The Liberal Democratic Party of Japan recently urged more women to show up to their meetings. But there’s a catch - women are not allowed to talk during these meetings In response to criticism about its board being dominated by men, the party proposed allowing five female lawmakers to join in on the board meetings as observers.

Japan's ruling party will allow women to attend meetings, as long as they don't talk

More than 91 lakh people have received the coronavirus vaccine till now, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare said on Wednesday. Out of 91,86,757 vaccinations, 61,79,669 healthcare workers have received the first dose, 3,42,116 have received the second dose, while 26,64,972 frontline workers have been inoculated.

Over 91 lakh people vaccinated till now: India's Health Ministry

Prince Philip, Queen Elizabeth`s 99-year-old husband, was admitted to hospital on Tuesday evening as a precautionary measure with an ailment that is not COVID-related.

Britain's 99-year-old Prince Philip admitted to hospital

Pakistan recently ''tested" tear gas on its citizens because it had remained unused for a long time. Most governments don't fire tear gas on their citizens simply because it hadn't been used for a long time, but Pakistan remains an exception.

Pakistan fired tear gas on protesters to 'test' it, Interior Minister Ahmad claims

United States President Joe Biden faces the ultimate challenge of foreign policy. Biden is a seasoned player at this game, but until now he operated behind the scenes - first as a US senator, and then as deputy to the US president.

Biden's first foreign policy challenge - to tame Turkey, a rogue ally

Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga on Friday launched a cabinet aimed at easing loneliness and stress among its citizens. Suicide rates across the country have increased, marking the first rise in 11 years, prompting officials to find new measures to ease the pressure on people.

Japan appoints 'Minister of Loneliness' to fight pandemic-driven isolation

Top 10 world news today - The UK is deliberately exposing volunteers to COVID-19 for research, while Khamenei is urging Biden to take more action to salvage the nuclear deal.

Top 10 world news today: UK to purposely expose people to COVID-19, Myanmar protesters reconvene, and more

The Supreme Leader of Iran, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei demanded “action, not words” from the United States, while referring to the prospect of renewing 2015’s nuclear deal.

To revive nuclear deal, Iran's Khamenei demands 'action, not words' from Biden

Chinese video-based application TikTok continues to face global scrutiny after the United States and India cracked down on the app for its alleged links with the Chinese government, and for concerns over user data.

After US and India, EU consumers' group raises concern over TikTok's safety

Swarms of thousands of protesters marched the streets in Myanmar on Wednesday while continuing to reject the army’s claims that the people support the coup. The army asserted that people had given support to overthrowing Aung San Suu Kyi.

Protesters in Myanmar reconvene, reject military's claims of public support for coup

The world is currently struggling owing to the COVID-19 pandemic. The United Kingdom is currently under a lockdown, the United States continues to remain the hardest-hit country, and France is staring at another emergency.

Has India successfully tamed coronavirus?

In March 2020, a New York-based foreign affairs analyst predicted a disaster in India as the COVID-19 pandemic left no territories untouched from its wrath. "Foreign Policy" questioned the effectiveness of India's lockdown.

Is India the new success story of coronavirus pandemic?

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