585 sea lions and 55,000 wild birds were reported dead in Peru in recent weeks as a result of the H5N1 bird flu virus. According to the Sernanp Natural Areas Protection Agency, after rangers found 55,000 dead birds in eight coastal protected zones, they also discovered 585 dead sea lions in seven marine protected areas.  

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• 9th Feb 2023

The European Parliament has approved a rule that will forbid the sale of new gas and diesel cars in the EU beginning in 2035 in an effort to accelerate the switch to electric vehicles (EVs). The new legislation lays out the steps necessary to achieve zero CO2 emissions for new passenger automobiles and light trucks by 2035.

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• 20th Feb 2023

The eastern-based parliament of Libya voted to depose Prime Minister Fathi Bashagha, refer him for inquiry, and install Finance Minister Osama Hamad in his place, causing political chaos in the country. The nation, which contains the greatest oil reserves in all of Africa, has been racked by unrest ever since Moammar Al Qaddafis overthrow in 2011 and the civil war that followed.

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• 17th May 2023

Unofficial results from the state-run Anadolu Agency and the nations Supreme Election Council show that Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the president of Turkey, won the recent election after a tight run-off.Erdogan will continue to rule for a another five years, following in the footsteps of Turkeys founding father, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, who held office for 15 years.

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• 31st May 2023

The US Geological Survey (USGS) has reduced the Kilauea volcanos safety alert in Hawaii. As effusion rates have decreased and no infrastructure is in danger, the alert level has been changed from WARNING to WATCH. As high effusion rates have dropped and no infrastructure is thought to be at danger, the earlier alert has been reduced to a watch. The colour of aviation alerts has also changed from red to orange.

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• 12th Jun 2023

Pakistan banned the observance of Holi and other Hindu holidays at all of its educational institutions. The choice was made to preserve what the government sees as the nations diminishing Islamic identity.The Mehran Students Council was in charge of planning the occasion. It pushed institutions to give scholarly endeavours, philosophical discussions, and faculty and student cognitive learning first priority.  

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• 22nd Jun 2023

King Charles III of the United Kingdom received the Scottish Crown Jewels in a historic ceremony at St Giles Cathedral in Edinburgh, establishing his rule in Scotland. Two months after his actual coronation, the occasion featured the exhibition of a new sword bearing the late Queen Elizabeths name.The service also served as a sombre reminder of the loss of Queen Elizabeth II.

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• 6th Jul 2023

Concerns are raised about Ruttes plan to impose stricter limitations on reuniting families of asylum seekers in an effort to minimise the number of cases after a scandal involving overcrowded immigration centres.The coalition partners opinions on immigration policy varied greatly, notably those of Ruttes center-right VVD party.

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• 8th Jul 2023

Indonesias Jakarta The 56th ASEAN Foreign Ministers Meeting (AMM) in Jakarta saw Saudi Arabia formally join the Treaty of Amity and Cooperation (TAC), making it the 51st nation to do so. On July 12, during the signing ceremony for Saudi Arabias entrance, Indonesian Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi thanked Saudi Arabia for signing the treaty on behalf of ASEAN.

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• 17th Jul 2023

S. Jaishankar, the external affairs minister of India, met with Tha Swe, his counterpart in Myanmar, to discuss several projects, particularly the trilateral highway connecting India, Myanmar, and Thailand, as well as the difficulties in ensuring its successful completion.Atal Bihari Vajpayee, had first proposed it, and it was accepted in 2002 during a ministerial-level meeting involving India, Myanmar, and Thailand.

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• 19th Jul 2023

The Commune of Monotone in Italy and Italian military historians jointly revealed the V.C Yeshwant Ghadge Sundial Memorial at Montone, Perugia, Italy. This monument honours the bravery and sacrifices made by the Indian soldiers who participated in the Italian Campaign during the Second World War.The 40 Commonwealth War Graves dispersed around Italy pay tribute to and preserve their memories.

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• 24th Jul 2023

A 28-year-old guy from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has been diagnosed with MERS-COV, according to the World Health Organisation (WHO).The first MERS-CoV case has been discovered by WHO in a 28-year-old guy from the United Arab Emirates (UAE). According to WHO, the patient lives in Abu Dhabis AI Ain city. He had no prior travel experiences and had never interacted with goats, sheep, or dromedaries (camels).

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• 26th Jul 2023

The International Committee on Credit Reporting (ICCR), which is made up of international committees on credit reporting, officially approved the Bank of Israels application to join on July 13. At the International Committee on Credit Reportings (ICCR) winter meeting in November 2022, it was unanimously resolved to accept the Bank of Israels membership application.

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• 27th Jul 2023

About 14.2 million square kilometres of sea ice cover Antarctica, which is much less than the 16.7 million square kilometres that it typically covers at this time of year.As of the 25th of July, there was approximately 14.2 million square kilometres of sea ice in Antarctica; however, 16.7 million square kilometres would be more appropriate for this year.

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• 29th Jul 2023

In Nairobi, Kenya, James Ferguson Jim Skea of the United Kingdom was chosen to lead the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). Skea won the race over Thelma Krug of Brazil, who was his closest competitor. Krug received 69 votes, while he received 90. A former researcher at Brazils national space institute and current vice-chair of the IPCC, Krug nearly missed becoming the IPCCs first female chair.

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• 29th Jul 2023

Srettha Thavisin, a Thai real estate magnate, was victorious in a parliamentary vote and is now the countrys new prime minister. With the support of two-thirds of the assembly, the 60-year-old Thavisin won the legislative vote, putting an end to the weeks of political unrest that had preceded an election that had taken place 100 days earlier.

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• 23rd Aug 2023

The first Indian prime minister to visit Greece in forty years,Narendra Modi, set out on a historic trip that marked a key diplomatic milestone. India is in Greece at the invitation of Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis in order to strengthen the two countries bilateral ties.The Indian community living in Greece greeted Prime Minister Modi cordially as he arrived in the Greek city of Athens.

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• 25th Aug 2023

The ORON aircraft represents a significant improvement in the countrys military capabilities and is the result of ground-breaking work by Israels Defence Ministry. With its cutting-edge technology and capabilities, this intelligence-gathering aircraft is ready to revolutionise Israels defence policy. The Gulfstream G550 Aerospace platform serves as the foundation for the ORON aircraft.

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• 30th Aug 2023

The Russian Ambassador had been invited to attend this years Nobel Prize ceremony in Stockholm, but the Nobel Foundation has decided to revoke that invitation. This choice was made following a heated debate about their initial invitation.They thought it was crucial to keep an inclusive mindset. However, the response from the general public eclipsed this message.

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• 5th Sep 2023

After a court upheld a vote of no-confidence against his predecessor, who had sought stronger ties with US allies amid China-US competition in the Pacific Islands, Vanuatus parliament chose Sato Kilman as the countrys next prime minister. In a secret vote, parliamentarians chose Kilman, a former prime minister and PPP leader, as their new prime minister with a 27/23 majority.

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• 6th Sep 2023

Dennis Francis assumed the position of General Assembly President when the 78th session of the United Nations General Assembly got underway. He emphasised the significance of solving the many global difficulties the globe is currently facing in his opening remarks.The UNGAs Security Council veto effort is one of several measures that the session supports that strive to increase accountability and transparency.

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• 7th Sep 2023

The United Kingdom has opted to rejoin the European Unions Horizon science research initiative after a two-year dispute over science funding following Brexit. Following the settlement of a trade dispute seven months earlier, this action is considered as a significant development in the bilateral relations between the UK and the EU.

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• 8th Sep 2023

The United Kingdom would donate $2 billion to the GCF, according to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. An official government statement describes this contribution as the largest single funding pledge made by the UK to address problems caused by global climate change.This pledge intends to support developing nations in their initiatives to lower carbon emissions and lessen their negative environmental effects.

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• 12th Sep 2023

Hero Kim Kun Ok, a former North Korean navy commander, is the name of the countrys first operational tactical nuclear attack submarine, also known as Submarine No. 841. Kim Jong Un, the leader of North Korea, spoke at the launch ceremony to emphasise the importance of this new addition to their naval power.Its 10 launch tube hatches suggest that it is most likely equipped with ballistic and cruise missiles.

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• 12th Sep 2023

According to the Indian government, it is now Bangladeshs top export partner, surpassing China and Japan. The expansion of bilateral trade is especially notable because Bangladeshs exports to India have increased dramatically from $450 million to a staggering $2 billion. The trade data have increased dramatically, highlighting the two nations strong economic ties.

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• 14th Sep 2023

Joe Biden has been invited by Modi to attend Indias Republic Day celebrations on January 26 of the following year as the chief guest. The invitation is being considered by the American government, according to U.S. Ambassador Eric Garcetti, who also verified it.The Quad Summit is planned to take place in India in 2024, and efforts are being made to coordinate it with President Bidens visit.

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• 21st Sep 2023

The Climate Ambition Summit (CAS) at the UN General Assembly brought attention to the absence of key economies essential to the direction of global efforts to reduce emissions. The three countries that account for 42% of the worlds greenhouse gas emissions—China, the United States, and India—were conspicuously absent from this crucial conference.

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• 22nd Sep 2023

Hong Kongs 53-year reign as the most open economy in the world has come to an end as Singapore has surpassed Hong Kong to take the top spot. According to a report published by the Canadian think tank Fraser Institute, this transition has occurred. Hong Kong ranked second for the first time in the Economic Freedom of the World Index, which has been measuring economic freedom since 1970.

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• 22nd Sep 2023

In order to realise his objective of creating world-class sports infrastructure, he lay the cornerstone for an international cricket stadium in Ganjari, Rajatalab, during his visit.He also took part in the Kashi Sansad Sanskritik Mahotsavs concluding ceremony at the Rudraksha International Cooperation and Convention Centre and opened 16 Atal residential schools spread out across UP.

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• 23rd Sep 2023

Syria and China have made official announcements about their strategic alliance. In Hangzhou, China, where the Asian Games will be held, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Syrian President Bashar Assad met and made this declaration. The alliance underscores Chinas expanding involvement with Middle Eastern nations and its desire to make a statement on the international scene.

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• 23rd Sep 2023

The scheduled October arrival of a Chinese research vessel to Sri Lanka has raised concerns in the United States. With 13 study teams on board, the Chinese vessel Shi Yan 6 is scheduled to conduct scientific research projects during an 80-day operation in the Indian Ocean.India had earlier informed Sri Lankan officials of its worries regarding the Chinese research vessel.

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• 26th Sep 2023

In an effort to strengthen its defences against the looming threat of a potential Chinese attack, Taiwan, an autonomous island in East Asia, recently launched the Haikun, its first homegrown submarine. The launch event in the port city of Kaohsiung, which marked an important development in Taiwans military capabilities, was presided over by President Tsai Ing-wen.

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• 29th Sep 2023

The European Central Bank (ECB) may feel some comfort now that inflation in the Eurozone has fallen to its lowest point in almost two years, but this also raises concerns about whether the rate-hiking cycle will continue.According to data provider FactSet, analysts had predicted a slower rate of inflation fall, with a consensus projection of 4.5 percent for September.

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• 30th Sep 2023

The sixth meeting of the Moscow Format Consultation on Afghanistan was a significant diplomatic event, taking place in the Russian city of Kazan. Special delegations and senior officials from countries like India, Russia, China, Pakistan, Iran, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan were present at the summit on September 29, 2023.

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• 4th Oct 2023

Recent statistics and polls indicate that the third quarter of this year likely saw a decline in the eurozones GDP. September saw a sharp reduction in demand in the area, the quickest pace of decline in almost three years. This economic slowdown was caused by a number of factors, including increasing borrowing costs, higher prices, and cautious consumer spending among households with debt.

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• 5th Oct 2023

Russia just shipped Bangladeshs 1st cargo of uranium, which will power the nations nuclear power facility, Rooppur. The plant is a major undertaking intended to improve Bangladeshs electrical system and assist the countrys expanding economy.When both units of the Rooppur power plant in Ishwardi, Bangladesh, are operating at full capacity, 2,400 megawatts of electricity will be produced.

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• 6th Oct 2023

President Joe Biden quickly showed his support for Israel in the wake of a recent attack by the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas. The US is sending military reinforcements and assistance to Israel to bolster its defence capabilities because it is one of the countrys primary arms suppliers. The decision by the Pentagon to dispatch the warships and aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford to the eastern Mediterranean.

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• 9th Oct 2023

On Sunday, October 8, Robbinsville, New Jerseys BAPS Swaminarayan Akshardham, the largest Hindu temple in the US, celebrated its official opening. This engineering marvel serves as both a tribute to the thriving Hindu community in the US and a representation of the perseverance of artistic creativity, spirituality, and human commitment.

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• 9th Oct 2023

The Indian Ocean Rim Association (IORA) is a group of 23 member governments from Africa, West Asia, South Asia, South-East Asia, and Oceania, as well as 11 discussion partners. To encourage regional collaboration and growth, it was founded in 1997.The highest governing body of the Association is the IORA Council of Ministers meeting.

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• 10th Oct 2023

The 82-km Padma Bridge Rail Link was officially opened by Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, marking a momentous event in the nations infrastructure development. Bangladeshs connectivity and economic environment are set to change as a result of this substantial project being carried out as part of Chinas Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).

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• 11th Oct 2023

The Chushul-Moldo border crossing in Ladakh hosted the 20th corps commander-level summit between China and India. The ongoing problems along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh were discussed diplomatically by both nations. These discussions, which were held at the Corps Commander level, attempted to promote an open and productive environment that would facilitate an early and amicable resolution.

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• 12th Oct 2023

Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, travelled abroad for the first time since the ICC issued an arrest warrant for him in March, drawing attention from around the world. The visit took place in Kyrgyzstan, a country in Central Asia with a long-standing relationship with Moscow.  Putin and Russia, in spite of the warrant and the ICCs accusations, reject the courts authority and charges.

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• 13th Oct 2023

Vietnam and India, two nations with nearly two millennia of historical ties between them, have been developing a strong partnership based on Buddhism. Cultural ties and literary exchanges have strengthened this bond even more. The Gitanjali by Rabindranath Tagore won him the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1913, making him the first non-European to do so.

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• 16th Oct 2023

With the launch of a passenger ferry service from Nagapattinam in Tamil Nadu to Kankesanthurai in Jaffna, Northern Sri Lanka, an ancient sea link between India and Sri Lanka has been revived. Through this programme, local businesses on both sides of the border will gain from strengthened bilateral links, more tourism, and improved people-to-people ties.

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• 18th Oct 2023

In the midst of a continuing confrontation with Hamas rebels, US Vice President Joe Biden will visit Israel. US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken confirmed the travel, and the White House issued a formal statement reiterating its unwavering support for Israel.Washington wants to stop the present war in Gaza between Israel and Hamas from escalating into a wider Middle East conflict.

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• 18th Oct 2023

Robert Fico, the recently chosen pm of Slovakia, began his fourth term in office with pledges to limit immigration, lower military aid to Ukraine, and prioritise Slovakian interests. Leaders in the EU are concerned about his nationalist views and possible obstructionist tactics. After winning last months elections, Ficos Smer party teamed up with Hlas and the ultra nationalist SNS to establish a coalition government.

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• 27th Oct 2023

The Financial Action Task Force (FATF), an intergovernmental organisation tasked with establishing global guidelines to prevent money laundering, funding of terrorism, and financing of nuclear proliferation, made news when it removed three nations from its grey list and added another.Until recognised shortcomings in their regulatory regimes are fixed, countries on this list are subject to closer scrutiny.

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• 30th Oct 2023

India and Bhutan announced a number of significant initiatives aimed at enhancing their bilateral relationship. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck of Bhutan talked about trade, technology, and cross-border connectivity during their meeting. This occurs while talks to settle their border dispute are taking place between China and Bhutan.

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• 7th Nov 2023

The ISA has welcomed Chile as its 95th member, marking a momentous milestone in the global campaign to advance solar energy. Reiterating Chiles commitment to solar energy cooperation, Ambassador Juan Angulo of Chile presented the Instrument of ISA ratification to Abhishek Singh, Joint Secretary (Economic Diplomacy) in the Ministry of External Affairs, during a meeting in New Delhi.

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• 8th Nov 2023

Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, is scheduled to take part in a virtual summit of G20 leaders, according to Russian state television. This comes after he did not show up for the September in-person summit in India. Notably, since the unprovoked invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Putin has not physically attended any of these meetings.

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• 20th Nov 2023

Al Dhafra Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Independent Power Project (IPP), with a capacity of 2 GW, is the largest single-site solar power plant in the world, officially inaugurated by the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The plant, which is 35 kilometers from Abu Dhabi City, is anticipated to replace 2.4 million tonnes of carbon emissions annually and produce enough electricity to power nearly 200,000 homes.

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• 24th Nov 2023

The first human case of H1N2, or the pig virus, was reported by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA). The case was found through routine nationwide flu surveillance. The afflicted person had a mild illness and recovered completely, which raised concerns regarding possible pig-to-human transmission.Through routine flu surveillance, the UKHSA identified the case, shedding light on the infections unknown source.

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• 28th Nov 2023

Ohio was the first state in the United States to see a spike in cases of white lung syndrome, a pneumonia-like illness.Health officials are concerned about the large number of hospitalizations caused by the outbreak, which is primarily affecting children.WHO is keeping an eye on the situation due to the rising number of respiratory infections that Chinese children are experiencing.

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• 4th Dec 2023

Italy made a dramatic shift from its previous position as the only G7 country to participate in Chinas ambitious BRI by officially withdrawing. This action is being taken more than four years after Italy, then led by Giuseppe Conte, first joined the initiative in 2019.The move, which was long expected, represents a strategic change in Italys perspective on its interactions with China.

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• 7th Dec 2023

Recently, Mount Marapi in West Sumatra, Indonesia, erupted, causing a tragic incident that claimed lives and caused several climbers to vanish. On December 3, 2023, an eruption occurred that took many by surprise and caused authorities to rush to evacuate those who were in the area.Despite efforts to evacuate, 26 people were left behind when the eruption occurred, out of the 75 people in the vicinity.

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• 7th Dec 2023

The holiday of Hanukkah is celebrated to remember the restoration of the Second Temple in Jerusalem in approximately 200 BC. According to legend, the word rededication originated when Jews revolted against their Greek Syrian oppressors during the Maccabean Revolt.Jews were not allowed to follow their religion while under Greek rule until they retook Jerusalem in 164 BC.

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• 8th Dec 2023

The second biggest city in Pakistan, Lahore, is struggling with a serious smog problem that is endangering the health and wellbeing of its citizens. Lahore recently gained the dubious distinction of having the worst air quality in the world, according to IQAir, an organization that monitors global air quality. The city's hazardous Air Quality Index (AQI) was 400 in the morning.  

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• 9th Dec 2023

China has made great progress toward reducing its reliance on foreign technologies and moving away from conventional coal fired power plants. The era of next generation gas cooled nuclear reactors has begun with the recent start of commercial operations at the eastern Shandong provinces Shidao Bay nuclear power plant.

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• 12th Dec 2023

After almost ten years, former EU leader Donald Tusk became Polands prime minister again, signaling a dramatic change from the country's eight years of turbulent national conservative rule. With pledges to strengthen ties with European allies and restore democratic standards, Tusks leadership is anticipated to usher in a new, pro European era.

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• 12th Dec 2023

In the countrys most recent election, which took place from December 10 and 12, President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi of Egypt secured a third term with 89.6% of the vote. Given the weak opposition, Sisis victory was predicted despite regional tensions and economic hardships.Egypt is experiencing a severe economic crisis that is affecting household budgets due to an annual inflation rate of 36.4%.

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• 19th Dec 2023

Unprecedented connectedness has been brought about by the digital age, but it has also sparked worries about the risks kids could face when using social media. Even with the recent passage of the Online Safety Act, the UK government headed by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is considering taking further steps to shield minors under 16 from the risks they face when using the internet.

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• 16th Dec 2023

Kurukshetra, a holy town rich in spiritual and cultural significance, was the scene of a spectacular spectacle when the International Gita Mahotsav 2023 was inaugurated there. Visitors will be enthralled with this week long celebration until December 24 because it promises a distinctive fusion of spirituality, cultural diversity, and global participation.

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• 21st Dec 2023

The indigenously developed guided multi launch rocket system Fatah II was successfully tested in flight by Pakistans military, demonstrating a notable improvement in the countrys missile capabilities. With its 400 kilometer range and cutting edge features, the system represents a significant advancement for the nations defense program.

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• 28th Dec 2023

The invitation to become a member of the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) alliance of significant emerging economies has been formally declined by President of Argentina, Javier Milei. Argentinas decision to stay out of the bloc was confirmed when letters were sent to the leaders of the BRICS countries expressing rejection.

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• 30th Dec 2023

With roughly 73% of the vote, President Tshisekedi prevailed, with Moise Katumbi coming in second with 18%. There were serious problems with the election, such as 30% of voting machines malfunctioning on the first day of voting and two-thirds of polling places opening later than planned. After lengthy lines, millions of voters eventually gave up on the process.

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• 2nd Jan 2024

Russias BRICS Chairmanship until 2024 was formally inaugurated by Russian President Vladimir Putin. The motto for the upcoming term, Strengthening Multilateralism for Equitable Global Development and Security, was highlighted by President Putin during this handover. Russias dedication to promoting cooperation among the BRICS countries Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa is demonstrated by this.

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• 3rd Jan 2024

Gabriel Attals appointment as Frances new PM is a major political move by French President Emmanuel Macron. Attal, who is 34 years old, not only becomes the nations youngest PM in history, but also the first openly gay public servant to occupy this esteemed role.In this crucial position, you will carry out domestic policies, mainly related to the economy, and manage the ministerial team of the government.

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• 10th Jan 2024

Cabo Verde has received official certification from the World Health Organization (WHO) as being malaria-free. With this achievement, Cabo Verde is now the third country in the WHO African region to be malaria-free, behind Mauritius and Algeria.When a country can show that malaria has not been transmitted nationally for at least three years, the WHO certifies that nation as being malaria free.

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• 23rd Jan 2024

Kenneth Smith, a murderer on trial, is the first person in US history to be executed with nitrogen gas in a historic development. The execution, which happened in Alabama, uses a novel technique meant to be the least painful and cruel substitute for the widely used lethal injection.Kenneth Smith, 58, was declared deceased on January 25, 2024, bringing about a dramatic change in the manner of execution.

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• 27th Jan 2024

The Ane Maersk, which is powered by green methanol, a byproduct of green hydrogen, is the largest container ship in the world and symbolizes a daring step toward a more environmentally friendly future. With this cutting edge propulsion system, environmentally friendly maritime transportation enters a new chapter.This journey represents Maersks steadfast commitment to sustainable maritime practices.

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• 27th Jan 2024

Sinn Feins Irish nationalist Michelle ONeill has been named Northern Irelands First Minister. This is a major shift from the pro-British unionists historical hegemony in the political landscape of the area.Sinn Fein, a political party, believes that a United Ireland is now achievable, and this is reflected in ONeills appointment.

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• 5th Feb 2024

France has been at the forefront of simplifying visa procedures within the European Union by being the 1st country to issue Digital Schengen visas. This innovative project comes before the more comprehensive digitization of Schengen visa applications, which is slated to go into effect in 2026. The action is strategically timed to coincide with the Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2024.

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• 5th Feb 2024

Yemens Presidential Leadership Council named Foreign Minister Ahmed Awad bin Mubarak as the nations new PM. The timing of this appointment is crucial given the rising tensions and security issues Yemen is currently facing. A significant change in the political climate of the nation has occurred with the appointment of Maeen Abdulmalik Saeed.

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• 6th Feb 2024

Recently, the Geological Institute of Israel made a significant discovery close to Cyprus they found an underwater canyon of previously unheard of size. This canyon, called Eratosthenes after the nearby underwater mountain, provides fresh insight into the Mediterranean regions geological past.Eratosthenes Canyon is a remnant of the past that dates to the Messinian Event, which occurred about 5.5 million years ago.

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• 6th Feb 2024

Recently, talks between Saudi Arabia and India were held with the objective of strengthening their strategic cooperation and defense relationship. During their meeting in Riyadh, Saudi Arabias Defense Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud and Minister of State for Defense Ajay Bhatt identified several important areas of cooperation.

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• 8th Feb 2024

In Finlands presidential runoff, former Foreign Minister Alexander Stubb prevailed over former Foreign Minister Pekka Haavisto. This victory puts Stubb in charge of overseeing Finlands foreign and security policies, which is especially important considering that Finland recently joined NATO in response to Russias invasion of Ukraine.

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• 12th Feb 2024

Chinas scientific research and exploration in the Antarctic region have entered a new chapter with this noteworthy development, demonstrating the countrys dedication to advancing global comprehension of this remote and pristine environment.Situated in one of the worlds most unexplored regions, Qinling Station has the potential to become a center for advanced scientific research.

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• 13th Feb 2024

Chief executive officers, ministers, and govt representatives from nations bordering the Indian Ocean recently gathered in Perth, Australia for the 7th Indian Ocean Conference.The conference, which was organized by the India Foundation in association with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and the Ministry of External Affairs, was themed Towards a Stable and Sustainable Indian Ocean.

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• 13th Feb 2024

A major oil spill in the eastern Caribbean has prompted Trinidad and Tobagos prime minister to formally declare a national emergency. The spill, which started from an overturned boat close to Tobago, has severely damaged the environment along the coastline, raising worries about how it will affect the countrys economy in general and the tourism industry in particular.

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• 14th Feb 2024

Germany is now the third biggest economy in the world, surpassing Japan, according to official data. This is mostly because of the yens substantial depreciation in contrast to the euros stability. Despite expanding 1.9% in the previous year, Japans economy shrank in the fourth quarter, which knocked it down to the fourth spot.

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• 16th Feb 2024

After a millennium of history, the Sominsai festival, an ancient custom with deep roots in Japanese culture, recently wrapped up its last celebration.Hundreds of naked men wrestled ferociously over wooden talismans, a display of passion and tradition at the center of the festival.Their cries of jasso, joyasa, which call for the banishing of evil, echoed through Kokuseki Temples cedar forest.

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• 19th Feb 2024

In a virtual ceremony, UAE Vice President Mohamed bin Rashid Al Maktoum and Prime Minister Narendra Modi laid the foundation stone for Bharat Mart, which integrates retail, warehousing, and logistics at the Jebel Ali Free Trade Zone in Dubai. The Bharat Mart building will become a major center for logistics and trade in Dubai.

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• 20th Feb 2024

Malta, a tiny but important player in the world stage, recently joined the International Solar Alliance (ISA), marking a significant advancement toward sustainable energy. This action demonstrates the nations dedication to adopting environmentally friendly substitutes and lowering its reliance on non-renewable energy sources.

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• 21st Feb 2024

PM has reaffirmed Japans commitment to Ukraines long term reconstruction, referring to it as a strategic investment for the future, as the 2 year anniversary of Russias invasion of that country draws near. Japans national security concerns align with the support extended to Ukraine, particularly in light of the geopolitical tensions in the region and the potential threat posed by Chinas military assertiveness.

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• 21st Feb 2024

Four sacred artifacts belonging to Lord Buddha and his disciples, along with a delegation from India, have arrived in Bangkok, Thailand, in a momentous occasion that symbolizes the close relationship between India and Thailand. Renowned monks, officials, curators, artists, and scholars are among the delegation, which is led by Dr. Virendra Kumar and Governor of Bihar Shri Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar.

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• 23rd Feb 2024

The Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), two influential political parties in Pakistan, have made the decision to share power. This implies that Asif Ali Zardari will become President and Shehbaz Sharif will resume his role as Prime Minister. Its similar to when two captains from opposing teams agree to collaborate in order to win.

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• 23rd Feb 2024

The Mahajan Field Firing Ranges in Rajasthan, India, are the site of the start of the Joint Military Exercise Dharma Guardian, which is in its fifth edition. The exercise, which is slated to take place in 2024 from February 25 to March 9, unites the JGSDF and the Indian Army in a concentrated training program designed to improve interoperability and promote closer military cooperation.

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• 26th Feb 2024

Algeria commemorated the official opening of the third-largest mosque in the world and Africas largest mosque. Under the direction of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, the Great Mosque of Algiers was formally unveiled as the third-largest mosque in the world. With a height of 265 meters, it boasts the worlds tallest minaret—a tall, thin tower—that can accommodate 120,000 worshipers.

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• 27th Feb 2024

The government of New Zealand intends to repeal a groundbreaking law that was supposed to go into effect in July. This law, which is regarded as the strictest in the world, sought to outlaw the sale of tobacco products to anybody born after January 1, 2009, as well as lower the nicotine level and cut tobacco merchant profits by more than 90%.

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• 28th Feb 2024

The Holy Relics belonging to Lord Buddha and His Two Disciples were placed in a place of public veneration. This day was marked with chants and a respectful attitude at the Mandapam at Sanam Luang Pavilion in Bangkok.The Thai Prime Minister (Chairman), Mr. Srettha Thavisin, received the Buddhas holy relics from Bihar Governor, Shri Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar.

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• 28th Feb 2024

Concerns over population reduction were exacerbated when South Koreas already record-low fertility rate continued to decline. Political pledges to address the situation are made, but comparable patterns in China and Japan highlight how difficult it will be to reverse falling birth rates. The rate is far below than the 2.1 children per woman replacement level needed to maintain population stability.

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• 29th Feb 2024

A health emergency has been proclaimed in Peru in reaction to the increasing number of dengue fever cases that are occurring there. In the first eight weeks of 2024, more than 31,000 cases of dengue were reported, including 32 fatalities, according to a Monday announcement by Health Minister Cesar Vasquez. Twenty of Perus twenty-five regions will be included in the emergency declaration.

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• 29th Feb 2024

Dr. Mansukh Mandaviya, the Union Minister of Chemicals and Fertilizers, Health, and Family Welfare, virtually opened three CIPET (Central Institute of Petrochemicals Engineering & Technology) centers from New Delhi. These centers are important extensions of CIPETs network, situated in Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, and Himachal Pradesh.

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• 5th Mar 2024

This innovative competition, which was hosted by Gravity Industries in association with the Dubai Sports Council, featured pilots who looked like real-life Iron Men since they had jet engines attached to their hands and backs.Pilots in their powerful jet suits expertly navigated the course in the futuristic spectacle, which was set against the stunning background of Dubai Marinas renowned buildings.

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• 5th Mar 2024

After the outgoing head of state resigned amid controversy over a contentious pardon given in a case involving child sexual abuse, Hungarys parliament just elected a new president. The opposition parties advocating for direct presidential elections debated the selection of Tamás Sulyok, a former chairman of Hungarys Constitutional Court.

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• 6th Mar 2024

Panama joined the International Solar Alliance (ISA) as its 97th member. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson, Randhir Jaiswal, declared this milestone. The nations embrace of sustainable energy sources is demonstrated by Panamas admittance, which is a significant milestone in the global transition to a more environmentally friendly future.

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• 8th Mar 2024

For Indian blue-collar workers in the UAE, the Indian Consulate in Dubai has launched a new insurance program called the LPP. The purpose of this plan is to give workers families financial support in the event of an accident or natural death.Beginning on March 1, 2023, the Life Protection Plan (LPP) for blue-collar workers and other employees will cover death from any cause, including natural or accidental.

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• 8th Mar 2024

There is a new draft national security law from Hong Kong. The treason, espionage, and external interference bills that are being proposed represent a major expansion of governmental power in the area. This comes amid a broader crackdown on dissent that has resulted to the imprisonment or exile of pro-democracy stalwarts.  

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• 9th Mar 2024

After securing an overwhelming victory in the presidential election, Asif Ali Zardari was sworn in as Pakistans fourteenth president. At Aiwan-e-Sadr, the Presidential Palace, the oath was delivered by Pakistans Chief Justice, Qazi Faez Isa. Zardari took over for Dr. Arif Alvi, who had served his full five-year term in September of last year and was in office for an extra five months.

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• 12th Mar 2024

Recent announcements by China of a shared new territorial sea baseline with Vietnam in the northern Gulf of Tonkin have raised questions about possible effects on current agreements and the stability of the region.In the past, the South China Seas Gulf of Tonkin has served as a crucial maritime boundary between China and Vietnam.

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• 12th Mar 2024

One of the most prominent Palestinian businessmen, Mustafa is an economist with a degree from the University of the United States and experience managing Hamas-run Gazas rehabilitation projects. After the Gaza War, the PA sought to reunite Palestinian administration, and Mustafas nomination as a non-Fatah member is considered as a possible unifying element.

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• 15th Mar 2024

Around the world, excavation sites produce fossils and artifacts that are essential to comprehending history. While constructing a house in Nuremberg, Germany, construction workers made the startling discovery of a significant number of human skeletons, suggesting the existence of what might be the largest cemetery in Europe.

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• 15th Mar 2024

Britain has demonstrated its capacity to intercept hostile planes and missiles at a remarkable cheap cost by successfully testing its DragonFire Laser Directed Energy Weapon (LDEW) lately. The lasers accuracy in identifying and eliminating aircraft threats was demonstrated in a test held in Scotland in January, suggesting that it may revolutionize air defense technology.

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• 16th Mar 2024

Preliminary results show that Vladimir Putin, won the election with a commanding lead of 76.1% of the vote. With this victory, Putin has extended his reign of power to 24 years, demonstrating his continuous supremacy in Russian politics.With growing hostilities with Western countries over his activities in Ukraine, Syria, and alleged meddling in foreign elections, Putins victory enhances his standing.

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• 18th Mar 2024

The government of Nepal formally designated Pokhara, a city in the Gandaki province, as the tourism capital of the Himalayan country in an effort to strengthen the countrys tourism sector. At a unique ceremony held at the Barahi Ghat on the shores of Phewa Lake, the announcement was made.Pokhara, renowned for its scenic surroundings and adventurous travel, has long been acknowledged as Nepals tourism center.

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• 19th Mar 2024

The newly elected leader of the Welsh Labour Party is Vaughan Gething, the current Economic Minister of Wales. His election makes history because he is the first Black person to hold the position of leader of a nation in Europe.In 1974, Gething was born in Zambia to a Zambian mother and a Welsh father. During the Covid-19 pandemic, he was Wales health minister; more recently, he was Wales economy minister.

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• 20th Mar 2024

The government of New Zealand has declared that disposable vapes and e-cigarettes are illegal. Less than a month has passed since the nation repealed a law intended to gradually phase out tobacco use.New Zealand will impose fines on businesses and individuals who offer vapes or e-cigarettes to underage customers in addition to the ban.

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• 22nd Mar 2024

The 27-year-old Saudi Arabian model and influencer Rumi Alqahtani made the announcement on Instagram that she will represent her nation as the first contestant in the Miss Universe competition. Alqahtani is a Riyadh native who has won Miss Saudi Arabia, Miss Arab World Peace 2021, and Miss Woman (Saudi Arabia) titles in the past. This will be the first Miss Universe pageant debut for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

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• 28th Mar 2024

Senegalese presidential candidate Bassirou Diomaye Faye, an opponent of the status quo, emerged victorious with 54.28 percent of the vote in the first round of voting. At 44 years old, Faye is poised to become the youngest elected president of Africa and the first rival to prevail in the first round of voting since Senegals 1960 separation from France.

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• 28th Mar 2024

Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida has passed legislation outlawing the creation of social media accounts for children younger than 14. It is legally required for 14 and 15-year-olds to get parental consent before they may register an account on websites such as Meta, TikTok, and others. In order to prove their age, all social media users in Florida are required to produce identification papers.

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• 28th Mar 2024

Judith Suminwa Tuluka is the first woman to be chosen prime minister in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. President Felix Tshisekedis action carries out a pledge made during his campaign and coincides with an increase in violence in the mineral-rich eastern area that borders Rwanda.According to UN analysts, there is strong evidence that Rwandan military are present in the Congo.

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• 2nd Apr 2024

The most powerful laser in the world has been unveiled by a research institute in Romania, building on the ground-breaking discoveries of Nobel Physics Prize winners Donna Strickland and Gerard Mourou. The French corporation Thales is operating the laser, which has the potential to revolutionize a variety of industries, including space exploration and healthcare.

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• 5th Apr 2024

Southern Africa is experiencing a catastrophic drought, prompting Zimbabwe, Zambia, and Malawi to declare a state of disaster. President Emmerson Mnangagwa attributed the below-average rains to a El Nino-induced drought, which affected more than 80% of the nation.In the region, there are severe food shortages and humanitarian concerns as a result of this drought, which is being made worse by climate change.

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• 5th Apr 2024

The Indian government has approved onion exports in response to petitions from friendly countries such as Bangladesh, Bhutan, Bahrain, Mauritius, and the United Arab Emirates. A prohibition on onion exports was imposed in December 2023 by India, a major exporter of onions worldwide, which caused prices to surge in these countries.  

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• 5th Apr 2024

China is now the country that imports more Russian crude oil by sea than India does. In March, China imported 1.82 million barrels per day (bpd) vs 1.36 million bpd from Russia. This change is explained by the slowdown in Indian imports brought on by sanctions and growing costs.China imported more Russian crude oil by sea in March than India did, at 1.82 million barrels per day.

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• 9th Apr 2024

The Pakistan Senate has chosen Yousaf Raza Gillani, the former prime minister of Pakistan, as its chairman, and Syedal Khan Nasir, the leader of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), as its deputy chairman.Their election to the leadership positions in the Pakistani parliament's upper house was certified by Senate Secretary Qasim Samad Khan.

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• 12th Apr 2024

President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida announced jointly that Japanese astronauts will be part of the Artemis program, which will send them on future NASA lunar missions. This action is viewed as a calculated attempt to improve defense and commercial relations between Japan and the United States.

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• 12th Apr 2024

Kristalina Georgieva has been re-appointed as MD of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for a new five-year term beginning October 1, 2024. She was the only candidate nominated for the position this year, and she was appointed by the IMF executive board.The IMFs managing director is appointed by the executive board, which has the option of voting or reaching a consensus.

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• 16th Apr 2024

The worlds busiest airports for 2023 have been ranked by Airports Council International (ACI) World. Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport in Delhi, which serves 7.22 lakh people a year, came in at number ten. Notwithstanding the difficulties brought on by the COVID-19 epidemic, this is a considerable improvement above its 2019 position of 17th place.

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• 17th Apr 2024

Sheikh Mohammed Sabah Al-Salem Al-Sabah resigned, and Kuwaits Emir named Sheikh Ahmad Abdullah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah as the next prime minister. Sheikh Ahmad, who was born in 1952, has held a number of ministerial positions and has a wealth of expertise in banking and administration.He has a distinguished professional background that includes positions at the Central Bank of Kuwait and the Kuwait Finance Center.

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• 17th Apr 2024

An important step toward strengthening relations between the two countries was taken when the Indian Embassy in Kuwait announced the beginning of the first-ever Hindi radio broadcast in Kuwait. The program, which was started by Kuwait's Ministry of Information, would showcase the relationship between India and Kuwait every Sunday on FM 93.3 and AM 96.3.

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• 23rd Apr 2024

India is listed as having priority for IP enforcement and protection in the U.S. Trade Representatives (USTR) 2024 Special 301 Report, which was just released. Concerns over how India is addressing IP security issues have persisted, which is why this decision was made.In the upcoming year, USTR intends to have extensive bilateral interaction with India and other nations on the Priority Watch List.

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• 27th Apr 2024

In the midst of a financial crisis brought on by a severe lack of money, Sri Lanka has made a noteworthy move by removing some import restrictions. With this action, the economy—which has been faltering since March 2020—hopes to rebound.The import ban on trucks and heavy vehicles has been lifted by Sri Lanka, which is a noteworthy move.

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• 30th Apr 2024

With 400 terminal gates and five parallel runways, Dubai is launching an ambitious project to build Al Maktoum International Airport, the largest airport in the world. This airport will have an unparalleled ability to handle 260 million passengers annually. The project, led by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, demonstrates Dubais dedication to global connectivity and innovation.  

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• 30th Apr 2024

The teams third straight year of success was the result of their unwavering pursuit of perfection, which further cemented their position as a dominant force in French football. Over the course of the season, Kylian Mbappés exit became increasingly apparent; yet, in his final season with PSG, the star striker made a lasting impression.

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• 1st May 2024

Following a similar arrangement with the US, Indias Bharat 6G Alliance is scheduled to sign a cooperation deal with Europes Industry Alliance 6G.The goal of this agreement is to promote cooperation in the development of 6G technologies.It is anticipated that the Bharat 6G Alliance and Industry Alliance 6G would soon sign an agreement, with details of their collaboration to be finalized in the upcoming quarter.

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• 1st May 2024

Zimbabwe has introduced a new currency known as the ZiG, short for Zimbabwe Gold. The ZiG was first issued electronically in early April and is now available as coins and banknotes. It is backed by Zimbabwes gold reserves.The Zimbabwe dollar collapsed in 2009, and while it is the sixth currency since then, some people are already against the ZiG and rejecting it.

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• 1st May 2024

The South Pacific island nation of the Solomon Islands is expected to keep close connections with China, as evidenced by the election of former foreign minister Jeremiah Manele as prime minister.In a secret poll with 49 parliamentarians, opposition leader Matthew Wale received 18 votes, while Jeremiah Manele received 31.

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• 3rd May 2024

China launched the Change-6 probe on an ambitious mission to gather samples from the Moons far side in a first for the spacecraft industry. Should China succeed, it will go down in history as the first nation to successfully retrieve lunar samples from the mysterious far side—a achievement that has not yet been surpassed by any other country.

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• 6th May 2024

In a ground-breaking effort that blends diplomacy with cutting-edge technology, Ukraine has introduced Victoria Shi, an AI-generated spokesperson, to provide official remarks from its foreign ministry. The world has taken notice of this noteworthy technological advancement in diplomatic communication.Victoria Shi made her debut during a social media presentation.

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• 7th May 2024

To improve bilateral commerce, India and Nigeria have decided to complete the Local Currency Settlement System Agreement. The deal was considered at the India-Nigeria Joint Trade Committees second meeting in Abuja. It was to be settled in Indian rupees and Nigerian naira. The purpose of the gathering was to determine how to improve trade cooperation.

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• 7th May 2024

The election of senior SNP member John Swinney as the partys new leader has cleared the path for him to take Humza Yousafs place as Scotlands First Minister. As the only candidate in the competition to select a new premier, Swinney established himself as a major player in Scottish politics.Swinney, who was born in Edinburgh in April 1964, joined the SNP at an early age and advanced through the organization fast.

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• 9th May 2024

Russia is at a turning point in its history as Vladimir Putin takes office for a fifth time. The world is closely watching Putins leadership style and Russias changing place in the international arena.Putin has methodically built up his authority since taking office in 1999, suppressing internal opposition and strengthening his hold on the presidency.

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• 9th May 2024

The military dictator and acting president of Chad, Mahamat Idris Deby Itno, has won the May 6, 2024, presidential election. Debys rule is likely to be extended for an additional six years with this provisional outcome, which was declared by the National Election Management Agency on May 10, 2024. Mahamats father, Idriss Deby, ruled Chad with an iron grip for thirty years until passing away in 2021.

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• 11th May 2024

Mikhail Mishustin has been reappointed as prime minister of Russia by Russian President Vladimir Putin, a decision that was highly anticipated. The appointment is pending ratification by the State Duma, the lower house of parliament. This choice is a result of the legal process that followed Putins inauguration on Tuesday for a fifth term as president.

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• 11th May 2024

India and Oman are about to start a collaborative venture that will significantly support research and conservation efforts related to sharks and rays in the Arabian Sea. With an emphasis on the Arabian Sea region specifically, this collaboration seeks to advance knowledge, encourage conservation, and assist capacity building in elasmobranch research.

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• 13th May 2024

The first-ever laws in the European Union to address violence against women have been passed. The rule requires forced marriage, female genital mutilation, and online harassment to be illegal in all EU member states. There was divergent views on what constitutes rape, even though everyone agreed that legislation was needed.  

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• 13th May 2024

The British Antarctic Territory, which is now protected by the Antarctic Treaty, is said to have enormous oil and gas deposits. This is what Russia has claimed. There is evidence to suggest that the oil deposits found by Russian research ships contain about 511 billion barrels of oil, according to the Commons Environment Audit Committee.

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• 14th May 2024

PhonePe and LankaPay have partnered to provide UPI payments to Sri Lanka. Through this partnership, PhonePe customers can easily use UPI for transactions with any LankaPay QR merchant, giving them security and comfort when they are on the go. In addition to providing a practical answer for businesses, the alliance seeks to improve the payment experience for Indian visitors and business travelers visiting Sri Lanka.

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• 16th May 2024