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      22 November

      Pakistan High Commission issues 100 visas to Indian pilgrims to visit Sindh’s Shadani Darbar shrine

      Pakistan has reportedly issued 100 visas to Indian pilgrims who want to travel to several religious sites in the neighbouring country. This comes in line with a bilateral protocol on visits to religious shrines. According to the Pakistan high commission, the group of Indian pilgrims will be visiting Pakistan to participate in the 314th birth anniversary celebrations of Shiv Avtari Satguru Sant Shadaram Sahib at the Shadani Darbar Hayat Pitafi in Sindh province from 22 November to 3 December. Thousands of Sikh and Hindu pilgrims from India visit the neighbouring country to attend religious festivals and occasions every year under the India-Pakistan Protocol on Visits to Religious Shrines of 1974. The Pakistan high commission in a statement said, “The issuance of…

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    • 22 November

      Brussels focuses on curbing departures and speeding up returns in its migration proposal after Paris and Rome’s standoff

      The European Commission has focused on Monday its proposed action plan to contain the open pulse between France and Italy for the rescue and disembarkation of migrants in the central Mediterranean on taking more measures to curb irregular departures and expedite deportations to countries of origin, since, in its view, most cases are due to economic migration and are not eligible for international protection. “When you look at the nationalities of those who arrive, many simply want to come and save some money. They just want to be part of our labor market and we need them in our labor market, but we don’t want them to come in this way,” Interior Commissioner Ylva Johansson told a press conference to…

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    • 22 November

      The president suspends his daily briefings in the midst of a dispute with a network for publishing «false news».

      Yoon said Friday that it was “inevitable” that his office would prevent journalists from the MBC television network from going on the trip with him because of their “malicious behavior” after the network published a video in September of Yoon leaving an event in New York in which he used foul-mouthed words to refer to the approval of measures by the National Assembly, an issue that sparked controversy in the country. The South Korean presidency explained that the video was subtitled in such a way that Yoon appears to refer to the administration of U.S. President Joe Biden, when in fact he was referring to the South Korean Parliament, for which Seoul criticized the “biased and distorted coverage” of the…

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    • 22 November

      Iran protests diplomatically to the United Kingdom over a demonstration outside its embassy in London

      The Iranian Foreign Ministry has summoned on Sunday the British Ambassador to Tehran, Simon Shercliff, to protest the “attack” on the Iranian Embassy in London perpetrated by a “violent group”. Tehran has further protested an “outrage against the Iranian national flag” during the protest. “The British ambassador has been reminded of the obligations contained in the 1961 and 1963 Vienna Conventions” on the protection of embassies, the official IRNA news agency reports. “The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has also strongly protested the UK’s failure to prevent this sad attack,” IRNA added. The British ambassador has regretted the incident and assured that he will convey Iran’s protest to his government, according to the Iranian news agency. British authorities mobilized riot troops…

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    • 22 November

      Qatar signs world’s ‘longest’ gas supply deal with China

      Qatar has announced a 27-year natural gas supply deal with China. According to QatarEnergy CEO Saad Sherida Al-Kaabi, the deal would be the “longest” ever seen as it strengthened ties with Asia at a time when Europe is scrambling for alternative sources. QatarEnergy earlier this year signed five deals for North Field East (NFE), the first and larger of the two-phase North Field expansion plan, which includes six LNG trains that will ramp up Qatar’s liquefaction capacity to 126 million tonnes per year by 2027 from 77 million. In the second phase of the expansion, QatarEnergy signed contracts with three partners for North Field South (NFS). According to a report in Reuters, Qatar is already the world’s top LNG exporter…

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    • 21 November

      Shamima Begum condemned to ‘exile for life’ by citizenship decision, court hears

      The “extraordinary and “extreme” decision to remove the British citizenship of Shamima Begum has condemned her to “exile for life” and should be overturned, a court was told on Monday as the former Bethnal Green schoolgirl began a new attempt to win back her passport. Ms Begum’s barrister Samantha Knights KC told a hearing at the Special Immigration Appeals Commission in London that Ms Begum had been the victim of a “determined Islamic State propaganda machine” when it lured her to Syria in 2015 when she was a 15-year-old. She said grounds for overturning the Home Office’s decision to remove her British citizenship on national security grounds included the fact that she had been a trafficking victim and the hasty way in which the former Home Secretary Sajid Javid had…

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    • 21 November

      Iranians ‘hanging’ Khamenei from foot-over bridges as anti-hijab protests gain steam by the day

      With the protest entering its third month in Iran, posters of Khamenei were seen hanging from foot-over bridges. So powerful. This is Tehran today. Iranian uprising continues into the third month. The more the Iranian regime jails, hangs and kills, the more the people get determined to end Islamic Republic.The world must be prepared to see a secular democratic Iran. #MahsaAmini pic.twitter.com/5ike1EraFj— Masih Alinejad 🏳️ (@AlinejadMasih) November 20, 2022 Iranian journalist Masih Alinejad has also talked about people being determined to end the Islamic Republic. Meanwhile, an intelligence officer from Iran’s Revolutionary Guard was killed Friday during a violent demonstration in Sahneh, in a Kurdish area in western Iran, the semiofficial Tasnim news agency reported. It identified the deceased as…

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    • 21 November

      In a first, turbaned Sikh appointed Dy Mayor of Canada’s Brampton

      Toronto: Harkirat Singh has become the first turbaned Sikh to be appointed as Deputy Mayor of Canada’s Brampton city for a four-year term period from 2022-2026. He has served as Brampton’s City Councillor for Wards 9 and 10 from 2018-2022. As a Deputy Mayor, Singh will preside at Council and other Committee meetings and assume ceremonial and civic event duties on behalf of the Mayor if the Mayor is absent or unavailable. “I am proud to have Councillor Harkirat Singh serve as this Term of Council’s Deputy Mayor. He is a dedicated, hardworking Councillor with proven results in delivering what is best for Brampton,” said Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown. “Entering his second term as Councillor, and holding a School Trustee role…

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    • 21 November

      5 dead, 25 injured in US nightclub shooting, suspect held

      Denver: At least five people were killed and 25 others injured when a gunman, currently in police custody, opened fire inside a gay nightclub in the US state of Colorado, authorities said. The incident took place late Saturday night at Club Q in the city of Colorado Springs, located about an hour away from the state capital Denver. Police received calls at 11.56 p.m. on Saturday night about an active shooter, the Colorado Springs Police Department said in a statement on Sunday. The first officer arrived at midnight and the suspect, identified as Anderson Lee Aldrich, 22, was detained two minutes later, police said. Aldrich, who is also being treated for injuries, immediately started shooting as he entered the club with…

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    • 21 November

      Indian fined $6,806 for drunk driving, crashing vehicle in Dubai

      Dubai: An Indian man has been fined 25,000 dirhams ($6,806) for drunken-driving and fleeing the scene after crashing his vehicle into a car in Dubai. The 39 year-old Indian was driving through a neighbourhood in Bur Dubai when he lost control of the car and swerved into another vehicle that was parked on the right side of the road, The National reported. The man, whose name was withheld in the report, fled the scene after causing the accident on August 18, but was arrested within a few hours by the police after cameras identified the car number plate. He admitted to the police that he was driving his car under the influence of alcohol, following which he spent two days in…

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