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      16 October

      Kuwait reaffirms position on ending Israeli occupation in Palestine

      Kuwait: The state of Kuwait has once again reaffirmed it support at the UN for the ending of the Israeli occupation of all the occupied Palestinian territories, the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) reported. This came in a statement before the Fourth Committee of the General Assembly on Friday, the country’s diplomatic attache of the permanent delegation to the United Nations (UN), Mohammed Al-Sawagh, during the discussion of the decolonisation clause. Al-Sawagh, said that the Kuwait stresses its firm and supportive stance on the principle of enabling peoples to have the right to self-determination, which is one of the most important principles enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations (UN). He indicated that this comes as the only solution to…

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    • 16 October

      Abu Dhabi warns against use of Indian cough syrups

      Abu Dhabi: The Department of Health — Abu Dhabi (DoH) confirmed that the four cough syrups manufactured by Haryana-based Maiden Pharmaceuticals Limited (MPL) are not available across all healthcare sectors in the Emirates. The four cough syrups are Promethazine oral solution BP, Kofexmalin baby cough syrup, Makoff Baby and MaGrip n Cold. The Department on Friday called on all community members who may have obtained the products not to use them and to seek medical help in case of side effects following the usage of any. The cough syrups manufactured by India’s Maiden Pharmaceuticals have reportedly caused the death of 66 children in the Gambia, Africa. The Department of Health — Abu Dhabi (DoH) has confirmed that these four products by Maiden Pharmaceuticals Limited are not available…

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    • 16 October

      Putin is running low on long-range precision weapons, and he’s wasting his dwindling supply terrorizing Ukrainians in cities far from the front lines, war experts say

      Russian forces unleashed a barrage of long-range precision weapons on Ukrainian civilians and infrastructure this week.But Putin has a limited amount of these munitions in his arsenal, experts and officials say. Russian forces expended a lot of long-range precision munitions this week, drawing from an increasingly limited stockpile to fire on civilian targets across Ukraine in attacks that experts say do little if anything to advance Moscow’s objectives in this war. Russian President Vladimir Putin’s forces fired missiles and suicide drones at civilians and infrastructure across the country, spreading terror and chaos, in a reprisal for attacks Russia considered too close to home, specifically an explosive attack on a strategic bridge. Not only do such acts appear to violate the recognized rules…

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    • 16 October

      US Visa Update: Embassy Releases Over 100,000 H and L Visa Appointments

      The US embassy released over 100,000 appointments for H and L work visa categories and for their family members, the US embassy said in a tweet on Friday. The release of the appointments was among the key assurances that the US mission in India gave after Union minister for external affairs S Jaishankar raised the visa delay issue with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken in September. UPDATE: In response to high demand for employment-based visas, the U.S. Mission to India recently released over 100,000 appointments for H&L workers and their families.— U.S. Embassy India (@USAndIndia) October 14, 2022 “In response to the high demand for employment-based visas, the US Mission to India recently released over 100,000 appointments for H&L workers and…

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    • 16 October

      ‘Who would believe that death of one girl so important to Westerners?’: Iran advises EU to take ‘realistic approach’

      The death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini in the custody of Iran’s morality police last month triggered massive protests led by women throughout the country. According to a rough estimate of some human rights groups based in Iran, over 100 people, primarily women, have been killed in the protests so far. The Iranian government, on the other hand, is adamant in its ways. So much so, that it advised the Europea “We recommend that Europeans look at the issue with a realistic approach,” said Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian in a conversation with EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell during a phone call on Friday. “Who would believe that the death of one girl is so important to Westerners?” Amir-Abdollahian said…

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    • 16 October

      Flames shot out of the engine of a United Airlines plane after a bird strike, forcing its return to Chicago O’Hare Airport

      A United flight made an emergency landing after it hit a bird shortly after takeoff, per abc7.Witnesses told the news channel they could see flames and heard loud noises from the jet’s engine. Flames could be seen coming from the engine of a United Airlines flight after the jet hit a bird shortly after taking off from Chicago O’Hare Airport on Friday morning, witnesses said. The plane was destined for Miami but had to return to the airport, flight tracking data shows. United confirmed to abc7 that the jet had hit a bird and safely landed at about 11:15 a.m. A passenger interviewed after finally reaching Miami said the incident had been “very scary.” Witnesses on the ground told the news channel they…

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    • 16 October

      Charles ‘won’t move into Buckingham Palace for five years due to £369m refurbishment’

      King Charles will reportedly be stopped from moving into Buckingham Palace for five years due to its £369 million renovation. His Majesty, 73, and Queen Consort Camilla, 75, are instead set to be based 400 yards away at Clarence House for three days a week and Windsor Castle for two – with weekends spent at Sandringham, Norfolk, according to The Sun. A source told the publication on Friday (14.10.22) about Charles’ palace move being delayed: “Refurbishment is very far behind schedule but the Monarch should be living at Buckingham Palace. “It’s the heart of the monarchy in London, otherwise it risks becoming just a tourist attraction. We effectively have a king without a palace to live in.” Workers are only…

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    • 16 October

      Biden scorches Pakistan calling it one of the most dangerous nations on earth

      WASHINGTON: Ties between Washington and Islamabad hit another turbulent patch on Friday after US President Joe Biden excoriated Pakistan, calling it may be “one of the most dangerous nations in the world” and that has “nuclear weapons without any cohesion.” Biden’s scathing remarks came at a private Democratic Party reception in Los Angeles in course of his assessment of the global geo-political situation in the context of US troubles with Russia and China. “I’ve spent more time with Xi Jinping than any person in the world — 78 hours’ worth… I’ve traveled 17,000 miles with him….This is a guy who understands what he wants but has an enormous, enormous array of problems. How do we handle that? How do we…

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    • 16 October

      Rishi Sunak To Replace Liz Truss? UK Leadership Crisis Deepens With Tory Leaders Seeking PM’s Ouster

      UNCERTAINTIES loom over Liz Truss as she could be removed as the UK’s prime minister within “days or weeks.” This development is being seen as a possibility as rebels of the UK’s governing conservative party are joining hands to oust British Prime Minister Liz Truss and replace her with Penny Morduant and Rishi Sunak jointly, the Times reported. According to a YouGov poll, 62% of Conservative voters who participated in the last election believed that party leaders had chosen poorly when Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak were the two candidates left in the running. The party’s backbenchers are against the party leader’s tax-cutting economic policies, which they consider favour the rich. Panicked Conservative lawmakers have begun looking at alternatives among the…

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    • 15 October

      Suella Braverman to restrict number of foreign students who can stay in UK after their studies

      The Home Secretary is set to restrict the total number of foreign students who can remain living in the UK after graduating from university to slash immigration numbers. Suella Braverman, who was appointed to the role by Prime Minister Liz Truss, has committed to cut immigration and ‘substantially reduce’ the number of unskilled foreign workers coming to Britain, from 239,000 to the ‘tens of thousands’. But she also wants to reduce the numbers of international students who can apply for a graduate post-study work visa, which allows any student who has passed their degree to remain and work in the UK for at least two years. The Home Office are considering restricting visa applications only to those who have completed studied in high-demand subject areas,…

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