<p>Hong Kong is likely to announce reduction in mandatory hotel quarantine inbound international travellers have to undertake as soon as Monday (August 8), reported Bloomberg.</p>

<p>According to the report, officials were to make an announcement on Friday (August 5), but the decision has now been pushed to Monday. This step has reportedly been taken as parameters of reduction in the quarantine time were not decided yet.</p>

<p>Anyone wanting to travel to or from Hong Kong currently needs to have proof of Covid negativity obtained via a test within 48 hours of departure and arrival. After this, the traveller has to spend a week in isolation in a hotel.</p>

<p>Hong Kong is a financial hub and such strict measures on movement of international travellers has certainly had an impact.</p>

<p>In addition to this, city officials were told that more than 80 per cent of the arrivals tested positive on fourth or fifth day of their hotel quarantine. This was reported by South China Morning Post.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Bloomberg cited an unnamed source who said that senior officials of the city were still discussing magnitude of the reduction. The officials have reportedly considered reducing the quarantine duration from seven to three, four or five days. But a final decision is still awaited.</p>

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<p>Chief of Pakistan Army, General Qamar Javed Bajwa, held a conversation with the authorities of the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia and sought assistance and support for USD 1.2 billion disbursement under the International Monetary Fund (IMF) loan programme.</p>

<p>According to reports, Bajwa had also appealed to the US to help Islamabad secure an early disbursal of USD 1.2 billion in funds under the IMF programme to avert the risk of debt default.</p>

<p>The army chief reached out to the US Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman on a phone call, Geo News reported citing Nikkei Asia. Pakistan and the IMF reached a staff-level agreement over the release of the funds to support the country’s fragile economy.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The staff-level agreement will pave the way for the USD 1.2 billion disbursement expected this month after the board approves it. In the recent development, IMF and Pakistan have reached a staff-level agreement on the combined seventh and eighth reviews for a USD 6 billion Extended Fund Facility (EFF) loan facility.</p>

<p>Pakistan hopes&nbsp;that this agreement would stabilize the country’s economy and depreciate its currency. IMF also hoped that it would bring down high inflation and end Pakistan’s political instability, reported Geo News.</p>

<p>Earlier, Pakistan decided to impose additional taxes totalling Pakistani Rs (PKR) 30 billion as it struggles to arrange PRK 100 billion in emergency funds to prevent an international default on oil and gas payments and sustain its staff-level agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), according to the local media reports.</p>

<p>The decision was taken at a special meeting of the Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) of the cabinet presided over by Finance Minister Miftah Ismail on Sunday.</p>

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Chief of Pakistan Army, General Qamar Javed Bajwa, held a conversation with the authorities of the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia and sought assistance and support for USD 1.2 billion disbursement under the International Monetary Fund (IMF) loan programme. According to reports, Bajwa had also appealed to the US to help Islamabad secure an early disbursal of USD 1.2 billion in funds under the IMF programme to avert the risk of debt default. The army chief reached out to the US Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman on a phone call, Geo News reported citing Nikkei Asia. Pakistan and the IMF reached a staff-level agreement over the release of the funds to support the country’s fragile economy. The staff-level agreement will pave the way for the USD 1.2 billion disbursement expected this month after the board approves it. In the recent development, IMF and Pakistan have reached a staff-level agreement on the combined seventh and eighth reviews for a USD 6 billion Extended Fund Facility (EFF) loan facility. Pakistan hopes that this agreement would stabilize the country’s economy and depreciate its currency. IMF also hoped that it would bring down high inflation and end Pakistan’s political instability, reported Geo News. Earlier, Pakistan decided to impose additional taxes totalling Pakistani Rs (PKR) 30 billion as it struggles to arrange PRK 100 billion in emergency funds to prevent an international default on oil and gas payments and sustain its staff-level agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), according to the local media reports. The decision was taken at a special meeting of the Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) of the cabinet presided over by Finance Minister Miftah Ismail on Sunday. You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

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<p>The European Commission on Friday (August 5) said that Iran and the USA should take ‘one last effort’ to salvage the nuclear deal. The talks to revive the nuclear deal resumed in Vienna on Thursday. The EC said that political decisions were needed to break impasse between Iran and world powers.</p>

<p>“The time has come for one last effort,” spokesperson Peter Stano told a news briefing on Friday, explaining that the EU — as coordinator of the talks — had proposed a new draft text last month because room for additional manoeuvre had been exhausted.</p>

<p>"Clear, decisive political decisions need to be taken by the capitals of the countries involved in the JCPOA (Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action)," he said. "So, that's the process that is underway in Vienna. We hope it will lead to results."</p>

<p>The nuclear deal was struck between Iran and world powers in 2015 during the tenure of then US president Barack Obama. In 2018, however, former US president Donald Trump took US out of the deal.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Talks to revive the deal have been going on in Vienna without much of result till now.</p>

<p>AFP quoted an unnamed senior EU official, who said progress was being made on some remaining obstacles. This includes guarantees that the US won't leave the deal by going back on its word.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"We have now quite substantial guarantees," the official said. "It's my understanding that Iran is happy and feels satisfied with what is in the text."</p>

<p>A demand by Tehran that the United States remove the country's powerful Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps from the State Department's official blacklist of "foreign terrorist organizations" has been dropped from the discussions, the official added. It will instead be handled "in the future" — after the deal.</p>

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The European Commission on Friday (August 5) said that Iran and the USA should take ‘one last effort’ to salvage the nuclear deal. The talks to revive the nuclear deal resumed in Vienna on Thursday. The EC said that political decisions were needed to break impasse between Iran and world powers. “The time has come for one last effort,” spokesperson Peter Stano told a news briefing on Friday, explaining that the EU — as coordinator of the talks — had proposed a new draft text last month because room for additional manoeuvre had been exhausted. "Clear, decisive political decisions need to be taken by the capitals of the countries involved in the JCPOA (Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action)," he said. "So, that's the process that is underway in Vienna. We hope it will lead to results." The nuclear deal was struck between Iran and world powers in 2015 during the tenure of then US president Barack Obama. In 2018, however, former US president Donald Trump took US out of the deal. Talks to revive the deal have been going on in Vienna without much of result till now. AFP quoted an unnamed senior EU official, who said progress was being made on some remaining obstacles. This includes guarantees that the US won't leave the deal by going back on its word. "We have now quite substantial guarantees," the official said. "It's my understanding that Iran is happy and feels satisfied with what is in the text." A demand by Tehran that the United States remove the country's powerful Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps from the State Department's official blacklist of "foreign terrorist organizations" has been dropped from the discussions, the official added. It will instead be handled "in the future" — after the deal. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

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<p>Chinese foreign ministry on Friday (July 5) expressed displeasure over recent Japanese statement and said that Japanese leaders were 'behaving very badly' over tensions in Taiwan Strait. The comment from China has come just two days after Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of US House of Representatives, visited Taiwan.</p>

<p>"Your leaders have recently behaved very badly over the Taiwan issue... Japan bears a serious historical responsibility on the Taiwan issue, and Japan is not qualified to say anything to China on the Taiwan issue," ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying said during a regular briefing in Beijing.</p>

<p>China considers Taiwan as its own territory. It has not ruled-out using force to capture the self-ruled island. China was angry after Nancy Pelosi landed in Taiwan, China announced that it would hold 'targetted' military exercises in the Taiwan Strait.</p>

<p>The recent harsh remark from China has come in the wake of appeal from foreign ministers of G7 nations including Japan. The foreign ministers called on China on Wednesday to resolve tension around Taiwan Strait in peaceful manner. This led to China cancelling a planned meeting between Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and his Japanese counterpart.</p>

<p>Not longer after the briefing, China's foreign ministry announced in a statement that China has decided to sanction Pelosi and her immediate family in response to her "vicious" and "provocative" actions.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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Chinese foreign ministry on Friday (July 5) expressed displeasure over recent Japanese statement and said that Japanese leaders were 'behaving very badly' over tensions in Taiwan Strait. The comment from China has come just two days after Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of US House of Representatives, visited Taiwan. "Your leaders have recently behaved very badly over the Taiwan issue... Japan bears a serious historical responsibility on the Taiwan issue, and Japan is not qualified to say anything to China on the Taiwan issue," ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying said during a regular briefing in Beijing. China considers Taiwan as its own territory. It has not ruled-out using force to capture the self-ruled island. China was angry after Nancy Pelosi landed in Taiwan, China announced that it would hold 'targetted' military exercises in the Taiwan Strait. The recent harsh remark from China has come in the wake of appeal from foreign ministers of G7 nations including Japan. The foreign ministers called on China on Wednesday to resolve tension around Taiwan Strait in peaceful manner. This led to China cancelling a planned meeting between Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and his Japanese counterpart. Not longer after the briefing, China's foreign ministry announced in a statement that China has decided to sanction Pelosi and her immediate family in response to her "vicious" and "provocative" actions. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

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<p>Russia on Friday made an appeal to Turkiye not to "destabilise" Syria with military attacks in days leading up to meet between Russia President Vladimir Putin and and Turkiye President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.</p>

<p>"Turkiye has legitimate concerns for security reasons, which we, of course, take into account," said Dmitry Peskov as he addressed reporters.</p>

<p>"It is very important not to allow any action that could lead to destabilisation of the situation in Syria, or that could jeopardize the territorial and political integrity of Syria," he added.</p>

<p>The meeting between Putin and Erdogan will take place in the Black Sea resort city of Sochi on Friday (August 5). Pescov said Syria will be on the agenda of the talks.</p>

<p>Turkiye has been threatening for months that it would launch an operation against Kurdish fighters in Syria.</p>

<p>At a summit in Teheran last month, Putin expressed Russia's opposition to Erdogan's planned offensive.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Russia and Turkey are two major international players in Syria, a country torn apart by war since 2011, in which Moscow backed Damascus and Ankara the opposition groups.&nbsp;</p>

<p>During their meeting on Friday, the two leaders will also discuss Ukraine, where Moscow has been conducting what it calls a special military operation since February.</p>

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Russia on Friday made an appeal to Turkiye not to "destabilise" Syria with military attacks in days leading up to meet between Russia President Vladimir Putin and and Turkiye President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. "Turkiye has legitimate concerns for security reasons, which we, of course, take into account," said Dmitry Peskov as he addressed reporters. "It is very important not to allow any action that could lead to destabilisation of the situation in Syria, or that could jeopardize the territorial and political integrity of Syria," he added. The meeting between Putin and Erdogan will take place in the Black Sea resort city of Sochi on Friday (August 5). Pescov said Syria will be on the agenda of the talks. Turkiye has been threatening for months that it would launch an operation against Kurdish fighters in Syria. At a summit in Teheran last month, Putin expressed Russia's opposition to Erdogan's planned offensive. Russia and Turkey are two major international players in Syria, a country torn apart by war since 2011, in which Moscow backed Damascus and Ankara the opposition groups. During their meeting on Friday, the two leaders will also discuss Ukraine, where Moscow has been conducting what it calls a special military operation since February. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

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<p>A court in Russia sentenced a former policeman who was an activist for police labour rights to five years in jail under charges of extortion and distribution of pornography. Vladimir Vorontsov, the policeman, was arrested in May 2020. He was in detention for nearly three years. He has denied any wrongdoing.</p>

<p>Vorontsov, who quit Moscow police force in 2017 after 13 years of service.</p>

<p>He was found guilty by Lyublinsky district court in Moscow of extortion, distribution of pornography and insulting a representative of the authorities, said OVD-Info, a human rights monitor tracking political persecution.</p>

<p>He was also stripped of police rank of major. He has also been banned from administering blogs for 10 years.</p>

<p>Supporters say the real reason for Vorontsov's punishment was his Police Ombudsman project, a series of social media accounts dedicated to protecting police officers' rights and exposing abuse by their superiors.&nbsp;</p>

<p>He set up his project in 2017 when he was still in police service.</p>

<p>Vorontsov later established close contacts with opposition activists.</p>

<p>Vorontsov's case after his arrest at the time sparked a rare public outcry among police, a key pillar of President Vladimir Putin's rule. Vorontsov was detained in a spectacular fashion.</p>

<p>During an early-morning raid, two commando teams stormed the former policeman's top-floor apartment in southeast Moscow, one abseiling&nbsp;down the high-rise while the other broke down the door.</p>

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<p>US officials said on Tueday (August 2) that several US warships were cruising near Taiwan amid Chinese saber-rattling over US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi's Taiwan visit. Pelosi landed in Taiwan on Tuesday in spite of major political pressure from China which considers Taiwan as its own territory.</p>

<p>US Navy's Seventh Fleet said nuclear power aircraft Ronald Reagan was operating in the Philippine Sea, south of Taiwan.</p>

<p>After Pelosi landed in Taiwan, China threatened of 'targetted military operations' in a statement.</p>

<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/pelosis-taiwan-visit-angers-china-into-threatening-targeted-military-actions-502984">Pelosi's Taiwan visit angers China into threatening 'targeted' military actions</a></strong></p>

<p>AFP quoted an unnamed US official who said that the Ronald Reagan was accompanied by the USS Higgins, a destroyer part of its strike group.</p>

<p>The aircraft carrier and its group are "on a routine operation in the Western Pacific," a US official said on condition of anonymity.</p>

<p>The US Navy official said that the amphibious assault ship USS Tripoli was operating east of Taiwan. The Ronald Reagan and the Tripoli have latest generation F-35 fighter jets on them.</p>

<p>The US has conveyed China that positioning of the two ships in the region was not linked to Pelosi's visit.</p>

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<p>Meanwhile, National Security Council spokesman John Kirby told CNN that Washington would make sure Pelosi had a "safe and secure visit."</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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<p>The uncontrolled return to Earth of the Chinese booster rocket last week has been suspected to have cause debris that fell within metres form villages in Indonesia and Malaysia. According to a Malaysian news outlet, a burnt ring with diameter of about 5 metres was found in Kalimantan in Indonesia.</p>

<p>Jonathan McDowell, an astrophysicist from Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics said that the ring that fell in Kalimantan looked a lot like Chinese rocket's core stage.</p>

<p>"So, CZ-5B recap: signficant debris falls in Kalimantan, Indonesia and Sawarak, Malaysia (both on Borneo). No casualties or property damage reported, but debris is near villages and a few hundred metres, either way, could have been a different story," he tweeted.</p>

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<p>The Chinese booster rocket made an uncontrolled re-entry into atmosphere on Saturday (July 30). The rocket was used to launch second of the three modules of Chinese space station Tiangong.</p>

<p>Chinese space agency claimed that 'Most of its devices were ablated and destroyed during re-entry'</p>

<p>"The debris of the rocket caught fire while entering the Earth's airspace and the movement of the burning debris also crossed Malaysian airspace and could be detected in several areas including crossing the airspace around the state of Sarawak," it said</p>

<p>However, the re-entry attracted criticism from NASA.</p>

<p>NASA administrator Bill Nelson criticized Beijing on Twitter, saying the failure to share details of the rocket's descent was irresponsible and risky.</p>

<p>"All spacefaring nations should follow established best practices, and do their part to share this type of information in advance," Nelson wrote, "to allow reliable predictions of potential debris impact risk, especially for heavy-lift vehicles, like the Long March 5B, which carry a significant risk of loss of life and property."</p>

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The uncontrolled return to Earth of the Chinese booster rocket last week has been suspected to have cause debris that fell within metres form villages in Indonesia and Malaysia.

The uncontrolled return to Earth of the Chinese booster rocket last week has been suspected to have cause debris that fell within metres form villages in Indonesia and Malaysia. According to a Malaysian news outlet, a burnt ring with diameter of about 5 metres was found in Kalimantan in Indonesia. Jonathan McDowell, an astrophysicist from Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics said that the ring that fell in Kalimantan looked a lot like Chinese rocket's core stage. "So, CZ-5B recap: signficant debris falls in Kalimantan, Indonesia and Sawarak, Malaysia (both on Borneo). No casualties or property damage reported, but debris is near villages and a few hundred metres, either way, could have been a different story," he tweeted. So, CZ-5B recap: signficant debris falls in Kalimantan, Indonesia and Sawarak, Malaysia (both on Borneo). No casualties or property damage reported, but debris is near villages and a few hundred metres either way could have been a different story. — Jonathan McDowell (@planet4589) August 1, 2022 × The Chinese booster rocket made an uncontrolled re-entry into atmosphere on Saturday (July 30). The rocket was used to launch second of the three modules of Chinese space station Tiangong. Chinese space agency claimed that 'Most of its devices were ablated and destroyed during re-entry' "The debris of the rocket caught fire while entering the Earth's airspace and the movement of the burning debris also crossed Malaysian airspace and could be detected in several areas including crossing the airspace around the state of Sarawak," it said However, the re-entry attracted criticism from NASA. NASA administrator Bill Nelson criticized Beijing on Twitter, saying the failure to share details of the rocket's descent was irresponsible and risky. "All spacefaring nations should follow established best practices, and do their part to share this type of information in advance," Nelson wrote, "to allow reliable predictions of potential debris impact risk, especially for heavy-lift vehicles, like the Long March 5B, which carry a significant risk of loss of life and property." (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

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<p>United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Monday (August 1) said that a small misunderstanding can cause nuclear annihilation of humanity. His words came as the US, Britain and France urged Russia to stop "its dangerous nuclear rhetoric and behaviour." Guterres was talking at the time of opening of a key Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty conference in New York. UN secretary general warned that world faced &nbsp;"a nuclear danger not seen since the height of the Cold War."</p>

<p>He mentioned Russia's invasion of Ukraine, tensions on the Korean peninsula and in West Asia and said that crises "with nuclear undertones" could escalate.</p>

<p>"Today, humanity is just one misunderstanding, one miscalculation away from nuclear annihilation," Guterres told the 10th review conference of the NPT, an international treaty that came into force in 1970 to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons.</p>

<p>"We have been extraordinarily lucky so far. But luck is not a strategy. Nor is it a shield from geopolitical tensions boiling over into nuclear conflict," he added, calling on nations to "put humanity on a new path towards a world free of nuclear weapons."</p>

<p>The meeting is being held at UN headquarters in New York it will run till August 26. The meeting was postponed several times since 2020 due to Covid pandemic. Guterres said that the conference was "a chance to strengthen" the treaty and "make it fit for the worrying world around us."</p>

<p>"Eliminating nuclear weapons is the only guarantee they will never be used," the secretary-general implored, adding that he would visit Hiroshima for the anniversary of the August 6, 1945 atomic bombing of the Japanese city by the United States.</p>

<p>"Almost 13,000 nuclear weapons are now being held in arsenals around the world. All this at a time when the risks of proliferation are growing and guardrails to prevent escalation are weakening," Guterres added.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Monday (August 1) said that a small misunderstanding can cause nuclear annihilation of humanity. His words came as the US, Britain and France urged Russia to stop "its dangerous nuclear rhetoric and behaviour.

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Monday (August 1) said that a small misunderstanding can cause nuclear annihilation of humanity. His words came as the US, Britain and France urged Russia to stop "its dangerous nuclear rhetoric and behaviour." Guterres was talking at the time of opening of a key Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty conference in New York. UN secretary general warned that world faced "a nuclear danger not seen since the height of the Cold War." He mentioned Russia's invasion of Ukraine, tensions on the Korean peninsula and in West Asia and said that crises "with nuclear undertones" could escalate. "Today, humanity is just one misunderstanding, one miscalculation away from nuclear annihilation," Guterres told the 10th review conference of the NPT, an international treaty that came into force in 1970 to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons. "We have been extraordinarily lucky so far. But luck is not a strategy. Nor is it a shield from geopolitical tensions boiling over into nuclear conflict," he added, calling on nations to "put humanity on a new path towards a world free of nuclear weapons." The meeting is being held at UN headquarters in New York it will run till August 26. The meeting was postponed several times since 2020 due to Covid pandemic. Guterres said that the conference was "a chance to strengthen" the treaty and "make it fit for the worrying world around us." "Eliminating nuclear weapons is the only guarantee they will never be used," the secretary-general implored, adding that he would visit Hiroshima for the anniversary of the August 6, 1945 atomic bombing of the Japanese city by the United States. "Almost 13,000 nuclear weapons are now being held in arsenals around the world. All this at a time when the risks of proliferation are growing and guardrails to prevent escalation are weakening," Guterres added. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

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<p>A senior official from Iraq's Sadrist movement on Tuesday (August 2) urged followers occupying the nation's parliament to move their protest outside. The appeal has come amid calls for dialogue between political rivals in the country. The current political mayhem has put two key Shiite factions against each other.</p>

<p>One of them comprises supporters of powerful preacher Moqtada Sadr. His political bloc won largest number of seats in October elections last year. The rival faction is pro-Iran Coordination Framework.</p>

<p>Mohamed Saleh al-Iraqi, a senior Sadr loyalist, called on protesters to "leave parliamentary headquarters" and join fellow Sadrists at an "encampment in front of and around the building".</p>

<p>The announcement caused confusion in the parliament. Some officials said that the instructions were to only leave the main chamber.</p>

<p>AFP said that on Tuesday afternoon, hundreds of protesters continued to lounge in armchairs and on carpets in the parliament.</p>

<p>In gardens surrounding the parliament, the protesters have erected tents. Even mobile food stalls have sprung up to serve food and drinks.</p>

<p>Protesters should leave the inside of parliament within 72 hours, Sadr ally Iraqi added, in a message on Twitter.</p>

<p>"The pursuit of the sit-in is very significant because it will solidify your demands," he said, recommending that protesters rotate their presence at the site.</p>

<p>He also announced that a major prayer rally would take place on Friday in the Green Zone, home to parliament, other Iraqi institutions and foreign embassies.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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A senior official from Iraq's Sadrist movement on Tuesday (August 2) urged followers occupying the nation's parliament to move their protest outside. The appeal has come amid calls for dialogue between political rivals in the country.

A senior official from Iraq's Sadrist movement on Tuesday (August 2) urged followers occupying the nation's parliament to move their protest outside. The appeal has come amid calls for dialogue between political rivals in the country. The current political mayhem has put two key Shiite factions against each other. One of them comprises supporters of powerful preacher Moqtada Sadr. His political bloc won largest number of seats in October elections last year. The rival faction is pro-Iran Coordination Framework. Mohamed Saleh al-Iraqi, a senior Sadr loyalist, called on protesters to "leave parliamentary headquarters" and join fellow Sadrists at an "encampment in front of and around the building". The announcement caused confusion in the parliament. Some officials said that the instructions were to only leave the main chamber. AFP said that on Tuesday afternoon, hundreds of protesters continued to lounge in armchairs and on carpets in the parliament. In gardens surrounding the parliament, the protesters have erected tents. Even mobile food stalls have sprung up to serve food and drinks. Protesters should leave the inside of parliament within 72 hours, Sadr ally Iraqi added, in a message on Twitter. "The pursuit of the sit-in is very significant because it will solidify your demands," he said, recommending that protesters rotate their presence at the site. He also announced that a major prayer rally would take place on Friday in the Green Zone, home to parliament, other Iraqi institutions and foreign embassies. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

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<p>China on Tuesday (August 2) responded angrily after Speaker of US House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi landed in Taiwan. Chinese military vowed to launch "targeted military actions" in response to Pelosi's visit. China considers Taiwan as its own territory and was fiercely opposed to a visit by Nancy Pelosi, a high-ranking US Congress member.</p>

<p>"The Chinese People's Liberation Army is on high alert and will launch a series of targeted military operations to counter this, resolutely defend national sovereignty and territorial integrity, and resolutely thwart external interference and 'Taiwan independence' separatist attempts," said Wu Qian, spokesman of China's defence ministry as he condemned Pelosi's visit.</p>

<p>During recent phone call between US President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping, the latter had used strong words to indicate displeasure over the then-unconfirmed Taiwan visit.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also Read | </strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/nancy-pelosi-tells-why-she-is-leading-a-congressional-delegation-to-taiwan-502983"><strong>Nancy Pelosi tells why she is leading a Congressional delegation to Taiwan</strong></a></p>

<p>Pelosi is constitutionally second in line to US presidency. She is the highest-profile elected US official to visit Taiwan in 25 years.</p>

<p>"Our delegation’s visit to Taiwan honors America’s unwavering commitment to supporting Taiwan’s vibrant Democracy.Our discussions with Taiwan leadership reaffirm our support for our partner &amp; promote our shared interests, including advancing a free &amp; open Indo-Pacific region," tweeted Pelosi after landing in Taiwan.</p>

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<p>On Tuesday, Live broadcasts showed the 82-year-old lawmaker, who flew on a US military aircraft, being greeted at Taipei's Songshan Airport by foreign minister Joseph Wu.</p>

<p>At the time of landing, Pelosi's plane was escorted by two fighter jets of Taiwan's air force.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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China on Tuesday (August 2) responded angrily after Speaker of US House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi landed in Taiwan. Chinese military vowed to launch "targeted military actions" in response to Pelosi's visit.

China on Tuesday (August 2) responded angrily after Speaker of US House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi landed in Taiwan. Chinese military vowed to launch "targeted military actions" in response to Pelosi's visit. China considers Taiwan as its own territory and was fiercely opposed to a visit by Nancy Pelosi, a high-ranking US Congress member. "The Chinese People's Liberation Army is on high alert and will launch a series of targeted military operations to counter this, resolutely defend national sovereignty and territorial integrity, and resolutely thwart external interference and 'Taiwan independence' separatist attempts," said Wu Qian, spokesman of China's defence ministry as he condemned Pelosi's visit. During recent phone call between US President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping, the latter had used strong words to indicate displeasure over the then-unconfirmed Taiwan visit. Also Read | Nancy Pelosi tells why she is leading a Congressional delegation to Taiwan Pelosi is constitutionally second in line to US presidency. She is the highest-profile elected US official to visit Taiwan in 25 years. "Our delegation’s visit to Taiwan honors America’s unwavering commitment to supporting Taiwan’s vibrant Democracy.Our discussions with Taiwan leadership reaffirm our support for our partner & promote our shared interests, including advancing a free & open Indo-Pacific region," tweeted Pelosi after landing in Taiwan. Our delegation’s visit to Taiwan honors America’s unwavering commitment to supporting Taiwan’s vibrant Democracy. Our discussions with Taiwan leadership reaffirm our support for our partner & promote our shared interests, including advancing a free & open Indo-Pacific region. — Nancy Pelosi (@SpeakerPelosi) August 2, 2022 × On Tuesday, Live broadcasts showed the 82-year-old lawmaker, who flew on a US military aircraft, being greeted at Taipei's Songshan Airport by foreign minister Joseph Wu. At the time of landing, Pelosi's plane was escorted by two fighter jets of Taiwan's air force. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

Pelosi's Taiwan visit angers China into threatening 'targeted' military actions

<p>Russia on Tuesday alleged that the United States was directly involved in Ukraine conflict. It alleged that US spies were approving and co-ordinating Ukrainian missile strikes on Russian military. Relations between Russia and the West are at low point due to Russian invasion of Ukraine. The invasion started on February 24. Russia calls it a ‘special military operation’.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Russian defence ministry said that Ukraine’s Deputy Head of Military Intelligence Vadym Skibitsky admitted to media about the US co-ordinating HIMARS missile strikes.</p>

<p>“All this undeniably proves that Washington, contrary to White House and Pentagon claims, is directly involved in the conflict in Ukraine,” the defence ministry said.</p>

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<p>US President Joe Biden has said that he wanted Ukraine to defeat Russia. The US had supplied billions of dollars of arms to Ukraine. However, US officials do not want direct conflict between the US and Russia.</p>

<p>Russia has alleged that US was responsible for the missile attacks on civilian targets in eastern Ukraine. Regions in east Ukraine are controlled by Russia or Russia-backed forces.</p>

<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/united-states-to-send-550-million-worth-of-new-weapons-to-ukraine-amid-ongoing-crisis-502837">United States to send $550 million worth of new weapons to Ukraine amid ongoing crisis</a></strong></p>

<p>“It is the Biden administration that is directly responsible for all Kiev-approved rocket attacks on residential areas and civilian infrastructure in populated areas of Donbas and other regions, which have resulted in mass deaths of civilians,” the defence ministry said.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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Russia on Tuesday alleged that the United States was directly involved in Ukraine conflict. It alleged that US spies were approving and co-ordinating Ukrainian missile strikes on Russian military.

Russia on Tuesday alleged that the United States was directly involved in Ukraine conflict. It alleged that US spies were approving and co-ordinating Ukrainian missile strikes on Russian military. Relations between Russia and the West are at low point due to Russian invasion of Ukraine. The invasion started on February 24. Russia calls it a ‘special military operation’. Russian defence ministry said that Ukraine’s Deputy Head of Military Intelligence Vadym Skibitsky admitted to media about the US co-ordinating HIMARS missile strikes. “All this undeniably proves that Washington, contrary to White House and Pentagon claims, is directly involved in the conflict in Ukraine,” the defence ministry said. Watch | Russia-Ukraine Crisis: First grain ship departs from Odessa × US President Joe Biden has said that he wanted Ukraine to defeat Russia. The US had supplied billions of dollars of arms to Ukraine. However, US officials do not want direct conflict between the US and Russia. Russia has alleged that US was responsible for the missile attacks on civilian targets in eastern Ukraine. Regions in east Ukraine are controlled by Russia or Russia-backed forces. Also Read | United States to send $550 million worth of new weapons to Ukraine amid ongoing crisis “It is the Biden administration that is directly responsible for all Kiev-approved rocket attacks on residential areas and civilian infrastructure in populated areas of Donbas and other regions, which have resulted in mass deaths of civilians,” the defence ministry said. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

US is directly involved in Ukraine conflict, alleges Russia

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