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France urges G7 action on Amazon fires

23 August, 2019 BIARRITZ/ BRASILIA: French President Emmanuel Macron has said the record number of fires in the Amazon rainforest is an “international crisis” that needs to top the agenda at this weekend’s G7 summit. “Our house is burning,” he tweeted. Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro responded by accusing Macron of …

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Hong Kongnian activists plan fresh protests today

23 August, 2019 CITY OF VICTORIA: Multiple protests planned on Friday including a march by accountants and the so-called ‘Baltic Chain’ protests. Hong Kong is bracing for further demonstrations and a “stress test” of the city’s international airport at the weekend, as nearly three months of pro-democracy protests showed no …

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TRAI’s advice to people on TV channels use

Hyderabad, Aug.22 (PMI): Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has said that the new TV rules empowers customers to delete unwanted channels.  It advised people to “customize your TV pack any number of times.  Get control of monthly bill”.

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NZ Speaker cradles MP’s baby during debate

22 August, 2019 WELLINGTON: The speaker of New Zealand’s parliament has attracted international attention for babysitting a legislator’s newborn child while keeping order during a vigorous debate. On Wednesday, speaker Trevor Mallard tweeted a photo of himself giving Labour Party MP Tamati Coffey’s newborn boy his bottle, calling the infant, Tutanekai Smith-Coffey, a …

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‘No point talking to India’: Pakistani PM

22 August, 2019 ISLAMABAD/ NEW YORK: Amid rising tension over occupied Kashmir, Prime Minister Imran Khan has said there is “no point” talking to Indian officials, adding that his overtures for peace and dialogue with New Delhi so far have proven futile. In an interview with The New York Times journalists Salman Masood …

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US moves to abolish child migrant custody limits

By SJA jafri + Agencies 22 August, 2019 MELBOURNE/ WASHINGTON: Migrant families who cross the southern border of the US illegally could be detained indefinitely under a new regulation announced by the Trump administration. It replaces an agreement that set a limit on how long the government could hold migrant …

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