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      24 October

      Russia carries out massive attack, launches 36 rockets on Ukraine, says Volodymyr Zelensky

      Ukrainian President Zelensky claimed that Russia carried out a “massive” attack on his country overnight, reportedly AFP. Most of the rockets fired by Moscow were reportedly shot down. Zelensky’s statement came following reports of a Russian attack on energy infrastructure that caused power outage across the war-torn country. “The aggressor continues to terrorise our country. At night, the enemy launched a massive attack: 36 rockets, most of which were shot down… These are vile strikes on critical objects. Typical tactics of terrorists,” the Ukrainian President said on social media as quoted by news agency AFP. Earlier this week, Zelensky stated that t Russia had turned Ukraine’s power grid into a “battlefield”. He also claimed that Russian strikes destroyed more than…

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    • 24 October

      ‘Sunak set for No10’

      Monday’s newspapers are dominated by Boris Johnson’s decision not to run for PM. The Times says Rishi Sunak is paving the way to become Britain’s next prime minister and he could be named as Liz Truss’s successor as soon as Monday. The paper says it represents a “significant climbdown” by Johnson after he “told his supporters he was planning to stand” and claimed he had the support of 102 Tory MPs. The i Newspaper says that Sunak is the favourite for No10 after “big-name Tories desert Boris Johnson”. It says Mordaunt’s allies believe she can now pick up the support of Johnson’s supporters to stay in the race. The Guardian says that Johnson struggled to get the backing of enough Conservative MPs after “more…

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    • 23 October

      Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan will announce mega protest’s date next week

      Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Saturday said he will announce the date for his much-publicised mega protest next week to press for the dissolution of the National Assembly and announce snap polls in the country. Khan, 70, was disqualified on Friday by the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) for failing to inform it about the money he received after selling the state gifts, also known as the Toshakhana case. Khan made the comments while addressing a press conference along with Senator Azam Swati, who was granted bail by a local court in a case about his controversial tweet against Army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa. “I will announce the date of the long march on either Thursday or…

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    • 23 October

      Wales Police will now use desi autos for patrolling

      Police forces around the world are acquiring advanced technology to combat crime. In an astonishing development, Wales’ Gwent county police in the United Kingdom have announced that they will be adding three-wheelers to their force. Three-wheelers that are popularly known as auto rickshaws or tuk-tuks that are commonly found on Indian roads will now help UK police prevent and combat crime. Four Mahindra Electric-made autos have been acquired by the Gwent county police for the same. According to reports, these vehicles will be used in Newport and Abergavenny for patrolling. Announcing on Twitter, Mahindra Electric wrote, “Autos have been used as public transportation but Gwent police has different plans for them. They want e-autos to be used as “safe spaces”…

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    • 23 October

      Former Japanese princess’ husband passes New York state bar

      The man who married a former Japanese princess has passed the New York bar exam, defying detractors back home who had criticized their romance. Kei Komuro‘s name is on the list of those who passed the July New York state bar exam, which was posted Friday on The New York State Board of Law Examiners web site. Komuro’s engagement to former Princess Mako, announced in 2017, prompted a widespread public outcry, mostly on social media and in the tabloids. One reason was a financial problem of Komuro’s mother, although that’s since been resolved. Japan appears modern on the surface, but values about family and women are rooted in feudal practices. Many Japanese are also often jealous of people who study abroad or get jobs…

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    • 23 October

      Boris Johnson returns to UK to launch leadership bid: UK media

       Merely three months after he was ousted from power, former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson landed in Britain on Saturday from a Caribbean holiday to launch a formal bid for the Conservative Party leadership, following Liz Truss’s resignation this week, according to UK media reports. Johnson was forced to step down on July 7 following a series of resignations of cabinet members, who protested against his scandal-plagued leadership. Johnson now expressed his willingness to enter the PM race, saying he is “up for it.” Former Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak in the Johnson cabinet was also quick to mark his bid for the Tory and the British Prime Ministership having secured more than a hundred nominations – which is the minimum requirement to…

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    • 23 October

      Guinness World Records says ‘Friday’ is the best day of the week, netizens respond

      Guinness World Records (GWR) has said that ‘Friday’ has probably become the best day of the week. This comes days after GWR designated Monday as the ‘worst day of the week’. Responding to the ‘worst day of the week’ tweet on October 17, the GWR said, “Guess this makes Friday the best day of the week then”. guess this makes Friday the best day of the week then https://t.co/MVoe8svoTR— Guinness World Records (@GWR) October 21, 2022 Soon after the announcement, netizens have reacted to it by sharing their thoughts on the latest record. Several users commented on this, while some believed that Friday is the best day, some argued that it should be Saturday. “We have Saturday as our working day…

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    • 23 October

      Iran again rejects Ukraine drone claims, slams West over ‘provocative approaches’

      Tehran on Saturday (October 22) warned against using “provocative approaches” after some of the European countries called for a UN investigation into Iranian drones being allegedly used by Russia in the ongoing Ukraine war.  After the EU and Britain imposed further sanctions on Tehran this week, France, Britain, and Germany demanded an “impartial” probe into the situation in a letter to the UN the day before.  So far, Iran has denied that it provided Russia with weapons for use in the Ukraine war. On the other hand, Kremlin said that it had no knowledge of its army using such weapons and Moscow accused the West of seeking to put “pressure” on Tehran with the allegations.  Iranian foreign ministry spokesperson Nasser…

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    • 22 October

      2 missing Indians killed, claims Kenyan President’s aide

      Nairobi: Two Indians who went missing in Kenya in July this year, have been killed by the disbanded Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) unit, a close aide of President William Ruto claimed. Dennis Itumbi said in a Facebook post that Zulfiqar Ahmad Khan and his friend Mohamed Zaid Sami Kidwai were part of the Kenya Kwanza digital campaign team, and contributed immensely to the success of Ruto’s campaign. According to The Nation, Itumbi said the evidence suggests that the two were in a cab that was blocked by the disbanded DCI unit. He further said that Khan, Kidwai and their taxi driver were all dragged into another car and killed in what he called the ‘killer waiting bay’, a container used to kill…

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    • 22 October

      Rishi Sunak ‘passes 100 Tory MP threshold’ as he races to secure majority

      Rishi Sunak became the first Tory leadership candidate to secure the backing of 100 MPs on Friday night as Boris Johnson’s supporters began warning of a stitch-up.  The former chancellor reached the threshold around 10pm, according to a campaign source, meaning he will be on the ballot for Monday’s vote. His team now wants the endorsement of a majority of Tory MPs.  Earlier, Mr Johnson was ringing Conservative MPs from the Dominican Republic, in a sign of how seriously he is pursuing a comeback, as allies demanded that Tory members be given a chance to vote. The Telegraph can reveal that Kemi Badenoch, the International Trade Secretary, and Suella Braverman, the former home secretary, are considering backing Mr Johnson, in what would be a…

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