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European Union Faced More Pressure From Biden Administration, European Countries Against Russia; May Impose Fresh Sanctions

Vikas DeshwalJuly 20, 20220

While polishing the global world for other options for Russian natural gas to survive with a possible colder-than-usual winter, the EU is also considering new sanctions against Moscow, as EU external affairs ministers met on Monday to discuss banning gold purchases from Russia. Experts said the EU has registered that it has failed to squash Moscow even with the "maximum" number of sanctions. Thus more sanctions will only become less successful, and the conversation about sanctions was made as the EU faced enforcement from the Biden government and European countries like Lithuania. Monday's discussion was about the EU's seventh meeting on fresh sanctions. EU foreign ministers were scheduled to meet to discuss new sanctions against Moscow on Monday. The alliance is taken into consider...

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US Faces Diplomatic Damage: Putin Atop Middle-Eastern Summit, Biden Remains Empty-Handed

Vikas DeshwalJuly 20, 20220

Russian President Vladimir Putin stayed in Iran on Tuesday to maintain the relationship with his Turkish and Iranian companions. Yet the visit received significant international awareness for its timing, coming on the heels of US President Joe Biden's Middle East trip, making Putin's visit glance like "a punch back" behind the US endeavours to maintain his impact in this area. Russian President Putin on Tuesday encountered Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan individually before a threefold summit, his second foreign visit since the Russian special military functions in Ukraine. Putin and Raisi discussed methods for the development of bilateral connections in different regions, including energy, transit, trade exchanges and regional products.

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Indian Hackers Technologically Take Down Pakistan With A Friendly Disguise

Vikas DeshwalJuly 19, 20220

After two years of research and study, a Chinese cybersecurity company discovered that an advanced persistent threat (APT) company founded in India with the regulation name "Confucius" had launched fresh attacks on the Pakistani government and military organizations.  Chinese cybersecurity company Antiy described to the Global Times on Tuesday that the group's prematurely aggression can be outlined back to 2013. It primarily targeted nations, troops and power sectors of neighbouring countries like China, Pakistan and Bangladesh to swipe sensitive data. The group was named "Confucius" by global cybersecurity members. Li Bosong, chief engineer of Antiy group, the company uses the command "Confucius says" to produce its attacks.  "This indicates that the hackers have learned Chinese

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Satellites Catch China Bombing Japanese Aircraft: A Showcase Of Dragon’s Missile Power?

Vikas DeshwalJuly 18, 20220

A report said that the area is considered under Chinese army control, and several things resembling US warships have also been noticed there. It might have been used to practice missile strike training on debatable targets in Japan.  Many reports said that satellite images taken of the same area in mid-May showed an object that resembled an E-767 aircraft of the Tokyo Air Force.  The fighter jet is an airborne warning and control system (AWACS) of the country's Air Force. The new photo, taken on July 13, shows the object's destruction, debris, and black burn marks.  As of July 2, the thing was still visible in previous satellite pics, the report states. The exact timing of the event is fuzzy due to the weather, making it difficult to take images on some days. However, it looks like t

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Biden’s Awkward Visit To Middle East: World Witnesses US’s ‘Self-Interest First’ Policy

Vikas DeshwalJuly 18, 20220

US President Joe Biden finished his four-day visit to the Middle East demanding to explain the US impact in the area, but Joe Biden came back home empty-handed. Analysts said that making a U-turn to shine up to Middle East countries when Washington is in an oil crisis has again uncovered the US' selfishness and hypocrisy toward those regional countries. Biden's first Middle East trip was an awkward diplomatic blunder. In a speech during a conference with six Gulf nations, Egypt, Jordan and Iraq, in Jeddah, President Biden said that the US would remain an energetic and essential partner in the Middle East, "The US is invested in building a positive future for the middle east, in strategic partnership with all six gulf nation. Israel was the first country on his four-day visit, followed

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Uyghur Dispute Region: Chinese President Xi’s Trip To Xinjiang Gives Ray Of Hope

Vikas DeshwalJuly 18, 20220

President Xi Jinping's says on the importance of cultural unity community for the Chinese state during his trip to the Xinjiang Uygur free region has made people in this area feel more freedom that by standing with each other and enjoying ethnic unity, Xinjiang will become more successful and they will have a superior life. Ablet Tursun, a resident of the Guyuanxiang community in the capital of Urumqi, whose apartment president Xi visited, said that the president cares greatly about ethnic and cultural unity at the deep roots level is essential for an unbeatable country with a bright future. Xi, the head of the Communist Party of China and led the Central Military Commission, scanned Xinjiang from Tuesday to Friday and made important decisions on the area's development. It was his first ...

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US Introduces New Legislation To Settle China-Tibet Dispute

Vikas DeshwalJuly 16, 20220

 The "encouraging a bill to the Tibet-China Conflict Act," introduced on July 13, favours the Tibetan people's right to self-determination. It looks to build up "the long-standing, bilateral US policy of encouraging conversion by ensuring that US policy is based on the ideology of international laws and reflects the nature of the dispute between Tibet and the PRC. It may be noted that no formal conversion between the Beijing side and the Dalai Lama's representatives has happened since 2010. "The Chinese Communist Party's capturing of Tibet in 1950 and its suppression of Tibetans ever since set the period for the CCP's ongoing territorial antagonism and human rights cruelty," said Representative McCaul. The Bill Is Divided Into Two Parts: One, "it builds up the basis for USA support fo

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Japan Considers Changing Constitution: A Pandora’s Box To Be Unleashed

Vikas DeshwalJuly 13, 20220

Japan's ruling party, led by Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and its alliance partner, scored a significant victory in a recent election. At a press conference on Monday, Kishida said that he wants a smooth parliamentary debate in the short moment over four constitutional amendments suggested by the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), including writing the amendment for Self-Defence Forces into article 9 of the Constitution. Many experts think the barriers for Tokyo to change its Constitution have been cleared, and the likelihood of constitutional changes is more than ever before. The current Constitution of Japan was implemented in 1947, and its ninth article clearly stated that "land, sea, and air forces, and another war potential, will never be formed" and "the right of the belligerence o

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West Keeps Mum On Sri Lanka Crisis: Is It Time To Rearrange Our Priorities?

Vikas DeshwalJuly 13, 20220

Last week, many protesters entered the presidential palace in Sri Lanka's capital Colombo. President Gotabaya Rajapaksa declared that he would leave his office on July 13, and Ranil Wickremesinghe said he would also resign from his post of Prime Minister. Sri Lanka island nation of 22 million citizens faces record-high inflations and shortages of grains, fuel, food, and medicine, and all people of Sri Lanka face great difficulty. The Sri Lankan administration had declared bankruptcy, becoming the first nation to non-payment on its foreign reserve this century.  Recently, Sri Lanka has become a middle-to-high-income nation in South Asia. Still, today Colombo faced its worst time, resulting from a mixture of internal and external problems. The two major external points are the COVI

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Boris Resigns, Rishi Best-Loved Next: England’s Economic Bend To Beckon?

Vikas DeshwalJuly 12, 20220

UK media is now concentrating on who will become Boris Johnson's triumph to clean up the geopolitical problem and bring the UK back on the right track. According to betting odds, Rishi Sunak, former chancellor of the exchequer (finance minister), is now the best-loved. Rishi Sunak guided the field, followed by Minister of State for Trade Policy Penny Mordaunt and Foreign Secretary Liz Truss. According to the Financial Times, on July 1, 2021, when Rishi Sunak was the finance minister of the UK, Sunak used his annual Mansion House address to stand up for oneself that Britain to increase its economic relationship with Beijing while revealing that attempts to reopen direct entrance to European Union financial services markets had broken down. Rishi Sunak was gloomy about the hope for a new...

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Right Time To Remove Conflicts Between States, Union Territories: Home Minister Amit Shah

Vikas DeshwalJuly 12, 20220

Three states and as many Union Territories talked about the problems of river water sharing, the safety and development of women empowerment, arranging fast-track courts, cyber security and the issue of building up rural banking with union Home Minister Amit Shah during an assembly of the Northern Zonal Council in Jaipur on Saturday. Minister of Home Affairs (MHA) Amit Shah asked the states to resolve the problems friendly and through dialogue. The "complex issues" of sharing river water among the member-states were discussed, and Shah asked the states to take a "friendly approach to the problem and set a time limit for solution", the MHA said. "Shri Amit Shah said that all members should come together to establish a strong joint teamwork for development, for which purpose the area-w

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UK Loses Its Global Hegemony Amid Internal Politics; What’s Its Way Forward?

Vikas DeshwalJuly 12, 20220

  UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced his resignation last week. The country could enter a period without a long-term prime minister, as the UK has broken down to find a way to retain its national power from reducing after Brexit. No leader can effectively fix the UK's internal separation while seeking to use the Russian-Ukraine crisis as an opportunity to maintain the country's global influence, which has proved insufficient for England to solve its internal crisis, as experts said on Monday, as many leaders jostle to replace Boris Johnson in a stuff race.   Conservative members of parliament are rising to put their identity forward in the competition to triumph Boris Johnson as Conservative leader and prime minister. A schedule for the Tory leadership competition is due to

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