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Karachi, Pakistan – At least 11 people, including women and children, have died in a stampede at a Ramadan food distribution centre in Karachi, according to police and rescue officials. The incident occurred when hundreds of people gathered outside a factory to collect free food and panicked, pushing each other to reach the front of the line. Stampede at Food Distribution Centre In Karachi The stampede caused some people to fall into a nearby drain, while a wall also collapsed near the drain, injuring and killing more people. Local media reports that eight women and three children are among the…

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Ukraine Will ‘Respond to Every Blow’ After Deadly Russian Attacks Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has vowed to retaliate after a series of Russian attacks killed at least nine people and injured seven others. The attacks occurred in the Kyiv region and the city of Zaporizhzhia. The Russian Attacks On Wednesday, two dormitories and a college were hit in a series of early-morning drone attacks on the town of Rzhyshchiv, 64 km (40 miles) south of Kyiv. Emergency services reported that seven people were injured, and at least eight were killed, including an ambulance driver who went to the scene. Hours…

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Boris Johnson Denies Lying in ‘Partygate’ Scandal Inquiry UK’s former Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, has denied lying to Parliament during the televised deposition as part of the inquiry into the “Partygate” scandal. The inquiry focuses on whether COVID-19 restrictions were broken during gatherings held in 10 Downing Street. Johnson claimed that he had told the truth in good faith based on what he believed at the time. He emphasized that the gatherings were workplace meetings, not parties. However, the senior Tory parliamentarian, Sir Bernard Jenkin, questioned the authenticity of Johnson’s claims, which led to a heated exchange. Accusations and Consequences…

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Russian President Commemorates 9th Anniversary of  Crimea Annexation Russian President Vladimir Putin made a surprise visit to Crimea annexation to mark the ninth anniversary of Russia’s annexation of the peninsula from Ukraine. Putin was welcomed by the Russian-installed governor of Sevastopol, Mikhail Razvozhayev, and was taken to see a new children’s center and art school on what was said to be a surprise visit. The visit comes a day after the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued an arrest warrant against Putin for the war crime of illegally deporting hundreds of children from Ukraine. However, Putin has yet to comment on…

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Ecuador Earthquake Kills At Least Four A magnitude 6.7 tremor shakes the coastal Guayas region, damaging homes and buildings. The tremor, centered about 80km south of Guayaquil, was felt by more than 3 million people. The earthquake caused four deaths, and several others were trapped under rubble. Emergency Response Agency Responds The Risk Management Secretariat, Ecuador’s emergency response agency, reported that one person died in the Andean community of Cuenca. Three people died, and many others were trapped under rubble in the coastal state of El Oro. The National Police assessed the damage, while firefighters worked to rescue people. However,…

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Russian state entity NAMI may take over the Toyota plant in St Petersburg According to the state-run TASS news agency, the Russian Industry and Trade Minister Denis Manturov stated that Toyota’s Saint Petersburg plant may be transferred to the Russian state entity NAMI. This comes after the Japanese carmaker announced last year that it would end vehicle production in Russia due to the interruption in supplies of key materials and parts. NAMI already acquired plants from Renault and Nissan NAMI, which stands for Russia’s Central Automobile and Engine Research and Development Institute, has already acquired plants from Renault and Nissan.…

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Tamim Iqbal denies rift with Shakib Al Hasan. he has refuted claims that there is a rift in the team and insists his relationship with leading all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan is “very normal” Tamim Iqbal Denies Schism in Team Bangladesh Cricket team captain, Tamim Iqbal, has refuted claims that there is a rift in the team and insists his relationship with leading all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan is “very normal”. The comments follow remarks made by Bangladesh Cricket Board president Nazmul Hassan that the environment in the dressing room was not “healthy”. A Happy Dressing Room Translates to Good Results Tamim…

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The Impact of the British Empire on Britain and its Citizens Overview of the British Empire and Its Controversies The British Empire was once a global superpower, spanning across Africa, Asia, and America, and imprinting British concepts on culture, religion, health, sexuality, law, and order on colonized countries. There is debate regarding the benefits and contributions of the colonies to the British economy, but little literature on the impact on the average British citizen. Middle Class and the Empire The British middle class played a significant role in building the empire, allowing doctors, scientists, geologists, soldiers, administrators, and entrepreneurs an…

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Ja Morant Apologizes for Video Showing Him Holding a Gun Memphis Grizzlies star, Ja Morant, has issued an apology through his representation after a video of him surfaced on social media holding a gun. In his statement, he took full responsibility for his actions and apologized to his family, teammates, coaches, fans, partners, the city of Memphis, and the entire Grizzlies organization. He added that he would take some time away to seek help and learn better methods of dealing with stress and improving his overall well-being. Ja Morant is to be away from the Team for Next Two Games…

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Schoolgirls hospitalized for poisonings in five Iranian provinces Schoolgirls hospitalized in five Iranian provinces after experiencing poisoning symptoms, with officials investigating the cause of the illnesses. The affected provinces are Mazandaran, Hormozgan, Kermanshah, Ilam, and Kohgiluyeh, and Boyer-Ahmad. The cases were reported in the last 2 days, and the symptoms include Nausea, Vomiting, and Abdominal Pain. Schoolgirls hospitalized in Iranian 5 Iranian Province In Mazandaran province, 14 schoolgirls were hospitalized after experiencing similar symptoms, while in Hormozgan, 30 schoolgirls were affected. In Kermanshah, 21 schoolgirls were hospitalized, while in Ilam, 8 schoolgirls were affected. In Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad, 7 schoolgirls…

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Wagner Chief Urges Ukraine’s Zelenskyy to Abandon Bakhmut The head of the Russian private military contractor, Wagner Cheif, Yevgeny Prigozhin, has urged Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to abandon the city of Bakhmut. In a statement published on his Telegram channel on Thursday, Prigozhin said that Bakhmut, which is located in the country’s Donetsk region, is a “pointless and stupid place to die.” Wagner Chief Statement on Bakhmut: The statement comes amid renewed fighting between Ukrainian government forces and Russian-backed separatists in eastern Ukraine, with both sides accusing the other of violating a ceasefire agreement that was reached in 2022. According…

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Seismic Warning: Critical Planetary Geometry Could Trigger Major Earthquakes in the First Week of March 2023 Welcome to a new seismic update on 27th February 2023. The upcoming first week of March is of immense importance, but before we dive into that, let’s discuss the seismic activities of the last couple of days. We recently observed a planetary conjunction on 24th February, commonly known as the purple peak. As anticipated, the conjunction caused a slight seismic increase around the 25th-26th. On 25th February, two strong earthquakes measuring M 6.1 hit Japan, and M 6.2 struck the New Britain Region of…

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Top 5 Skills Needed in International Affairs International Affairs is a broad field encompassing diplomacy, foreign policy, global issues, and international organizations. It is a highly competitive field requiring individuals with diverse skills, ranging from critical thinking to cultural awareness. This article will discuss the top 5 skills needed in international affairs, their significance, and how they can be honed. Communication Skills Communication is a crucial skill in international affairs. Professionals must be able to communicate effectively with people from diverse cultural backgrounds and varying levels of understanding. They should be able to speak, listen, and write with clarity and…

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How to Study International Affairs Effectively Studying international affairs can be a daunting task, especially for students who are new to this field. The subject is vast, complex, and multifaceted, encompassing various topics, including politics, economics, culture, history, and geography. Effective studying requires discipline, organization, and a good strategy. This article will provide practical tips and techniques for studying international affairs effectively. Start with the Basics The first step in studying international affairs is to understand the basics. This includes familiarising myself with this field’s terminology, concepts, and theories. You can start by reading introductory textbooks or online resources that…

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Despite High Inflation and Recession Fears, Consumer Spending Remains Strong The retail sector is set to release its quarterly results, leading to intense speculation about the state of the consumer economy. Retailers like Walmart and Home Depot are expected to post substantial sales numbers, with analysts paying particular attention to consumer spending levels. Torsen’s Lock of Apollo, a noted research firm, has taken an in-depth look at the consumer market and concluded that the consumer remains strong despite concerns over high inflation and the possibility of a recession. The report cites four main factors contributing to this resilience. Consumer Spending…

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Shamima Begum: A Story of Grooming and Manipulation Shamima Begum, a British national, left her home in East London six years ago to start a new life in Syria. However, she became infamous worldwide as an ISIS bride. Now, she is desperate to return home from the Syrian detention camp where she is being held, but the Home Office has revoked her British citizenship, and the courts have refused her appeals to come back. In her first live interview, she speaks about her experiences and tries to make amends. Groomed and Manipulated Shamima Begum insists that she did not join…

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What Could Trigger World War 3? Examining the Risks, Impacts, and Ways to Prevent It The risk of a global conflict that could escalate into world war 3 is looming large as the world becomes increasingly interconnected. Various geopolitical tensions and conflicts have emerged in recent years, and technological advancements have made the prospect of a global war more dangerous than ever before. In this article, we will explore the key factors that could trigger World War III, including the role of technology, the potential consequences of a nuclear war, the geopolitical strategies of significant powers, economic impacts, and the…

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How to Prevent World War 3: A Comprehensive Guide In a world that has seen some of the most devastating wars in history, the prospect of World War 3 is a frightening thought. The potential of a global conflict that could result in unimaginable destruction and loss of life is something that we must do everything we can to prevent. While the idea of preventing a world war may seem daunting, there are steps that we can take to reduce the chances of it happening. In this guide, we will explore the most effective ways to prevent World War 3…

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US President Joe Biden Shows “Unwavering” Support for Ukraine as Putin Suspends Nuclear Arms Treaty with Washington Moscow has suspended its participation in a nuclear arms treaty with Washington, raising tensions between the two countries. As the war in Ukraine enters its second year, US President Joe Biden has rallied NATO allies in Poland, using his visit to show “unwavering” support for Kyiv. Joe Biden’s Surprise Visit to Ukraine Just days before his visit to Poland, Biden made a surprise visit to Ukraine, where he met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. During their meeting, Biden reassured Zelensky of the US’s…

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Putin Speech starts state of the nation address Kremlin spokesperson Says: Today’s Putin Speech will be carefully studied around the world  and it can be assumed that most of it will be devoted to assessing the causes and inevitability of the special Military operation. At the beginning, Putin announced a “minute of silence” for the people killed in the special military operation.  Highlights of Putin Speech Today We are in a difficult time – Putin Speech We will decide the tasks of the special military operation step by step – Putin Speech We did everything possible to resolve the Donbas…

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The Remarkable Life and Legacy of Jimmy Carter Former President Jimmy Carter is among the most prominent and well-respected citizens in the United States. He is a Nobel Peace award winner, a well-known author in the World The Early Years of He was born in Plains, Georgia, in 1924. he received a good education, at the Georgia Institute of Technology and the United States Naval Academy. During these formative years, he significantly shaped his values and priorities, including his commitment to public service, equality, and fairness. From the Navy to Politics After serving in the Navy during World War…

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Bruce Willis has dementia, his family announces The family of actor Bruce Willis has announced that he has frontotemporal dementia, causing a flood of emotions in the entertainment industry and beyond. In a statement shared on social media, his family expressed their relief at finally receiving a clear diagnosis. Last year, the 67-year-old was diagnosed with aphasia, a condition that affects speech, which has since progressed into a more specific diagnosis. His family went on to explain that frontotemporal dementia is the most common form of dementia for people under 60 years old. They also revealed that there are currently…

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10 Essential Tips for Surviving an Earthquake: A Guide for Preparedness Earthquakes are one of the most unpredictable and dangerous natural disasters that can strike at any moment. It is essential to understand what to do before, during, and after an earthquake in order to stay safe and reduce the risk of injury or damage. In this article, we’ll go over 10 essential tips for surviving an earthquake, and provide you with the information you need to prepare yourself, your home, and your family for this unpredictable disaster. Create an emergency supply kit for Surviving an Earthquake: Having an emergency…

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Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has made a statement regarding the city of Bakhmut, declaring that his country will fight for the city as long as they can. The statement comes in response to recent developments in the region and reflects Ukraine’s stance on the situation in Bakhmut. The city of Bakhmut has been the centre of conflict in recent years, with tensions remaining high and the conflict ongoing. In his statement, President Zelenskyy emphasized the importance of the city to Ukraine and its people, saying: “Bakhmut is Ukraine, and we will fight for Bakhmut as long as we can.” This…

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