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Bushfires burn 2.7 million hectares in Australia

21 December, 2019 By SJA Jafri + BBC CANBERRA/ SYDNEY/ MELBOURNE: Australia is grappling with massive bushfires fuelled by record-breaking temperatures and months of severe drought. Fires in New South Wales (NSW) have burned at least 2.7m hectares (7.4m acres) this season, destroying more than 700 houses. Eight people – …

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Firefighters die as Australia fires rage

20 December, 2019 By SJA Jafri (Courtesy Messenger) CANBERRA/ SYDNEY: Two volunteer firefighters died while battling blazes around Sydney, authorities said on Friday, forcing Australia’s Prime Minister Scott Morrison to cut short a holiday in Hawaii that had fuelled public anger at the government’s response to the crisis. Australia has …

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Iran Condemns UN’s Biased Human Rights Resolution

19 December, 2019 TEHRAN/ UNITED NATIONS: Iran’s Foreign Ministry condemned a politically-motivated resolution that the UN General Assembly has adopted on the situation of human rights in the Islamic Republic. In a statement on Thursday, Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Abbas Mousavi condemned the draft resolution on the situation of human …

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Trump impeached after historic vote

19 December, 2019 WASHINGTON: Donald Trump has become the third US president in history to be impeached by the House of Representatives, setting up a trial in the Senate that will decide whether he remains in office. The House voted on two charges – which the president abused his power …

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SC REFUSES TO STAY OPERATION OF CITIZENSHIP AMENDMENT ACT

The Supreme Court has decided to examine the constitutional validity of the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, CAA. However, the Court refused to stay its operation as sought by some lawyers appearing for petitioners. Attorney General KK Venugopal, representing the Centre, opposed the petitioners’ submission. He said there are as many as …

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