—Photo: Reuters New Delhi: Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi has alleged that he was thrown out of Parliament for demanding an inquiry against Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s business ally, but will continue his struggle for the survival of democracy. Rahul Gandhi, 52, was removed from his parliamentary seat on March 24 after a court ruling found…
Israel: Protests are being held against judicial reforms. 200 reserve pilots of the Israeli Air Force have refused to continue their service in protest against judicial reforms by the government. According to foreign media, many of these pilots have also participated in ‘secret Israeli operations’. The pilots say that after Prime Minister Netanyahu’s speech on…
File photo Dust storm alerts were issued in China’s capital Beijing and various provinces. According to the authorities, visibility is likely to be affected in Beijing and several provinces due to the dusty winds. Meteorologists say that drivers should be careful, the visibility will be reduced in many areas, the dust storm will weaken after…
Yezan Umar Jameel Khasib was shot dead at the entrance of Albeera near Ramla, Photo: File The barbaric atrocities of the Israeli army continue in Palestine. So far this year, at least 84 Palestinian civilians have been brutalized by Zionist soldiers. Thus, 2023 is proving to be a bloody year for the Palestinians. In the…
Saudi Arabia and Russia have agreed to continue cooperation within the framework of OPEC Plus. Prince Abdulaziz, Minister of Energy of Saudi Arabia, met with the Deputy Prime Minister of Russia. According to the Arab media from Riyadh, the meeting discussed the development of Russia-Saudi Arabia relations and mutual cooperation. According to Arab media, the…
Britain exports most of its fruit and vegetables to Morocco and Spain, Photo: File London: Farmers in the UK have warned they could face food shortages by May due to bad weather in North Africa and local crop delays. According to the World News Agency, Britain imports a lot of non-seasonal fruits and vegetables from…
Ahead of 1 February – marking two years since the military overturned and arbitrarily detained members of the democratically elected civilian Government, including President U Win Myint and State Counsellor Daw Aung San Suu Kyi – the Secretary-General, in a statement issued by his Spokesperson, raised several concerns. He also condemned all forms of violence…
