana diplomatic ties and praising 10,000 Indians for their contributions in business and industry, calling them "proud ambassadors of India."
Botswana hands over eight cheetahs to India
All eight cheetahs will remain in quarantine in Botswana before being transported to India in the coming weeks. Upon arrival, they will join the Cheetah Initiative project at Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh.
“Clearly a terrorist attack': Rubio on Delhi Blast
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Wednesday (local time) called the blast which took place in Delhi on Monday evening to 'clearly' be a 'terrorist attack'. He lauded India's professional and meticulous approach towards the investigation.
EAM puts forth Indian perspective at G7 FMM energy session
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar participated in the G7 Foreign Ministers' Meet Outreach Session on energy security and critical minerals. Highlighting the Indian perspective, he said that India is open to working constructively with international partners and underlined that greater cooperation is the way forward.
EAM highlights India’s MAHASAGAR outlook at G7 FMM session
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar attended the G7 Foreign Ministers' Meet Outreach Session on Maritime Security and Prosperity and underlined India's approach to maritime security through the MAHASAGAR outlook, Indo-Pacific cooperation and the role as first responder in the maritime domain.
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