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<p>Indian captain Rohit Sharma was not in favour of running out Sri Lankan batter Dasun Shanaka on the non-striker's end after his premier bowler Mohammed Shami did just the same in the first ODI in Guwahati on Tuesday.</p>

<p>With the match's outcome all but decided, Shami steamed in to bowl the 50th over. However, on the fourth delivery of the over, Shami broke his stride and ran out the Sri Lankan skipper on the non-striker's end after he had strayed out of the crease.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Shami clipped the bails and burst into a semi-celebration as the umpire sent the call upstairs to the third umpire. In the meantime, skipper Sharma rushed to Shami, trying to understand the situation. After figuring out what his bowler had done, Sharma went to the umpire and told him the Indian side was withdrawing the appeal.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Shami took his captain's argument in a healthy way and also signalled the umpire to void the Indian appeal.&nbsp;Notably, Shanaka was on 98, two runs away from a deserving century when Shami ran him out.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In the post-match presentation ceremony, Sharma shone light on the incident and said he had no idea that Shami inflicted the non-striker's runout.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>"I had no idea Shami did that. He went for the appeal. He (Shanaka) was batting on 98 and the way he was batting was brilliant. So, you've got to give it to him. We didn't want to get him out like that. We wanted to get him out the way we thought we'll get him out. Hats off to him. He batted really well."</p>

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<p>Despite India carting the Sri Lankan bowlers for 373 runs in the quota of 50 overs, the bowlers could not finish the job completely as the visitors managed to cross the 300-run mark in the chase.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Sharma reflected on the same and said the bowling upfront enabled India to avoid any late innings blues.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"We started off really well with the bat. It was a great effort for all the batters. The platform was set to play freely for all the batters. We could have bowled slightly better. I don't want to be too critical about it. The dew was not that much but it was still difficult to bowl. We got wickets upfront with the ball which helped us with the momentum."</p>

<p>India will now take on Sri Lanka in the second ODI match at the iconic Eden Gardens, Kolkata on Thursday.</p>

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Indian captain Rohit Sharma was not in favour of running out Sri Lankan batter Dasun Shanaka on the non-striker's end after his premier bowler Mohammed Shami did just the same in the first ODI in Guwahati on Tuesday.

Indian captain Rohit Sharma was not in favour of running out Sri Lankan batter Dasun Shanaka on the non-striker's end after his premier bowler Mohammed Shami did just the same in the first ODI in Guwahati on Tuesday. With the match's outcome all but decided, Shami steamed in to bowl the 50th over. However, on the fourth delivery of the over, Shami broke his stride and ran out the Sri Lankan skipper on the non-striker's end after he had strayed out of the crease. Shami clipped the bails and burst into a semi-celebration as the umpire sent the call upstairs to the third umpire. In the meantime, skipper Sharma rushed to Shami, trying to understand the situation. After figuring out what his bowler had done, Sharma went to the umpire and told him the Indian side was withdrawing the appeal. Shami took his captain's argument in a healthy way and also signalled the umpire to void the Indian appeal. Notably, Shanaka was on 98, two runs away from a deserving century when Shami ran him out. In the post-match presentation ceremony, Sharma shone light on the incident and said he had no idea that Shami inflicted the non-striker's runout. India Being India. @ImRo45 Did The Right Thing In The End. #Mankad #IndiaVsSriLanka @dasunshanaka1 Well Deserved 100. @OfficialSLC @BCCI #Cricket pic.twitter.com/Q1r24YMgdq — Shohan Bowala (@shohanb) January 10, 2023 × "I had no idea Shami did that. He went for the appeal. He (Shanaka) was batting on 98 and the way he was batting was brilliant. So, you've got to give it to him. We didn't want to get him out like that. We wanted to get him out the way we thought we'll get him out. Hats off to him. He batted really well." Read more: Ind vs SL 1st ODI: Men in Blue shine despite Shanaka's heroics Despite India carting the Sri Lankan bowlers for 373 runs in the quota of 50 overs, the bowlers could not finish the job completely as the visitors managed to cross the 300-run mark in the chase. Sharma reflected on the same and said the bowling upfront enabled India to avoid any late innings blues. "We started off really well with the bat. It was a great effort for all the batters. The platform was set to play freely for all the batters. We could have bowled slightly better. I don't want to be too critical about it. The dew was not that much but it was still difficult to bowl. We got wickets upfront with the ball which helped us with the momentum." India will now take on Sri Lanka in the second ODI match at the iconic Eden Gardens, Kolkata on Thursday. Read more: IND vs SL: Virat Kohli moves past Sachin Tendulkar, breaks plethora of records during his 73rd ton in 1st ODI WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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<p>A Romanian court on Tuesday dismissed an appeal filed by controversial social media influencer Andrew Tate against his 30-day detention.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The court noted that “the possibility of them [Tate and his associates] evading investigations cannot be ignored,” and that they could leave Romania to settle in countries that do not allow extradition.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Ramona Bolla, spokesperson of Romania's anti-organised crime agency DIICOT said the prosecutors were now looking to extend Tate's detention period to 180 days.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Shortly after the court’s decision, Tate's lawyer Eugen Constantin Vidineac told reporters that there was no evidence to indict his client.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"There is not a single piece of evidence to suggest that a crime of rape has been committed."</p>

<p>However, according to the prosecutors, six potential victims have been identified so far.&nbsp;</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/controversial-social-media-influencer-andrew-tate-sent-to-dentition-centre-for-30-days-548210"><strong>Read more:&nbsp;Controversial social media influencer Andrew Tate sent to detention centre for 30 days</strong></a></p>

<p>The 36-year-old former kickboxer alongside his younger brother Tristan and two Romanian women have been sentenced to 30-day detention following the arrest last month on charges of human trafficking, rape, and creating an organised crime syndicate.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The authorities have since seized 15 luxury cars and more than 10 properties owned by Tate. The luxury cars became a focal point after Tate, a couple of days before the arrest started an online feud with Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg.&nbsp;</p>

<p>On December 27, Tate asked Thunberg to send her email address so that he could send a detailed list of his automobile collection and their respective massive emissions.&nbsp;</p>

<p>However, Thunberg retorted sarcastically and tweeted, "Yes, please do enlighten me. Email me at Smalld***energy@getalife.com."</p>

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<p>Tate has gained a massive following in the social media echo chambers through his highly misogynistic and controversial statements.</p>

<p>Such has been Tate's toxic influence that&nbsp;teachers in the United Kingdom are creating lesson plans to re-educate children who are “brainwashed” by him.&nbsp;</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/uk-schools-developing-special-lessons-to-re-educate-teens-brainwashed-by-andrew-tate-550810" target="_blank"><strong>Read more: UK schools developing special lessons to re-educate teens ‘brainwashed’ by Andrew Tate</strong></a></p>

<p>Some schools have even started holding special assemblies, or using personal social and health education lessons to encourage students to question the misogynistic content he puts out.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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A Romanian court on Tuesday dismissed an appeal filed by controversial social media influencer Andrew Tate against his 30-day detention. The court noted that “the possibility of them [Tate and his associates] evading investigations cannot be ignored,” and that they could leave Romania to settle in countries that do not allow extradition.

A Romanian court on Tuesday dismissed an appeal filed by controversial social media influencer Andrew Tate against his 30-day detention. The court noted that “the possibility of them [Tate and his associates] evading investigations cannot be ignored,” and that they could leave Romania to settle in countries that do not allow extradition. Ramona Bolla, spokesperson of Romania's anti-organised crime agency DIICOT said the prosecutors were now looking to extend Tate's detention period to 180 days. Shortly after the court’s decision, Tate's lawyer Eugen Constantin Vidineac told reporters that there was no evidence to indict his client. "There is not a single piece of evidence to suggest that a crime of rape has been committed." However, according to the prosecutors, six potential victims have been identified so far. Read more: Controversial social media influencer Andrew Tate sent to detention centre for 30 days The 36-year-old former kickboxer alongside his younger brother Tristan and two Romanian women have been sentenced to 30-day detention following the arrest last month on charges of human trafficking, rape, and creating an organised crime syndicate. The authorities have since seized 15 luxury cars and more than 10 properties owned by Tate. The luxury cars became a focal point after Tate, a couple of days before the arrest started an online feud with Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg. On December 27, Tate asked Thunberg to send her email address so that he could send a detailed list of his automobile collection and their respective massive emissions. However, Thunberg retorted sarcastically and tweeted, "Yes, please do enlighten me. Email me at Smalld***energy@getalife.com." yes, please do enlighten me. email me at smalldickenergy@getalife.com https://t.co/V8geeVvEvg — Greta Thunberg (@GretaThunberg) December 28, 2022 × WATCH | Gravitas: Social Media: a breeding ground for misogyny × Tate has gained a massive following in the social media echo chambers through his highly misogynistic and controversial statements. Such has been Tate's toxic influence that teachers in the United Kingdom are creating lesson plans to re-educate children who are “brainwashed” by him. Read more: UK schools developing special lessons to re-educate teens ‘brainwashed’ by Andrew Tate Some schools have even started holding special assemblies, or using personal social and health education lessons to encourage students to question the misogynistic content he puts out. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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<p>Allen Weisselberg, a former chief financial officer of the Trump Organisation was sentenced Tuesday to five-months in prison by a Manhattan court after pleading guilty to multiple tax crimes concerning the former president's real estate company.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Weisselberg, one of Donald Trump's most trusted aides was the star prosecution witness in the case. He is expected to be lodged in New York's notorious Rikers Island jail which is known for extreme violence, drugs and corruption. 19 inmates died last year as the prison is scheduled to close in 2027.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“Today is obviously a difficult day for him, but it is a day for which he has been preparing for many months. Mr. Weisselberg came to court today ready to begin his sentence, and he is grateful that it has now begun," said Weisselberg's attorney Nicholas Gravante.&nbsp;</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/allen-weisselberg-ex-cfo-of-trump-pleads-guilty-for-his-role-in-tax-fraud-scheme-508216" target="_blank"><strong>Read more: Allen Weisselberg, ex-CFO of Trump, pleads guilty for his role in tax fraud scheme</strong></a></p>

<p>However, Weisselberg could get out sooner, subject to good behaviour and that he aided the authorities in testifying against his longtime employer.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In August last year, Weisselberg pleaded guilty to 15 charges brought against him by the Manhattan District Attorney's Office, which claimed he received more than $1.7 million in untaxed pay, spanning more than 15 years.</p>

<p>The 75-year-old former CFO admitted hiding those benefits from his accountant in order to underreport his income and knowingly omit the income from his personal tax returns.</p>

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<p>Since then, Weisselberg has paid more than $2 million in taxes, penalties and interest as part of his punishment.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The prosecutors have argued Trump knew about the tax fraud and that the narrative he didn't is false.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>“Donald Trump is explicitly sanctioning tax fraud. That’s what this document shows. This whole narrative that Donald Trump is blissfully ignorant is just not real," said one of the prosecutors during the closing arguments of the case.&nbsp;</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-knew-about-tax-fraud-in-his-company-says-prosecution-in-closing-arguments-539706"><strong>Read more:&nbsp;Trump knew about tax fraud in his company, says prosecution in closing arguments</strong></a></p>

<p>Trump, to date, has not been charged in the case but continues to decry that the DA has initiated a political witch hunt against his company.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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Allen Weisselberg, a former chief financial officer of the Trump Organisation was sentenced Tuesday to five-months in prison by a Manhattan court after pleading guilty to multiple tax crimes concerning the former president's real estate company.

Allen Weisselberg, a former chief financial officer of the Trump Organisation was sentenced Tuesday to five-months in prison by a Manhattan court after pleading guilty to multiple tax crimes concerning the former president's real estate company. Weisselberg, one of Donald Trump's most trusted aides was the star prosecution witness in the case. He is expected to be lodged in New York's notorious Rikers Island jail which is known for extreme violence, drugs and corruption. 19 inmates died last year as the prison is scheduled to close in 2027. “Today is obviously a difficult day for him, but it is a day for which he has been preparing for many months. Mr. Weisselberg came to court today ready to begin his sentence, and he is grateful that it has now begun," said Weisselberg's attorney Nicholas Gravante. Read more: Allen Weisselberg, ex-CFO of Trump, pleads guilty for his role in tax fraud scheme However, Weisselberg could get out sooner, subject to good behaviour and that he aided the authorities in testifying against his longtime employer. In August last year, Weisselberg pleaded guilty to 15 charges brought against him by the Manhattan District Attorney's Office, which claimed he received more than $1.7 million in untaxed pay, spanning more than 15 years. The 75-year-old former CFO admitted hiding those benefits from his accountant in order to underreport his income and knowingly omit the income from his personal tax returns. WATCH | US: Allen Weisselberg pleads guilty to 15 counts × Since then, Weisselberg has paid more than $2 million in taxes, penalties and interest as part of his punishment. The prosecutors have argued Trump knew about the tax fraud and that the narrative he didn't is false. “Donald Trump is explicitly sanctioning tax fraud. That’s what this document shows. This whole narrative that Donald Trump is blissfully ignorant is just not real," said one of the prosecutors during the closing arguments of the case. Read more: Trump knew about tax fraud in his company, says prosecution in closing arguments Trump, to date, has not been charged in the case but continues to decry that the DA has initiated a political witch hunt against his company. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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<p>Tightening the advertising policy for young users, especially teens, Meta on Tuesday announced it was removing gender as an option for advertisers to target the said demography.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In a blog post, Meta informed that beginning next month, the advertisers will only get their hands over the age and location data of teens globally.</p>

<p>"Beginning in February, advertisers will only be able to use age and location to reach teens; we are removing gender as a targeting option."</p>

<p>The social media giant noted that teens did not have the bandwidth to make decisions about their online data which necessitated the policy change.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>"We recognise that teens aren’t necessarily as equipped as adults to make decisions about how their online data is used for advertising, particularly when it comes to showing them products available to purchase.</p>

<p>"For that reason, we’re further restricting the options advertisers have to reach teens, as well as the information we use to show ads to teens."</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/meta-fined-more-than-400-million-over-european-union-data-breaches-549688" target="_blank"><strong>WATCH | Meta fined more than $400 million over European Union data breaches</strong></a></p>

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<p>Additionally, any teenagers' previous engagement across Meta's subsidiary applications will not affect the kind of ads they see.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Starting March, the teens will have a greater say in the kind of ads they see on their feeds. Ad Topics Controls, a feature already available on Meta will allow teens to choose their preferences and control the ads.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Currently, Meta does not allow advertisements related to alcohol, financial products and weight loss products to be served to minors.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Why is Meta changing the policy?</strong></p>

<p>The changes rolled in by Meta, owner of Instagram of Facebook come in the backdrop of accusations that dubbed the platform harmful for young users.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Moreover, the changes may have been fast-tracked after European Union (EU) regulators slapped the company with a $414 million fine over data breaches.&nbsp;</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/meta-hit-with-us413-million-fine-over-eu-privacy-breach-549509" target="_blank"><strong>Read more: Meta hit with US$413 million fine over EU privacy breach</strong></a></p>

<p>The 27-nation bloc also banned the company from persuading users to accept tailored advertisements based on their online behaviour.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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Tightening the advertising policy for young users, especially teens, Meta on Tuesday announced it was removing gender as an option for advertisers to target the said demography.

Tightening the advertising policy for young users, especially teens, Meta on Tuesday announced it was removing gender as an option for advertisers to target the said demography. In a blog post, Meta informed that beginning next month, the advertisers will only get their hands over the age and location data of teens globally. "Beginning in February, advertisers will only be able to use age and location to reach teens; we are removing gender as a targeting option." The social media giant noted that teens did not have the bandwidth to make decisions about their online data which necessitated the policy change. "We recognise that teens aren’t necessarily as equipped as adults to make decisions about how their online data is used for advertising, particularly when it comes to showing them products available to purchase. "For that reason, we’re further restricting the options advertisers have to reach teens, as well as the information we use to show ads to teens." WATCH | Meta fined more than $400 million over European Union data breaches × Additionally, any teenagers' previous engagement across Meta's subsidiary applications will not affect the kind of ads they see. Starting March, the teens will have a greater say in the kind of ads they see on their feeds. Ad Topics Controls, a feature already available on Meta will allow teens to choose their preferences and control the ads. Currently, Meta does not allow advertisements related to alcohol, financial products and weight loss products to be served to minors. Why is Meta changing the policy? The changes rolled in by Meta, owner of Instagram of Facebook come in the backdrop of accusations that dubbed the platform harmful for young users. Moreover, the changes may have been fast-tracked after European Union (EU) regulators slapped the company with a $414 million fine over data breaches. Read more: Meta hit with US$413 million fine over EU privacy breach The 27-nation bloc also banned the company from persuading users to accept tailored advertisements based on their online behaviour. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

Meta bans targeted ads at teenagers based on gender

<p>Marcus Rashford came off the bench to score twice as Manchester United beat Charlton 3-0 to reach the League Cup semi-finals on Tuesday while Newcastle saw off Leicester 2-0.</p>

<p>A youthful United side featured eight changes as Erik ten Hag had one eye on Saturday's derby against Manchester City at Old Trafford.</p>

<p>One of those retained in the starting line-up from Friday's 3-1 win over Everton, Antony, made the breakthrough with a sumptuous strike in the 21st minute.</p>

<p>Charlton were roared on by a travelling support of 9,000 and the third-tier side kept the tie alive despite Ten Hag introducing Casemiro, Rashford and Christian Eriksen off the bench for the final half-hour.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/fa-cup-arsenal-brush-aside-oxford-city-to-set-up-a-mouth-watering-fourth-round-clash-with-manchester-city-550870"><strong>Read more:&nbsp;FA Cup: Arsenal brush aside Oxford City to set up a mouth-watering fourth round clash with Manchester City</strong></a></p>

<p>Rashford finally made the game safe for the hosts in the 90th minute, scoring for the eighth straight game at Old Trafford.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The England international then took his tally for the season to 15 with a thumping finish from Casemiro's pass deep into stoppage time.</p>

<p>Newcastle are into the semi-finals of the League Cup for the first time since 1976. Eddie Howe's men are trying to end a 54-year wait for silverware on Tyneside.</p>

<p>The Magpies swept Leicester aside in a recent 3-0 win at the King Power in the Premier League and only a lack of ruthlessness from the hosts kept the Foxes in the game for an hour at St. James' Park.</p>

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<p>Bruno Guimaraes, Sean Longstaff and Callum Wilson were guilty of passing up big chances before half-time.</p>

<p>Instead, it was the unlikely figure of Dan Burn who opened the scoring. The giant left-back slotted home coolly with his right foot.</p>

<p>Joelinton quickly doubled Newcastle's lead with a calm finish from Miguel Almiron's pass to leave the home fans dreaming of a visit to Wembley next month.</p>

<p>Manchester City remain favourites for the competition they have won four times in the last five years with Pep Guardiola's men in quarter-final action away to Southampton on Wednesday.</p>

<p>Nottingham Forest host Wolves in the other last-eight tie.</p>

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Marcus Rashford came off the bench to score twice as Manchester United beat Charlton 3-0 to reach the League Cup semi-finals on Tuesday while Newcastle saw off Leicester 2-0.

Marcus Rashford came off the bench to score twice as Manchester United beat Charlton 3-0 to reach the League Cup semi-finals on Tuesday while Newcastle saw off Leicester 2-0. A youthful United side featured eight changes as Erik ten Hag had one eye on Saturday's derby against Manchester City at Old Trafford. One of those retained in the starting line-up from Friday's 3-1 win over Everton, Antony, made the breakthrough with a sumptuous strike in the 21st minute. Charlton were roared on by a travelling support of 9,000 and the third-tier side kept the tie alive despite Ten Hag introducing Casemiro, Rashford and Christian Eriksen off the bench for the final half-hour. Read more: FA Cup: Arsenal brush aside Oxford City to set up a mouth-watering fourth round clash with Manchester City Rashford finally made the game safe for the hosts in the 90th minute, scoring for the eighth straight game at Old Trafford. The England international then took his tally for the season to 15 with a thumping finish from Casemiro's pass deep into stoppage time. Newcastle are into the semi-finals of the League Cup for the first time since 1976. Eddie Howe's men are trying to end a 54-year wait for silverware on Tyneside. The Magpies swept Leicester aside in a recent 3-0 win at the King Power in the Premier League and only a lack of ruthlessness from the hosts kept the Foxes in the game for an hour at St. James' Park. WATCH | Gravitas: The death of possession football? × Bruno Guimaraes, Sean Longstaff and Callum Wilson were guilty of passing up big chances before half-time. Instead, it was the unlikely figure of Dan Burn who opened the scoring. The giant left-back slotted home coolly with his right foot. Joelinton quickly doubled Newcastle's lead with a calm finish from Miguel Almiron's pass to leave the home fans dreaming of a visit to Wembley next month. Manchester City remain favourites for the competition they have won four times in the last five years with Pep Guardiola's men in quarter-final action away to Southampton on Wednesday. Nottingham Forest host Wolves in the other last-eight tie. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

Carabao Cup: Rashford sizzles with a brace as Manchester United and Newcastle advance to semi-finals

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<p>Pakistan is going through severe economic hardship. The economic crisis has translated into a food crisis with 'flour' - a staple part of most diets facing an extreme shortage in supply. The repercussions have been dire as people are fighting, often resorting to violence to gain hold of a few mounds of the prized commodity.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Videos of Pakistani residents from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Sindh, and Balochistan battling to acquire bags of flour have now gone viral on social media platforms. The three provinces have been facing acute food shortages ever since last year's deadly flood.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The people in the video can be seen snatching the flour bag from each other while engaging in a violent tussle. Meanwhile, in other clips, the residents can be seen chasing the truck supplying the subsidised flour.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Local media reports state that thousands of people have to spend hours daily to receive the subsidised bag of flour.</p>

<p>Flour prices have touched an exorbitant high amid the crunch. In Karachi, flour is being sold at Rs 160 per kilogramme. Meanwhile, a bag of flour can easily fetch as much as Rs 1500 to 1600 per kg in Islamabad and Peshawar.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Such is the state of the economy that Islamabad is unable to provide basic amenities to a common Pakistani citizen.</p>

<p>Notably, people are being forced to store LPG (cooking gas) in plastic balloons and bags as the government fails to address the shortage in supply.</p>

<p>In the videos that have gone viral on different social media platforms, citizens in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province can be seen storing cooking gas in plastic bags due to shortage.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>To arrest the slide,<b>&nbsp;</b>the Pakistani government has proposed to close markets and wedding halls by 8:30 PM and 10 PM respectively to keep the rising debt in check.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The radical changes by the government also include&nbsp;a plan to halt the production of fans and incandescent bulbs.&nbsp;</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/south-asia/pakistan-to-close-wedding-halls-malls-early-stop-production-of-bulbs-fans-to-save-money-549205" target="_blank"><strong>Read more: Pakistan to close wedding halls, malls early; stop production of bulbs, fans to save money</strong></a></p>

<p>Pakistan's fiscal deficit stood at 1.5 per cent of GDP from July-October 2022-23. The country's foreign&nbsp;exchange reserves plummeted to its lowest since April 2014 last month when it shrank by $294 million to $5.8 billion, primarily due to external debt repayment.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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Pakistan is going through severe economic hardship. The economic crisis has translated into a food crisis with 'flour' - a staple part of most diets facing an extreme shortage in supply.

Pakistan is going through severe economic hardship. The economic crisis has translated into a food crisis with 'flour' - a staple part of most diets facing an extreme shortage in supply. The repercussions have been dire as people are fighting, often resorting to violence to gain hold of a few mounds of the prized commodity. Videos of Pakistani residents from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Sindh, and Balochistan battling to acquire bags of flour have now gone viral on social media platforms. The three provinces have been facing acute food shortages ever since last year's deadly flood. The people in the video can be seen snatching the flour bag from each other while engaging in a violent tussle. Meanwhile, in other clips, the residents can be seen chasing the truck supplying the subsidised flour. #PakistanFlourCrisis, Visual from #Sindh Pakistan, people were seen squabbling for flour. It's Painful💔💔#PakistanEconomy #ResilientPakistan pic.twitter.com/7qlSjh3rni — Bakhtawar Shah (@Shah_Bakhtawar1) January 10, 2023 × “आटा ख़त्म…Gate बंद…” #PakistanEconomy #Pakistan pic.twitter.com/jgitifBIZR — Jyot Jeet (@activistjyot) January 10, 2023 × Local media reports state that thousands of people have to spend hours daily to receive the subsidised bag of flour. Flour prices have touched an exorbitant high amid the crunch. In Karachi, flour is being sold at Rs 160 per kilogramme. Meanwhile, a bag of flour can easily fetch as much as Rs 1500 to 1600 per kg in Islamabad and Peshawar. WATCH | Is Pakistan's economic crisis getting worse? × Such is the state of the economy that Islamabad is unable to provide basic amenities to a common Pakistani citizen. Notably, people are being forced to store LPG (cooking gas) in plastic balloons and bags as the government fails to address the shortage in supply. In the videos that have gone viral on different social media platforms, citizens in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province can be seen storing cooking gas in plastic bags due to shortage. WATCH | People in Pakistan store cooking gas in plastic bags amid economic crisis To arrest the slide, the Pakistani government has proposed to close markets and wedding halls by 8:30 PM and 10 PM respectively to keep the rising debt in check. The radical changes by the government also include a plan to halt the production of fans and incandescent bulbs. Read more: Pakistan to close wedding halls, malls early; stop production of bulbs, fans to save money Pakistan's fiscal deficit stood at 1.5 per cent of GDP from July-October 2022-23. The country's foreign exchange reserves plummeted to its lowest since April 2014 last month when it shrank by $294 million to $5.8 billion, primarily due to external debt repayment. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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<p>Amid threats of a strike by trade unions, the French government on Tuesday proposed raising the legal retirement age in the country to 64, from the current 62 by 2030.&nbsp;</p>

<p>French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne announced the proposal and said extending the pension age will prevent the system from collapsing under the weight of deficits.</p>

<p>"Leaving these deficits to grow would be irresponsible...It would lead inevitably to a massive increase in taxes, a reduction in pensions and would pose a threat to our pensions system," said Bonne.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"I'm very aware that making changes to our retirement system is causing anxiety and fears among French people."</p>

<p>Notably, the workers in France tend to retire much earlier than their European Union (EU) counterparts. The direct repercussion is that the French exchequer has to foot a bigger pension bill than most countries in the bloc.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>In Germany, Denmark and Italy, the legal retirement age is 67 while it remains 66 in Spain and the United Kingdom. On average, workers in France retire at 62.3 years of age, according to EU data from 2019.</p>

<p>They also receive 54.4 per cent of their last pay slip as pension on average. Comparatively, the average EU pension amount stands at 46.2 per cent.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Thus, by launching the reforms, President Emmanuel Macron is attempting to rid the country's debt-ridden pension system by pushing the people to work longer.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Since coming to power in 2017, fixing France's complicated pension has been one of the top agendas of the Macron administration. However, the retaliation by the workers and trade unions forced him to take a step back whenever his government attempted to change the status quo.&nbsp;</p>

<p>After years of delay, Macron appears steadfast in making the changes in the new year. Earlier this month in a television public address, Macron emphasised that 2023 will be the year when the much-delayed overhaul of the pension system takes place.</p>

<p>“This year will indeed be that of a pension reform that aims to guarantee the equilibrium of our system in the years and decades to come,” said Macron.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The road, however, may not be easy. After Tuesday's announcement, eight main trade unions have called for a day of strikes on January 19 to protest against the pension reform, according to local reports.&nbsp;</p>

<p>A joint statement released by the trade unions said the one-day strike is expected to kick off a powerful movement for pensions in the long term".</p>

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Amid threats of a strike by trade unions, the French government on Tuesday proposed raising the legal retirement age in the country to 64, from the current 62 by 2030.

Amid threats of a strike by trade unions, the French government on Tuesday proposed raising the legal retirement age in the country to 64, from the current 62 by 2030. French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne announced the proposal and said extending the pension age will prevent the system from collapsing under the weight of deficits. "Leaving these deficits to grow would be irresponsible...It would lead inevitably to a massive increase in taxes, a reduction in pensions and would pose a threat to our pensions system," said Bonne. "I'm very aware that making changes to our retirement system is causing anxiety and fears among French people." Notably, the workers in France tend to retire much earlier than their European Union (EU) counterparts. The direct repercussion is that the French exchequer has to foot a bigger pension bill than most countries in the bloc. WATCH | France: March against pension reform, Macron govt temporarily withdraws pivotal age limit × In Germany, Denmark and Italy, the legal retirement age is 67 while it remains 66 in Spain and the United Kingdom. On average, workers in France retire at 62.3 years of age, according to EU data from 2019. They also receive 54.4 per cent of their last pay slip as pension on average. Comparatively, the average EU pension amount stands at 46.2 per cent. Thus, by launching the reforms, President Emmanuel Macron is attempting to rid the country's debt-ridden pension system by pushing the people to work longer. Read more: French President Macron says pension system reform will be implemented in 2023 Since coming to power in 2017, fixing France's complicated pension has been one of the top agendas of the Macron administration. However, the retaliation by the workers and trade unions forced him to take a step back whenever his government attempted to change the status quo. After years of delay, Macron appears steadfast in making the changes in the new year. Earlier this month in a television public address, Macron emphasised that 2023 will be the year when the much-delayed overhaul of the pension system takes place. “This year will indeed be that of a pension reform that aims to guarantee the equilibrium of our system in the years and decades to come,” said Macron. The road, however, may not be easy. After Tuesday's announcement, eight main trade unions have called for a day of strikes on January 19 to protest against the pension reform, according to local reports. A joint statement released by the trade unions said the one-day strike is expected to kick off a powerful movement for pensions in the long term". (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

Macron government announces pension reforms amid strike threat by trade unions

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<p>After a lengthy psychiatric assessment, the Japanese authorities have found the man accused of murdering former prime minister Shinzo Abe fit to stand a trial, according to local media reports.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Tetsuya Yamagami, the accused will face trial six months after committing the gruesome killing of Abe in public. He shot at the former PM with a homemade gun from behind during a speech in the city of Nara.</p>

<p>However, despite confessing multiple times that his intention was to kill Abe, the case failed to proceed to the trial stage as psychiatric evaluations to establish the criminal responsibility of the suspects prolonged the formalities.&nbsp;</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/japan-to-bid-farewell-to-ex-pm-shinzo-abe-with-controversial-state-funeral-519965" target="_blank"><strong>Read more: Japan bids farewell to ex-PM Shinzo Abe with controversial state funeral</strong></a></p>

<p>In Japan, such a review is mandatory under the Criminal Procedure Code, which allows psychiatrists to study a suspect to discern whether or not they are mentally stable.&nbsp;</p>

<p>If Yamagami had been found mentally unstable, his punishment would have been automatically reduced.&nbsp;</p>

<p>According to an AFP report, the psych review of Yamagami focused on his relationship with his mother and home environment, primarily because he had a grudge against the Unification Church.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Yamagami's mother had donated a large sum of money to the religious group and he believed that Abe was connected to the organisation.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>"He (Yamagami) confessed that he had some resentment against a certain organisation and was under the impression that the former prime minister having some connection to it, which led to the act. I would like to avoid further details," Kazuhisa Yamamura, the head of the first investigation division, Nara prefecture police had said back then.</p>

<p>Notably, Abe was not a member of the church but had addressed an affiliated group as have other powerful world leaders such as former US president Donald Trump.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Since the church's connection was revealed in the killing, the Fumio Kishida government has ordered an investigation that could see the Unification Church lose its tax-exempt status.&nbsp;</p>

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After a lengthy psychiatric assessment, the Japanese authorities have found the man accused of murdering former prime minister Shinzo Abe fit to stand a trial, according to local media reports.

After a lengthy psychiatric assessment, the Japanese authorities have found the man accused of murdering former prime minister Shinzo Abe fit to stand a trial, according to local media reports. Tetsuya Yamagami, the accused will face trial six months after committing the gruesome killing of Abe in public. He shot at the former PM with a homemade gun from behind during a speech in the city of Nara. However, despite confessing multiple times that his intention was to kill Abe, the case failed to proceed to the trial stage as psychiatric evaluations to establish the criminal responsibility of the suspects prolonged the formalities. Read more: Japan bids farewell to ex-PM Shinzo Abe with controversial state funeral In Japan, such a review is mandatory under the Criminal Procedure Code, which allows psychiatrists to study a suspect to discern whether or not they are mentally stable. If Yamagami had been found mentally unstable, his punishment would have been automatically reduced. According to an AFP report, the psych review of Yamagami focused on his relationship with his mother and home environment, primarily because he had a grudge against the Unification Church. Yamagami's mother had donated a large sum of money to the religious group and he believed that Abe was connected to the organisation. WATCH | Gravitas: Shinzo Abe's killer claims cult link behind murder × "He (Yamagami) confessed that he had some resentment against a certain organisation and was under the impression that the former prime minister having some connection to it, which led to the act. I would like to avoid further details," Kazuhisa Yamamura, the head of the first investigation division, Nara prefecture police had said back then. Notably, Abe was not a member of the church but had addressed an affiliated group as have other powerful world leaders such as former US president Donald Trump. Since the church's connection was revealed in the killing, the Fumio Kishida government has ordered an investigation that could see the Unification Church lose its tax-exempt status. Read more: Unification Church in Japan pledges donation reforms after Shinzo Abe’s assassination (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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<p>Breaking a three-year rule of restrictions to curb the Covid-19&nbsp;pandemic, Saudi Arabia on Monday announced there will be no limit on the number of pilgrims for this year's Hajj.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The kingdom also scrapped the age limit of 18 to 65 for vaccinated pilgrims&nbsp;that was imposed due to the pandemic.</p>

<p>"The number of pilgrims will return to what it was before the pandemic, without any age limit," Umrah Tawfiq al-Rabiah, minister of Hajj was quoted as saying by AFP.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>This year's Hajj pilgrimage is scheduled to begin in June. Last year, the kingdom opened its gates for nearly one million people&nbsp;with foreign visitors being allowed for the first time in two years.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>In the end, over 900,000 pilgrims, including some 780,000 from abroad visited the holy sites of Mecca and Medina for the pilgrimage.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Last year in October, the Saudi authorities, took another progressive step and&nbsp;announced that a woman pilgrim no longer needed to be accompanied by a male guardian or 'mahram' to perform Hajj.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Experts believe that&nbsp;such changes&nbsp;are expected to drive the number of pilgrims visiting the country substantially.</p>

<p>Additionally, local&nbsp;reports have stated that the ministry will give priority to those during the registration who have not made the pilgrimage before.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The pilgrimage is one of five pillars of Islam, which all able-bodied Muslims with the means are required to perform at least once.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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Breaking a three-year rule of restrictions to curb the Covid-19 pandemic, Saudi Arabia on Monday announced there will be no limit on the number of pilgrims for this year's Hajj.

Breaking a three-year rule of restrictions to curb the Covid-19 pandemic, Saudi Arabia on Monday announced there will be no limit on the number of pilgrims for this year's Hajj. The kingdom also scrapped the age limit of 18 to 65 for vaccinated pilgrims that was imposed due to the pandemic. "The number of pilgrims will return to what it was before the pandemic, without any age limit," Umrah Tawfiq al-Rabiah, minister of Hajj was quoted as saying by AFP. During the opening of #Hajj_Expo 2023, H.E. Minister of Hajj and Umrah Dr. Tawfiq AlRabiah announces: “Number of Hajj pilgrims in 1444H will return to how it was before the Coronavirus pandemic without age restrictions.”#Makkah_and_Madinah_Eagerly_Await_You pic.twitter.com/IZaPNqapIV — Ministry of Hajj and Umrah (@MoHU_En) January 9, 2023 × This year's Hajj pilgrimage is scheduled to begin in June. Last year, the kingdom opened its gates for nearly one million people with foreign visitors being allowed for the first time in two years. WATCH | Saudi Arabia: Women can now attend Hajj without male guardian × In the end, over 900,000 pilgrims, including some 780,000 from abroad visited the holy sites of Mecca and Medina for the pilgrimage. Last year in October, the Saudi authorities, took another progressive step and announced that a woman pilgrim no longer needed to be accompanied by a male guardian or 'mahram' to perform Hajj. Experts believe that such changes are expected to drive the number of pilgrims visiting the country substantially. Additionally, local reports have stated that the ministry will give priority to those during the registration who have not made the pilgrimage before. Read more: Saudi Arabia: Women Hajj pilgrims no longer need to be accompanied by male guardian The pilgrimage is one of five pillars of Islam, which all able-bodied Muslims with the means are required to perform at least once. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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<p>If reports are to be believed, the Biden administration is mulling a nationwide ban on gas stoves for being a 'hidden hazard'.&nbsp;</p>

<p>According to a Bloomberg report, the US Consumer Product Safety (CPSC) has raised issues over the indoor pollution caused by cooking stoves.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“This is a hidden hazard. Any option is on the table. Products that can’t be made safe can be banned,” said Richard Trumka Jr., CPSC commissioner.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The stoves used in households typically release pollutants such as carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide and fine particulate matter at a level which has been deemed unsafe by Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and World Health Organization (WHO).&nbsp;</p>

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<p>According to research, stove cooking produces double the PM 2.5 particulates than electric cooking. Under improper ventilation conditions, the toxic nature of these gases can cause serious respiratory health issues, cardiovascular problems and even cancer.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“There is about 50 years of health studies showing that gas stoves are bad for our health, and the strongest evidence is on children and children’s asthma,” an expert in clean energy was quoted as saying by the publication.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Currently, over 35 per cent of households in the US use a gas stove. The number is particularly high in states such as California and New Jersey where as many as 70 per cent of households use the said stoves.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>A recent study published in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health found that almost 13 per cent of asthma cases among US children could be attributed to exposure to gas stoves and their toxic fumes.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Democrat leaders such as Cory Booker, Don Beyer and Elizabeth Warren have already written to the CPSC, exhorting them to take urgent action on the issue. They argued that the harmful emissions by the cooking stoves particularly affected black, Latino and low-income households.&nbsp;</p>

<p>However, critics of the move that banning one of the most affordable forms of cooking will put a dent in the pockets of the citizens as electric homes require expensive retrofits. According to them, more emphasis should be put on improving indoor air ventilation.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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If reports are to be believed, the Biden administration is mulling a nationwide ban on gas stoves for being a 'hidden hazard'. According to a Bloomberg report, the US Consumer Product Safety (CPSC) has raised issues over the indoor pollution caused by cooking stoves.

If reports are to be believed, the Biden administration is mulling a nationwide ban on gas stoves for being a 'hidden hazard'. According to a Bloomberg report, the US Consumer Product Safety (CPSC) has raised issues over the indoor pollution caused by cooking stoves. “This is a hidden hazard. Any option is on the table. Products that can’t be made safe can be banned,” said Richard Trumka Jr., CPSC commissioner. The stoves used in households typically release pollutants such as carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide and fine particulate matter at a level which has been deemed unsafe by Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and World Health Organization (WHO). WATCH | Gas cookers as toxic as 'Second hand smoke' × According to research, stove cooking produces double the PM 2.5 particulates than electric cooking. Under improper ventilation conditions, the toxic nature of these gases can cause serious respiratory health issues, cardiovascular problems and even cancer. “There is about 50 years of health studies showing that gas stoves are bad for our health, and the strongest evidence is on children and children’s asthma,” an expert in clean energy was quoted as saying by the publication. Currently, over 35 per cent of households in the US use a gas stove. The number is particularly high in states such as California and New Jersey where as many as 70 per cent of households use the said stoves. WATCH | People in Pakistan store cooking gas in plastic bags amid economic crisis A recent study published in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health found that almost 13 per cent of asthma cases among US children could be attributed to exposure to gas stoves and their toxic fumes. Democrat leaders such as Cory Booker, Don Beyer and Elizabeth Warren have already written to the CPSC, exhorting them to take urgent action on the issue. They argued that the harmful emissions by the cooking stoves particularly affected black, Latino and low-income households. However, critics of the move that banning one of the most affordable forms of cooking will put a dent in the pockets of the citizens as electric homes require expensive retrofits. According to them, more emphasis should be put on improving indoor air ventilation. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

Biden administration mulls banning gas stoves due to pollution concerns: Report

<p>Eddie Nketiah scored twice as Arsenal set up an FA Cup fourth-round clash away to Manchester City after seeing off third-tier Oxford United 3-0 on Monday.</p>

<p>Mohamed Elneny's header opened the floodgates at the Kassam Stadium after the Premier League leaders failed to make the breakthrough for over an hour.</p>

<p>Nketiah then sealed the win by taking his tally to four goals in as many games since the World Cup break.</p>

<p>"We had to up the level as it wasn't good enough from us in the first half and I think we did that in the second," said Nketiah. "It's not the best draw but we're up for it."</p>

<p>Mikel Arteta named a strong side featuring his preferred front three in the absence of the injured Gabriel Jesus as Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli flanked Nketiah in the attack.</p>

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<p>Arsenal were dominant in possession before the break but struggled to create any clear-cut chances and were further frustrated by the decision not to award a penalty for handball when Elliott Moore blocked Albert Sambi Lokonga's effort.</p>

<p>Fabio Vieira was one of those not commonly in Arteta's starting line-up given a chance to shine and the Portuguese made his mark after the break with two assists.</p>

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<p>The former Porto midfielder's inviting free-kick was headed in powerfully by Elneny for the Egyptian's first goal since 2021.</p>

<p>Nketiah then continued to make the most of his prolonged run in the side following Jesus' injury.</p>

<p>The all-time top goalscorer for England's under-21s coolly rounded Edward McGinty from Vieira's through ball to roll into an empty net.</p>

<p>"Every player wants to play," added Nketiah. "I'm grateful for the opportunities and just want to keep helping the team."</p>

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<p>Saka was then replaced after receiving treatment in concerning scenes for Arsenal, but there was some solace in the return of Emile Smith Rowe for the first time since September.</p>

<p>Nketiah added his second of the night with another cheeky finish as he dinked the ball over McGinty from Martinelli's pass 14 minutes from time.</p>

<p>A much tougher test awaits in the next round when the Premier League's top two will go head-to-head at the Etihad on the last weekend of January.</p>

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Eddie Nketiah scored twice as Arsenal set up an FA Cup fourth-round clash away to Manchester City after seeing off third-tier Oxford United 3-0 on Monday. Mohamed Elneny's header opened the floodgates at the Kassam Stadium after the Premier League leaders failed to make the breakthrough for over an hour.

Eddie Nketiah scored twice as Arsenal set up an FA Cup fourth-round clash away to Manchester City after seeing off third-tier Oxford United 3-0 on Monday. Mohamed Elneny's header opened the floodgates at the Kassam Stadium after the Premier League leaders failed to make the breakthrough for over an hour. Nketiah then sealed the win by taking his tally to four goals in as many games since the World Cup break. "We had to up the level as it wasn't good enough from us in the first half and I think we did that in the second," said Nketiah. "It's not the best draw but we're up for it." Mikel Arteta named a strong side featuring his preferred front three in the absence of the injured Gabriel Jesus as Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli flanked Nketiah in the attack. Read more: FA Cup 2022-23 Date updates: Fixtures, results, draw, time, how to watch on TV & live streaming Arsenal were dominant in possession before the break but struggled to create any clear-cut chances and were further frustrated by the decision not to award a penalty for handball when Elliott Moore blocked Albert Sambi Lokonga's effort. Fabio Vieira was one of those not commonly in Arteta's starting line-up given a chance to shine and the Portuguese made his mark after the break with two assists. WATCH | Gravitas: The death of possession football? × The former Porto midfielder's inviting free-kick was headed in powerfully by Elneny for the Egyptian's first goal since 2021. Nketiah then continued to make the most of his prolonged run in the side following Jesus' injury. The all-time top goalscorer for England's under-21s coolly rounded Edward McGinty from Vieira's through ball to roll into an empty net. "Every player wants to play," added Nketiah. "I'm grateful for the opportunities and just want to keep helping the team." Read more: FA Cup: Defending champions Liverpool held to a 2-2 draw by Wolves; Spurs advances Saka was then replaced after receiving treatment in concerning scenes for Arsenal, but there was some solace in the return of Emile Smith Rowe for the first time since September. Nketiah added his second of the night with another cheeky finish as he dinked the ball over McGinty from Martinelli's pass 14 minutes from time. A much tougher test awaits in the next round when the Premier League's top two will go head-to-head at the Etihad on the last weekend of January. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

FA Cup: Arsenal brush aside Oxford City to set up a mouth-watering fourth round clash with Manchester City

<p>An earthquake measuring&nbsp;7.6&nbsp;on the Richter scale jolted&nbsp;the Tanimbar region in Indonesia on Tuesday, according to&nbsp;European Mediterranean Seismological Center (EMSC).&nbsp;</p>

<p>The earthquake was&nbsp;at a depth of 95&nbsp;kilometres below the earth's surface, said EMCS. The aftershocks of magnitude 5.5 were recorded, according to&nbsp;Indonesia's Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG).</p>

<p>There were no reports of damage or victims but the tremors were felt on the island of Papua, Timor, Maluku archipelago as well as Darwin,&nbsp;capital of Australia's Northern Territory.&nbsp;</p>

<p>An initial Tsunami warning was generated by the Indonesian geophysics agency which was later taken back.&nbsp;</p>

<p>This is not the first time that the Tanimbar islands have endured such an earthquake. Previously, an earthquake&nbsp;measuring&nbsp;7.3 struck the island in June 2019. However, at the time, no Tsunami warning was issued.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Indonesia, owning to its geographical position in the highly seismic 'Ring of Fire' -&nbsp;an area in the basin of the Pacific Ocean is highly susceptible to earthquakes.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In November last year, a shallow 5.6 magnitude earthquake rocked the town of&nbsp;Cianjur in Indonesia's West Java. Despite experts terming it a relatively quieter earthquake, more than 600 people succumbed to the devastation caused by it.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Most of the victims were killed when buildings collapsed or when the landslides were triggered.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"If someone dies, residents in Cianjur often immediately bury them. Because of the panicked situation, those who died were immediately buried by relatives without notifying the local health agency," said&nbsp;Cianjur local administration spokesman Adam who added,&nbsp;"It was later revealed that around 600 people died, when it is officially counted."</p>

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An earthquake measuring 7.6 on the Richter scale jolted the Tanimbar region in Indonesia on Tuesday, according to European Mediterranean Seismological Center (EMSC).

An earthquake measuring 7.6 on the Richter scale jolted the Tanimbar region in Indonesia on Tuesday, according to European Mediterranean Seismological Center (EMSC). The earthquake was at a depth of 95 kilometres below the earth's surface, said EMCS. The aftershocks of magnitude 5.5 were recorded, according to Indonesia's Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG). There were no reports of damage or victims but the tremors were felt on the island of Papua, Timor, Maluku archipelago as well as Darwin, capital of Australia's Northern Territory. An initial Tsunami warning was generated by the Indonesian geophysics agency which was later taken back. This is not the first time that the Tanimbar islands have endured such an earthquake. Previously, an earthquake measuring 7.3 struck the island in June 2019. However, at the time, no Tsunami warning was issued. Indonesia, owning to its geographical position in the highly seismic 'Ring of Fire' - an area in the basin of the Pacific Ocean is highly susceptible to earthquakes. In November last year, a shallow 5.6 magnitude earthquake rocked the town of Cianjur in Indonesia's West Java. Despite experts terming it a relatively quieter earthquake, more than 600 people succumbed to the devastation caused by it. WATCH | Indonesia Earthquake: Most of the injured suffer from fractures × Most of the victims were killed when buildings collapsed or when the landslides were triggered. "If someone dies, residents in Cianjur often immediately bury them. Because of the panicked situation, those who died were immediately buried by relatives without notifying the local health agency," said Cianjur local administration spokesman Adam who added, "It was later revealed that around 600 people died, when it is officially counted." Read more: Death toll in Indonesia earthquake increased to 602 after new count (With reports from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

Indonesia: Powerful earthquake measuring 7.6 jolts Tanimbar region

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