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I will not resign, my commitment is with Peru: President of Peru
Boluarte while speaking in a late-night address on Friday, lamented the violence that has killed more than 40 people since December in Peru. Most of those killed were protestors, killed during clashes with security forces. A police officer was burnt alive after the vehicle he was in was torched during the violence.
Flood disaster relief efforts helps Pak to mobilise aid
According to the Geo-politik, Pakistan, which has severely mismanaged its economy, has now used the pretext of flood devastation and consequent humanitarian crisis to get international assistance.
India will set up Global South Centre of Excellence: PM Modi
India hosted a two-day Voice of Global South Summit on January 12-13. The Summit was held in a virtual format, with 10 sessions in total. It saw the participation of Leaders and Ministers from 125 countries of the Global South.
'Congratulate India for Voice of Global South Summit'
India hosted a two-day Voice of Global South Summit on January 12-13. The Summit was held in a virtual format, with 10 sessions in total. It saw the participation of Leaders and Ministers from 125 countries of the Global South.
'India-Japan air exercise strategically crucial development'
Interestingly, Dr Nagao assesses that the "Chinese military attaches great importance to the India-China border. PLA leaders who have increased tensions with India benefit professionally within the Chinese system". He gives the example of Li Zuocheng, who was the local commander when a Chinese intrusion took place in India in 2014. Three years later, Li was made a member of the Central Military Commission, the highest military authority in China.
Indian peacekeepers deployed in South Sudan honoured with medal
While it is true that India's peacekeeping contingent in Upper Nile is almost all male, Major Chattha was not the only woman to receive a medal for the outstanding work of her compatriots: five out of the 1,171 troops awarded the shiny pieces of metal were females.
2022 confirmed as one of warmest years on record: WMO
The average global temperature in 2022 was about 1.15 [1.02 to 1.27] °C above the pre-industrial (1850-1900) levels. 2022 is the 8th consecutive year (2015-2022) that annual global temperatures have reached at least 1°C above pre-industrial levels, according to all datasets compiled by WMO. 2015 to 2022 are the eight warmest years on record.
'US Congress should probe Biden handling of sensitive materials'
McCarthy compared Biden's handling of classified documents to former President Donald Trump's. The House Speaker added that he didn't see the difference between the two situations, despite Trump's months of stonewalling investigators efforts to retrieve them.
Bigger trade ambitions with US than free trade deals: Goyal
Goyal made these remarks after convening the 13th meeting of the US-India Trade Policy Forum (TPF) with US Trade Representative Katherine Tai in Washington.
WHO recommends not using Marion Biotech syrups in Uzbekistan
In a Medical product alert, WHO said the "substandard medical products", manufactured by Marion Biotech, "are products that fail to meet quality standards or specifications and are therefore out of specification."
WHO Chief says China under-reports COVID-19 deaths
The WHO chief urged all countries to share true statistics so as to contribute to a more effective fight against the spread of the disease. Last week, Tedros asked China for reliable data on Covid hospitalizations and deaths in the country.
Peru imposes nightly curfew in Puno region after protests
Alberto Otarola said the three-day nighttime curfew will last three days and run from 8 pm to 4 am (local time) in Puno.
Brazil's President Lula criticizes police for protesters' breach
Protesters supporting the far-right former President Jair Bolsonaro besieged government buildings on Sunday, calling for the military to intervene and oust the leftist hero Lula da Silva.
12 killed in anti-government protests in Peru
The anti-government protesters attempted to enter an airport, where they clashed with law enforcement officials. They are demanding the resignation of President Dina Boluarte.
'India leading in technology, renewable energy'
India has been leading the way in technology, renewable energy, and sustainable development, said Guyana President Mohamed Irfaan Ali on Tuesday as he vouched for bilateral cooperation in several areas.
Taiwan slams China's large-scale military exercises
In a separate statement on its website, Taiwan said China's provocative actions based have seriously damaged the peace and stability of the Taiwan Strait, a 180-kilometer-wide strait separating the island Taiwan and continental Asia.
India, Panama sign agreement on cooperation in training diplomats
Jaishankar appreciated Panama's foreign minister's participation in the PBD Convention to honor the contribution of the Indian diaspora. External Affairs Minister said he discussed opportunities for greater economic, and people-to-people linkage with his Panama counterpart.
My India visit is to engage in important areas: Guyana President
Guyana's President, who is the chief guest at the 17th Pravasi Bharatiya Divas (PBD) convention in Indore, said that the Indian government has done a tremendous job of bringing together the diaspora. He described his Indian visit as an opportunity to network and benefit from the tremendous influence that India has internationally.
Israeli institute brings out new study on Crohn's disease
Crohn's disease and the more severe ulcerative colitis cause inflammation of the tissues in the digestive tract. Symptoms can include abdominal pain, severe diarrhoea, fatigue, weight loss, malnutrition, loss of appetite and bloody stools. It is characterized by periods of relaxation and flare-ups traditionally managed by steroids and avoiding foods that can cause new outbursts.
40 killed, dozens injured in bus crash in Senegal
At least 40 people have been killed and several others were seriously injured after two buses collided in a bus crash, CNN reported.
PM Modi meets Guyana, Suriname Presidents on margins in Indore
At the 17th PBD convention held in Indore to honour persons of Indian origin for their outstanding achievements, Guyana President was the chief guest while Suriname President was the special guest of honour.
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