The Indian couple sacrificed themselves by slitting their necks

The Indian couple sacrificed themselves by slitting their necks

In India, husband and wife have sacrificed themselves by separating themselves from their sartan with a gluten-like device. Photo: File Gujarat: In an incredible incident in India, a husband and wife beheaded themselves while offering their sacrifice to the goddess of fertility. Hemubhai Makwana, 38, and his wife, Hansaban, 35, created a gluten-like system in…

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Qatar, Emirates progress in restoring diplomatic relations, embassies expected to open by June

Qatar, Emirates progress in restoring diplomatic relations, embassies expected to open by June

Progress is being made towards the restoration of diplomatic relations between Qatar and the United Arab Emirates. In this regard, the Emirati official says that the two countries are working on restoring diplomatic relations, including opening embassies. On the other hand, a Gulf official says that full diplomatic relations between the UAE and Qatar are…

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UN predicts restrictions on women’s rights will worsen economic catastrophe

UN predicts restrictions on women’s rights will worsen economic catastrophe

The Afghanistan Socio-Economic Outlook 2023, released by the UN Development Programme (UNDP), provides an overview of the fallout resulting from the takeover of Afghanistan by its present-day de facto rulers, the Taliban, in August 2021. Immediately after the Taliban assumed power, the Afghan economy collapsed, accelerating Afghanistan’s decade-long slide into poverty; with a population estimated…

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Sudan: UN rights chief calls for a return to talks, amid reports of 24-hour pause

Sudan: UN rights chief calls for a return to talks, amid reports of 24-hour pause

“Sudan has already endured so much pain and suffering. The fighting is born out of power games and personal interests that only serve to alienate the democratic aspirations of the population,” said Mr. Türk, adding, “Do those responsible not understand that the civilian population now only craves a peaceful life?”  The Sudanese army and a…

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Libya’s ‘new dynamic’: Bathily calls on partners to support momentum

Libya’s ‘new dynamic’: Bathily calls on partners to support momentum

“There has been a new dynamic in Libya,” Abdoulaye Bathily said, urging authorities to meet the people’s expectation that they will be able to choose new leaders via the ballot box, and deliver on all their commitments. “All international partners should support the current momentum and speak with one voice on Libyan matters.” “Intensive consultations…

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5 things you need to know the world’s least developed countries

UN advisory board charts fresh path to better global governance

Launched by the UN’s High-Level Advisory Board on Effective Multilateralism, A Breakthrough for People and Planet: Effective and Inclusive Global Governance for Today and the Future, outlines an ambitious plan to overhaul the global architecture. Co-chaired by former President of Liberia, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, and former Prime Minister of Sweden, Stefan Löfven, the Advisory Board…

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