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Washington-New Delhi Strategic Partnership Continues To Grow: US Envoy Says ‘If You Want To See The Future, Come To India’
Lauding India’s development strides, US Ambassador to India Eric Garcetti recently said if anyone wants to see the future they should come to India.
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Discover The Unique Whipped Coffees Around The World
Coffee is an indispensable drink in the lives of many people, and the whipped coffee craze has to be one of the most appealing to caffeine lovers.
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China called out for destructing coral reefs in South China Sea
The global appeal to save vulnerable coral reefs against the backdrop of global warming is getting stronger, but the actions of the Chinese government and fishermen appear rather working in the opposite direction-- aggravating the loss of crucial underwater ecosystems. Land reclamation activities and illegal ornament trade by the Chinese have destroyed thousands of acres of coral reefs in the South China Sea.
Facebook ad boycott: Running list of big names from Coca-cola to Unilever pulling ads
The list of companies including series of large corporations around the world saying “no more advertisement” on Facebook has yet to end in a move to support the newly campaign “#StopHateForProfit”.
China- India skirmish spills over into trade front
India's government is considering accelerating the imposition of trade and investment restrictions, on Chinese business and goods and Huawei appears to be the target, according to Nikkei Asian Review.
28 members of California family tested positive for coronavirus
A California man has revealed that 28 members of his family have tested positive for the coronavirus, including his dad who passed away a week ago, just before Father's Day.
US News today, June 29: Mississippi passes bill to remove Confederate symbol from state flag
Mississippi passes bill to remove Confederate symbol from state flag, one dead in Louisville shooting, Trump denies he was briefed on reported bounties on U.S troops and experts warn that ‘window is closing’ to stop coronavirus as US cases pass 2.5m are remarkable news today.
Extremely rare photos of Putin's daughters taken when he first took power 1
Two daughters's unseen photos of the Russian leader have emerged from his one-time closest confidant's private collection.
World news today, June 29: Japan opposes US’s suggestion to add South Korea to G7
World news today June 29: Japan opposes Trump’s suggestion in May to invite South Korea to this year’s summit. Meanwhile, 14 went missing in a boat collision in the Philippines, violators of Hong Kong security law could face life imprisonment, gold prices also make headlines today (June 29).
US approves Dexamethasone drug for COVID-19 treatment
Dexamethasone, the latest drug touted by experts in the UK now has been approved for use to treat COVID-19 patients by the US government, with the using expenses of only USD6 per day.
China: over 500,000 people in lockdown as coronavirus cases rise again in Beijing
A new COVID-19 cluster has forced Chinese authorities to impose a strict lockdown in a province near the capital Beijing. Officials warn the coronavirus outbreak remains "severe and complicated."
US News today, June 28: 2 killed, 4 injured in Red Bluff Walmart distribution center shooting
Red Bluff shooting, 1,700 troops will support Trump 'Salute to America' celebrations July 4, Princeton to remove Woodrow Wilson's name from school over racist history and only two US states are reporting a decline in new coronavirus cases are remarkable news today.
World news today, June 28: Global COVID-19 cases pass 10 million
World news today June 28: The global coronavirus cases have surpassed 10 million, marking a major milestone in the spread of the deadly novel disease. Meanwhile, a locusts swarm is threatening India, Pakistan sacks 5 aviation officials, grounds 262 pilots over tainted licenses scandal, and oil prices also make headlines today (June 28).
FA Cup: Manchester United finally end 10-man Norwich’s Cup
Manchester United were made to work devilishly hard to book their place in the FA Cup semifinals, but as Harry Maguire scored deep into a 2-1 extra-time win over Norwich City at Carrow Road, it was hard to escape the notion that this competition will prove to be the one that suffers most from an absence of fans.
Shane Dawn Apologizes for his Racism "I thought it was funny"
Shane Dawson apologizes for doing Blackface, saying the n-word in his YouTube channel after facing criticism for his racist actions.
Pakistan sacks 5 aviation officials, grounds 262 pilots over tainted licenses scandal
Pakistan has fired five aviation officials allegedly having implications in the "bogus" pilot licenses scandal, a month after deadly crash in Karachi leading to the deaths of nearly 100 passengers and flight crew.
39 lorry deaths: Another suspect admits immigration offence
A man has admitted his involvement in the deaths of 39 Vietnamese migrants whose bodies were found in the back of a lorry in Essex, the UK, last October.
India-China border dispute: Why India "plays solo" with its counter China
The border stand-off with China has made it crucial for India to rethink all its strategic options. Can it use the growing anti-China sentiment across the world to its advantage? by Pratap Bhanu Mehta, contributing editor on the Indian Express to explain ideas: Why India can’t depend on US & EU to counter China.
US News today, June 27: New coronavirus cases surpassing 40,000 for first time in a single day
The U.S. sets another single-day record for new coronavirus cases, judge orders US to free migrant children from family detention, Minneapolis council to vote on abolishing police and NBA releases schedule of seeding games to finish regular season in Orlando are remarkable news today.
Inter-Korea relation: Police searched the property of ex-N.K. defector at the center of anti-Pyongyang leafleting
A probe team of the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency dispatched officers to investigate the home and office in Seoul of Park Sang-Hak, who heads Fighters for a Free North Korea, an activist group that has been leading the campaign to drop anti-North Korean propaganda leaflets across the border.
World news today, June 27: Over 100 killed by lightning strikes in India
World news today June 27: 120 deaths and over 40 injuries have been reported in a lightning strikes in India. Meanwhile, 13 new COVID-19 cases have been reported in China, US restricts visa for Chinese officials over Hong Kong and gold price also make headlines today (June 27).
China announces the new outbreak of COVID-19 curbed after the massive testing effort
Two weeks ago the capital of China went into "wartime emergency mode," raising fears about the second wave of COVID-19. Now, according to health officials, the outbreak is contained and the daily infections have now mostly declined.
Can India win US and UK's support to refrain China amid rising stand-off ?
Tension is rising between China and India after the skirmish as both countries are continuing to sending troops to the disputed border and the India accused China of its attempts to alter the status quo on the ground by resorting to force. According to India Express, despite China's disaffection, "no other country has a serious stake in the fate of the terrain India and China are disputing".
