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Spain passes new transgender law

Spain passes new transgender law

Spain passes new transgender law: The lower house of the Spanish Parliament approved a live permitting people over the age of sixteen to alter their lawfully recorded gender while not the necessity for medical direction. In keeping with the law, written by the center-left coalition government, minors between the ages of fourteen and sixteen should be amid their oldsters or legal guardians and people between the ages of twelve and thirteen would force a judge’s permission to create the move.The law additionally abolishes a restriction that illegal lesbian couples from registering their kids below each parents’ names and forbids the…
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A Stress Test for India’s Strategic Autonomy: The India-China Relations

A Stress Test for India’s Strategic Autonomy: The India-China Relations

Relations between Asian country and China are worsening. The 2 world powers face off against one another on their controversial border within the chain of mountains region. The unresolved border issue within the Hima­layas has been a burden on Chinese-Indian relations for many years. Within the course of their political cooperation from the late Eighties onward, this Line of Actual management (LAC) was established in 1993. How­ever, it's not clearly outlined, as there are competitive territorial claims on as several as eighteen places.The current confrontation within the western sector of the Ladakh region, that belongs to Cashmere, differs in many…
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Taliban banned women from universities in Afghanistan

Taliban banned women from universities in Afghanistan

Women have been banned from private and public universities in Afghanistan immediately and until further notice, a Taliban government spokesman said on December 20, 2022, the latest order to crack down on their rights and freedoms.The decision was released after a meeting of the Taliban government. Despite initially promising a more moderate regime and rights for women and minorities, the Taliban have widely enforced their strict interpretation of Islamic law, or Sharia. They banned middle school and high school girls, restricted women in most of the jobs, and ordered them to dress head-to-toe in public. Women are also banned to…
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A historic step towards the promise of ‘near-limitless’ clean energy and may help the fight to curb climate change

A historic step towards the promise of ‘near-limitless’ clean energy and may help the fight to curb climate change

United States has declared a fusion breakthrough, a historic step towards the promise of ‘near-limitless’ clean energy and will facilitate the fight to curb global climate change. United States of America Department of Energy same, researchers at the Lawrence Mary Ashton Rice Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) in Calif. For the primary time created additional energy in an exceedingly fusion reaction than was wont to ignite it, one thing known as web energy gain.The action can pave the method for advancements in national defense and therefore the way forward for clean power. This is often a landmark action for the researchers…
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BTS to open official pop-up shop in London

BTS to open official pop-up shop in London

FreeCONG, a HYBE and Seoul-based production company, has announced that they will be setting up a BTS pop-up store in London. The store is set to open this Friday and will be open for eight weeks until January 31. O2's Icon outlet has been earmarked as the store location. Fans need to pre-book and get their tickets in advance. The pop-up store in London is set to be the boyband's first store in the UK and Europe. Similar events were held in Las Vegas and Busan in April and October respectively. They had similar activities and themes. BTS' reality series…
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2 December, International Day for the Abolition of Slavery

2 December, International Day for the Abolition of Slavery

The International Day for the conclusion of Slavery is widely known, each year, on Gregorian calendar month two. The day is determined to inform United States of America of the evils of enslavement, forced labour, kid labour, and sexual exploitation and trafficking and to eliminate slavery practiced in our time. The International Day for the conclusion of Slavery highlights the history of slavery and why its complete conclusion is critical. Slavery continues to persist nowadays through forced labour, kid labour, trafficking of girls and kids and prohibited organ gathering, among others.In the last 5 years, there has been a rise…
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Indian man arrested murdered of Australian woman because her dog barked at him 

Indian man arrested murdered of Australian woman because her dog barked at him 

An Indian man has been arrested by the Delhi Police for allegedly killing an Australian woman in Queensland in 2018. Rajwinder Singh, who fled Australia after killing a woman, had a 1 million Australian dollar reward for his arrest.According to the investigation, Rajwinder killed 24-year-old Toyah Cordingley because his dog barked at him. Rajwinder Singh, 38, went to Wangetti Beach in Queensland after an argument with his wife. He told the Delhi Police that he was carrying some fruits and a kitchen knife with him. Cordingley, a pharmacy worker, was walking with her dog on the beach. An argument ensues…
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At least 44 killed, many injured in Indonesia earthquake

At least 44 killed, many injured in Indonesia earthquake

Around 44 people have died in a large earthquake that shaked Indonesia's main island Java on Monday, a local spokesperson told media Dozens of people have been killed. Hundreds, even more than that of houses are have been ruined by the tremors. So far, 44 people have died Officials claimed that they had saved two people trapped in a landslide in Cianjur but were unable to rescue the third person who had died. Indonesia local media news channel displayed several buildings in Cianjur with their roofs collapsed. The country's meteorological agency warned people near the quake to watch out for…
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World Television Day: History and significance

World Television Day: History and significance

November 21 celebrates as world television day. On this specific day, television represents itself rather than television as a technology to the world. In the modern world, television is a representation of communication and globalization. According to the United Nations' official website, the number of households with televisions is increasing worldwide, even as screen sizes have changed and people create, share, watch and consume content on a variety of other platforms. The combination of traditional and contemporary broadcasting formats provides an opportunity to spread awareness about global issues that people face on a regular basis. HistoryIn 1927 Philo Taylor Farnsworth…
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Abu Dhabi Set to Host First Global Media Congress

Abu Dhabi Set to Host First Global Media Congress

Abu Dhabi National Exhibitions Company is ready to host the primary edition of the world Media Congress, in partnership with Emirates press association. National capital National Exhibitions Company is ready to host the primary edition of the world Media Congress, in partnership with Emirates press association. The conference program delivered in multiple languages, appealing to a worldwide audience.The global media business can furl national capital to leverage networking opportunities and participate in an exceedingly conference program sharing concepts and newest solutions shaping the longer term of the business. The world Media Congress can provide a platform for journalists, tech firms,…
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