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Ukraine's 'surrender hotline' for Russian soldiers getting 100 calls a day from troops, families

Bilkis Bano petitioned the Indian Supreme Court to overturn the early release of 11 men who had been convicted of gangraping her during the riots in the western state of Gujarat in 2002.

Bilkis Bano approaches SC, files review petition challenging release of gangrape convicts

Sergei Ryabkov, Russia's deputy foreign minister, stated on Tuesday that Moscow is attempting to convince the United States that the risks associated with Washington's expanding engagement in the Ukraine war are increasing.

Washington's increasing involvement in Ukraine carries growing risks, warns Russia

Even as Covid cases rise in China and some other parts of the world, Twitter Inc. has reversed a policy that was intended to address misinformation on the social media site, raising the possibility of an increase in false claims.

Twitter rolls back policy aimed at tackling Covid-related misinformation

Bitfront, a United States cryptocurrency exchange sponsored by Japanese social media company Line Corp, announced it has ceased new sign-ups and credit card payments and would shut down operations in a few months, reported Reuters.

Bitfront, a US crypto exchange backed by Japanese firm, shuts down

A security guard at the Ukrainian embassy in Madrid received minor injuries, after reading a letter bomb on Wednesday that was addressed to the Ukrainian ambassador.

Madrid: Ukraine embassy guard 'lightly' injured while opening letter bomb

At least 448 people have perished in the more than two months of protests that have been instigated by Mahsa Amini's death while being held by the morality police, reports said citing human rights groups.

Iran: 448 people killed in protests sparked by Amini's death, say reports citing rights goups

The European Union would attempt to establish a specialised court, supported by the United Nations, to look into and prosecute any potential war crimes perpetrated by Russia in Ukraine, according to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.

EU to set up tribunal backed by UN to investigate possible Russian war crimes in Ukraine

In China, the districts of Haizhu, Baiyun, Fanyu, Tianhe, Conghua, Huadu and Liwan saw the end of temporary lockdowns. The district of Conghua also announced that it will allow the reopening of schools and people in most areas will be able to visit restaurants and other commercial locations.

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China's nuclear arsenal is expected to more than triple to 1,500 warheads by 2035, according to a Pentagon report released on Tuesday that also highlighted the country's air force's rising level of competence.

China's nukes to more than triple to 1,500 warheads by 2035: Pentagon

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