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      15 July

      Elon Musk’s dad confirms secret second child with his stepdaughter

      San Francisco: Tech billionaire Elon Musk’s father, Errol Musk, has claimed he’s had a second unplanned child with his 35-year-old stepdaughter, Jana Bezuidenhout. In an interview with The Sun, Errol, 76, told he welcomed a daughter with 35-year-old Bezuidenhout three years ago. It emerged in 2018 that Errol had baby Elliot Rush, nicknamed Rushi and now five, with Bezuidenhout, who is 41 years his junior and he had raised since she was four. The Tesla CEO was reported to have gone “berserk” when he found out his South African engineer dad was having a child with Bezuidenhout, who lived with him while growing up. Errol was married to Bezuidenhout’s mother, Heide for 18 years and had two children together. Now Errol…

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    • 15 July

      Sri Lankan Speaker officially announces resignation of President Gotabaya

      Colombo: Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa has resigned, Parliament Speaker Mahinda Yapa Abeywardena officially announced on Friday, after a week of dramatic developments and massive protests against the government for mishandling the economy that bankrupted the country. The 73-year-old leader on Thursday emailed his resignation letter to the Speaker soon after he was allowed by Singapore to enter the city-state on a “private visit”. On Friday morning, Speaker Abeywardena formally announced that President Rajapaksa has resigned. In a brief press statement, the Speaker said that Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe will act as President until a new leader is elected. He urged public to allow peaceful environment for all lawmakers to take part in the process which should finish within 7 days.…

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    • 15 July

      Rishi Sunak Continues To Lead The Race To Become UK Prime Minister. Here Is What Happens Next

      Indian origin former Chancellor of the exchequer of UK, Rishi Sunak has once again consolidated his position in the race to become the next Prime Minister. In the second round ballot in the Conservative leadership race, Sunak won 101 votes, the most by any contestant so far. Trade Minister Penny Mordaunt (83 votes), Foreign Secretary Liz Truss (64 votes), former minister Kemi Badenoch (49 votes) and Tory backbencher Tom Tugendhat (32 votes) remain on the ballot in the narrowing race after the second round of votes were cast by lawmakers. Another India-origin candidate Suella Braverman, was knocked off the shortlist with the least votes at 27.  What happens next? The next round of voting will be held on July 21 which will narrow…

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    • 15 July

      Italy Prime Minister Mario Draghi announces resignation

      Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi said on Thursday that he would resign as the country’s premier after a party in his ruling coalition did not participate in a confidence vote “I want to announce to you that this evening I will hand over to the President of the Republic a letter of resignation,” the press service of the government’s Chigi Palace quoted him as saying, according to Sputnik News Agency. On Thursday, senators from one of the biggest parties in Draghi’s coalition — the Five Star Movement — abstained from a confidence motion, a stunt that throws Italy’s government into crisis and could even lead to its collapse, The Washington Post reported. “Today’s vote in parliament is a very significant…

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    • 15 July

      Europe may have to ration energy as Vladimir Putin is able and willing to weaponize supplies, Shell CEO says

      Europe could be forced to ration its energy this winter if Russia slashes gas flows further, Shell’s chief executive said Thursday.Ben van Beurden added that Vladimir Putin is “ready and wiling to weaponize energy supplies.” Europe could be forced to ration energy supplies this winter as Russian gas flows remain uncertain, Shell’s chief executive said Thursday. Save up to 60% on flights AdJetcost Ben van Beurden told an energy conference in Oxford that he expected prices to continue to rise while Russian President Vladimir Putin has shown he is “able and willing to weaponize energy supplies,” with a complete cutoff on the table. “I think we will be facing a really tough winter in Europe,” he said. “Maybe some countries…

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    • 15 July

      Missing from the public eye: Has the Wuhan virus infected Xi Jinping?

      Since his historic trip to Hong Kong, which was his first outside of mainland China since the start of the pandemic, Chinese President Xi Jinping has apparently kept out of the spotlight for 13 days. According to a government database that tracks the president’s whereabouts, the break in his itinerary this year is the biggest ever. It’s unknown why he’s not there, since Xi frequently makes low-key public appearances that are made public days later, maybe for security reasons. However, written communications attributed to Xi and transmitted during this time have been covered by state media. The last time the Chinese president was away for a protracted length of time was between February 7 and February 16, during the Beijing Winter…

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    • 15 July

      I’ve made up my mind, says Donald Trump on 2024 presidential run

      Former US president Donald Trump has said that he has made up his mind about running for president again in 2024 US Presidential Election. In an interview given to New York Magazine, he said that only question in his mind was when to announce his decision. “I would say my big decision will be whether I go before or after,” he said, in an apparent reference to midterm elections due towards the end of this year. He was quoted by New York Magazine. Trump’s four years at the helm of world’s only superpower was tumultuous to say the least. From discussing policy decisions on Twitter to taking America out of some of the most important international accords, he constantly made…

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    • 15 July

      UAE’s $2 billion and US, Israel tech for India food parks

      The I2U2 formally kicked off at the summit level Thursday with PM Narendra Modi, Israel PM Yair Lapid, UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and US President Joe Biden jointly announcing 2 major takeaways in food security and clean energy – a 300 MW hybrid renewable energy project in Gujarat and a $2 billion investment by UAE for developing integrated food parks in India. Many people in Brentwood choose this pet insurance. Take a look at these pr Adpet insurance dogs | Search Ads While Biden and Lapid mentioned the Ukraine situation in their opening remarks, as the meeting focused on the food security crisis, Modi said the grouping was a good model for practical cooperation at this time…

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    • 15 July

      Tory leadership race: Rishi Sunak leads pack in tightening contest

      Tory leadership rivals are scrambling to catch former chancellor Rishi Sunak after he won the second round of voting to choose Boris Johnson’s successor. Five candidates remain after Attorney General Suella Braverman was knocked out in Thursday’s vote. Mr Sunak won 101 votes, Penny Mordaunt gained ground on him, with 83 votes, and Liz Truss came third with 64. Ms Truss’s chances were boosted on Thursday evening when Ms Braverman backed the foreign secretary. Former Brexit minister Steve Baker has also endorsed Ms Truss, and the BBC understands most of the 27 Tory MPs who voted for Ms Braverman are expected to do the same. Former equalities minister Kemi Badenoch – who came fourth with 49 votes in Thursday’s vote…

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    • 14 July

      180 infected with cholera admitted in hospital in Afghanistan’s Kandahar

      Kandhar: At least 180 people infected with cholera have been admitted to Mir Wais Hospital in Afghanistan’s southern city of Kandahar. Up to “74 patients affected with the disease are from Shah Walikot district,” Soorgul Nawzadi, a physician in the hospital, said on Thursday. The disease earlier killed 20 children in the neighbouring Helmand province, Xinhua news agency reported quoting Nawzadi. In Baghran district of the Helmand province, about 150 people have been infected with the disease, local people said. “The weather is too hot … we don’t have clean drinking water and I think the lack of clean water could be a reason for the outbreak of the disease in our area,” said Dost Mohammad, a resident of Shah Walikot…

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