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The Return of Northern Ireland Power Sharing: What It Means

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3 mn read After two years without power sharing, Northern Ireland is finally getting back on track. The DUP says a deal to restore the Northern Ireland power-sharing could be wrapped up in days. Not that it’s perfect or anything, but it might just be enough to get things moving again. The Brits are promising it won’t mess with Brexit either. So, what does it all mean for Northern Ireland? Power sharing returning after a long hiatus could bring some much-needed stability.

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International students are fed up with temporary accommodation in Dublin due to Housing crisis in the country

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3 mn read Travelling overseas to pursue higher studies has become a familiar concept among people. United Kingdom, United States, Germany, Netherlands, Australia are some of the top countries for students to enroll for undergraduate and postgraduate courses. But recently, Ireland is emerging as one of the preferences, when it comes to higher degree education. According to the information, country’s education system is considered as one of the best whereas Irish Universities rank in the top 3% world-wide. Simultaneously, in the top 1% of research institutions in the world. As per the statistics provided by Irish Universities Association, ‘there are now currently over 30,000 international students studying in Ireland availing of the extensive range of courses available.’

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Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan and Wife Bushra Bibi Sentenced to 14 Years in Jail for Unlawful Gains: The Tosha Khana Case

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3 mn read Former Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan and his wife Bushra Bibi have been sentenced to jail for 14 years, marking the second consecutive sentence for the Ex-PM of Pakistan within a span of two days. The conviction is related to their unlawful gains from state gifts, which occurred just a week before a general election in which Imran Khan was not eligible to contest. This case is named the Tosha Khana Case (Gift House case).

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Exclusive: Zero interaction with media of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in last 10 years questions practice of democracy

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3 mn read Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has not addressed a single press conference in last 10 years, despite completing two terms of his office. The news made headlines after, former Indian Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh’s addressal to press conference marked a decade, on 3rd January 2024.

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Concept of free speech is sheer fantasy: Indian author Gowhar Geelani after the attack on Salman Rushdie

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4 mn read Famous Indian born, British-American author Salman Rushdie was attacked at the time when we he was about to speak in New York state. Rushdie, 75, was stabbed by Hadi Matar, 24, at Chautauqua Institution, a non-profit education and retreat center. Prosecutor called it a preplanned crime. According to the information, injuries are severe but Rushdie is taken off a ventilator and is recovering slowly. His critically acclaimed novel ‘The Satanic Verses’ (1988) caused adverse consequences after it met eyes of the readers. He faced death threats for several years because of the novel, which Muslims considered it unholy and disrespectful. His work combines literary fiction with providing realistic view of the world and historical fiction. Another author named JK Rowling received death threat for tweeting over Salman Rushdie incident, the other day.  

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The Return of Northern Ireland Power Sharing: What It Means

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3 mn read After two years without power sharing, Northern Ireland is finally getting back on track. The DUP says a deal to restore the Northern Ireland power-sharing could be wrapped up in days. Not that it’s perfect or anything, but it might just be enough to get things moving again. The Brits are promising it won’t mess with Brexit either. So, what does it all mean for Northern Ireland? Power sharing returning after a long hiatus could bring some much-needed stability.

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International students are fed up with temporary accommodation in Dublin due to Housing crisis in the country

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3 mn read Travelling overseas to pursue higher studies has become a familiar concept among people. United Kingdom, United States, Germany, Netherlands, Australia are some of the top countries for students to enroll for undergraduate and postgraduate courses. But recently, Ireland is emerging as one of the preferences, when it comes to higher degree education. According to the information, country’s education system is considered as one of the best whereas Irish Universities rank in the top 3% world-wide. Simultaneously, in the top 1% of research institutions in the world. As per the statistics provided by Irish Universities Association, ‘there are now currently over 30,000 international students studying in Ireland availing of the extensive range of courses available.’

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Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan and Wife Bushra Bibi Sentenced to 14 Years in Jail for Unlawful Gains: The Tosha Khana Case

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3 mn read Former Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan and his wife Bushra Bibi have been sentenced to jail for 14 years, marking the second consecutive sentence for the Ex-PM of Pakistan within a span of two days. The conviction is related to their unlawful gains from state gifts, which occurred just a week before a general election in which Imran Khan was not eligible to contest. This case is named the Tosha Khana Case (Gift House case).

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India is on its journey to control Cervical Cancer with introducing vaccine and now health programme to spread awareness

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3 mn read India’s Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced Budget 2024 on February 1st with significant focus over health, women and farmers along with an aim to boost the economy. She presented last budget under current administration before upcoming general elections. Factors such as youth and women empowerment, focus on farmers and poor, use of infrastructure and technology for productive outcomes and handling demographic challenges through high power committee, the budget included all possible segments. GDP is government, development and performance. We have delivered on development and have better managed the economy. We are bringing down the fiscal deficit despite very challenging times, she said. Simultaneously, the budget also hinted towards the India, Middle East, European Corridor (IMEC) project to be continued irrespective of trouble in Red Sea.

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State Bank of Pakistan’s Strategic Move: Upgrading Currency with Advanced Security Features

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4 mn read The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has revealed its intention to introduce fresh currency notes incorporating upgraded international security features. Mr. Jameel Ahmad, the governor of the central bank, mentioned that the forthcoming notes will feature new serial numbers, designs, and advanced security elements.

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Does US’s constant support to Israel is stopping UN and other international agencies to take action against country’s oppression?

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3 mn read International Court of Justice has rejected South Africa’s plea for immediate measures to protect Rafah, Southern Gaza, after Israel’s aggressive decision to target the region. Court refused to agree with the imposing of urgent measure, when it directed measure earlier, during the hearing in last month. According to the news reports, ICJ in a statement states, ‘the perilous situations in Rafah demanded immediate and effective implementation of the provisional measures that it ordered on 26 January.’ It also added, ‘No new order was necessary because the existing measures are applicable throughout the Gaza strip, including in Rafah’, quoted India Today.

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Question raises, if India is moving progressively after being compared to Nepal on legalizing same sex marriage

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3 mn read Nepal has become first South Asian Country to register the same-sex marriage. On 14th of February, Trans woman Maya Gurung, 35 and Surendra Pandey, 27, a gay, got legally married at Dordi Rural Municipality of Lamjung district in Western Nepal, quoted Hindustan Times. same sex marriage is legal in Nepal since 2007, when Nepal’s Supreme Court stated that there can be no discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation whereas in 2015, constitution adopted clearly mentions the same. An organization called ‘Blue Diamond Society’ who is working for the rights of LGBTQ community in the country, released its statement via Press Trust of India. According to the information, President Sanjib Gurung said, ‘It’s a great pleasure to learn about this, it is a great achievement for us, the third gender community of Nepal. This is the first case not only in Nepal but also in the whole of South Asia, and we welcome the decision.’ Into the further addition, ‘There are many third gender couples living without their identities and rights and this is going to help them a lot’, reported PTI.

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Russia accuses Ukraine of attempting to assassinate Putin using drones

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< 1 mn read The Russian Ministry of Defense reported that two Ukrainian drones attempted to target President Vladimir Putin’s residence around 3 a.m. on May 3 in an alleged assassination attempt. Russian state media RIA Novosti stated that the drones were shot down using electronic warfare systems. Videos of the alleged attack circulated on social media, but their authenticity could not be independently verified. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said Putin was not at the residence during the attack and accused Ukraine of attempting to assassinate him. However, Ukrainian officials denied any involvement, stating that they were focused on liberating their own territories. The alleged drone attack occurred ahead of Russia’s May 9 celebration commemorating the Soviet Union’s victory against Nazi Germany. Many events have been scaled down or canceled due to security concerns, including the “Immortal Regiment” march. Some believe that the recent fires and acts of sabotage in Russia are the work of the Ukrainian military or local partisan groups, but Ukraine has not claimed responsibility.

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Ukraine killed 800 Russian troops, Russia claims to destroy 200 Ukrainian special forces

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< 1 mn read The Russian Ministry of Defense announced earlier that the country has caused a total of about 800 casualties in the Russian army since the beginning of the war, while the Russian Ministry of Defense said on the evening of the 25th that paratroopers had been airborne in Kiev, while the Russian army also blocked the western part of Kiev, but also destroyed more than 200 Ukrainian special forces personnel, while no one was killed or injured in the Russian army.

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