<p>As Chinese naval vessel Yuan Wang 5 continues its journey to Sri Lanka's Hamabantota port. India has raised its concerns with Sri Lanka. The Chinese ship is expected to reach the Sri Lankan port in mid-August and has New Delhi worrying that it may snoop on Indian ports and nuiclear plants in southern India.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Government carefully monitors any development having a bearing on India's security and economic infrastructure and takes all necessary measures to safeguard them. I think that should be a clear message," said Arindam Bagchi, Spokesperson for Ministry of External Affairs.</p>

<p><strong>Watch | China to station 'Spy Ship' at Lankan port; Indian raises concern over Chinese vessel</strong></p>

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<p>Northern reaches of Indian Ocean are traditionally considered within the influence zone of India and Indian Navy has a regular presence in these waters where some of the important global trade sea lanes are present. Chinese foray here is hence a topic of concern for India.</p>

<p>Yuan Wang 5, the Chinese vessel is said to have lethal capabilities. It can track satellites and military installations. It is a 3rd generation tracking ship of Yuan Wang series and has aerial range of 750 kilometres.</p>

<p>This means that about six southern Indian ports and several nuclear plants are within obe=servational range of the ship even if it is docked in the port.</p>

<p>The port of Hambantota has been handed by Sri Lanka to China on a 99-year lease for commercial activities.</p>

<p>The Chinese ship is expected to be docked at Hambantota between August 11 and 17.</p>

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As Chinese naval vessel Yuan Wang 5 continues its journey to Sri Lanka's Hamabantota port. India has raised its concerns with Sri Lanka. The Chinese ship is expected to reach the Sri Lankan port in mid-August and has New Delhi worrying that it may snoop on Indian ports and nuiclear plants in southern India. "Government carefully monitors any development having a bearing on India's security and economic infrastructure and takes all necessary measures to safeguard them. I think that should be a clear message," said Arindam Bagchi, Spokesperson for Ministry of External Affairs. Watch | China to station 'Spy Ship' at Lankan port; Indian raises concern over Chinese vessel × Northern reaches of Indian Ocean are traditionally considered within the influence zone of India and Indian Navy has a regular presence in these waters where some of the important global trade sea lanes are present. Chinese foray here is hence a topic of concern for India. Yuan Wang 5, the Chinese vessel is said to have lethal capabilities. It can track satellites and military installations. It is a 3rd generation tracking ship of Yuan Wang series and has aerial range of 750 kilometres. This means that about six southern Indian ports and several nuclear plants are within obe=servational range of the ship even if it is docked in the port. The port of Hambantota has been handed by Sri Lanka to China on a 99-year lease for commercial activities. The Chinese ship is expected to be docked at Hambantota between August 11 and 17. 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>Taiwan's defence ministry said on Monday (August 1) that four Chinese fighter jets entered its Southwest Air Defence Zone (ADZ). The fighter jets, according to the ministry, were J-16 types. Chinese saber-rattling with respect to Taiwan has assumed greater importance in light of possible Taiwan visit by US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi. China is fiercely against it.</p>

<p>Taiwan's defence ministry published information about the Chinese incursion on its official website. As per the info, Taiwanese planes were kept on alert. Radio warnings were issued to the Chinese fighter jets and air defence missile systems were deployed to monitor the Chinese activity.</p>

<p>China considers&nbsp;Taiwan as part of its own territory and has not ruled out the use of force to capture it. Chinese fighter jets have been frequently making forays into Taiwan's ADZ.</p>

<p>Taiwan has a major global backer in USA. It has in past received weapons, technology and other support from the US. Relations between China and the US have been on boil lately due to Pelosi's possible Taiwan visit.</p>

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<p>China even conducted a live-fire naval exercise in the Taiwan Strait. The naval exercise is being viewed as a indication to the US of Chinese displeasure over Pelosi's visit.</p>

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<p>US President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping had a telephonic conversation just a few days ago. Jinping warned Biden over Taiwan in very strong words.</p>

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Taiwan's defence ministry said on Monday (August 1) that four Chinese fighter jets entered its Southwest Air Defence Zone (ADZ). The fighter jets, according to the ministry, were J-16 types. Chinese saber-rattling with respect to Taiwan has assumed greater importance in light of possible Taiwan visit by US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi. China is fiercely against it. Taiwan's defence ministry published information about the Chinese incursion on its official website. As per the info, Taiwanese planes were kept on alert. Radio warnings were issued to the Chinese fighter jets and air defence missile systems were deployed to monitor the Chinese activity. China considers Taiwan as part of its own territory and has not ruled out the use of force to capture it. Chinese fighter jets have been frequently making forays into Taiwan's ADZ. Taiwan has a major global backer in USA. It has in past received weapons, technology and other support from the US. Relations between China and the US have been on boil lately due to Pelosi's possible Taiwan visit. Watch | China to station 'Spy Ship' at Lankan port; Indian raises concern over Chinese vessel × China even conducted a live-fire naval exercise in the Taiwan Strait. The naval exercise is being viewed as a indication to the US of Chinese displeasure over Pelosi's visit. Also Read | Nancy Pelosi expected to visit Taiwan despite warnings from China US President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping had a telephonic conversation just a few days ago. Jinping warned Biden over Taiwan in very strong words. 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 military museum in Poland is requesting visitors to refrain from 'hands on' approach as they immerse their senses in some historical treat. In plain words, museum is asking visitors to not have sex on the premises. Ford Gerhard military museum has this amorous anomaly at hand. The visitors have been seen engaging in sexual acts on the premises and have also been caught in CCTV camera installed for security purposes.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Things appear so out of hand that the museum has had to make an appeal on social media</p>

<p>"Our guests are kindly requested… how can we put it… no ars amandi [the art of lovemaking] in the museum, please," the Coastal Defence Museum said on their Facebook page.</p>

<p>The post goes on:&nbsp;“We ask our amorous guests to be understanding – most of the exhibits in our museum are from many years ago and accustomed to entirely different moral norms – conservative, even orthodox, and abstemious. Let's not expose them to discomfort.”<br />
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“The museum has been equipped with cameras for some time, all footage is watched and you may not want that getting out to the general public.”</p>

<p>"Visitors to the fort have various temperaments, some of them very conservative. We don’t want them to be shocked during their visit by stumbling across a couple engaged in lustful antics," said Fort Gerharda museum director Piotr Piwowarczyk. He was quoted in local media.</p>

<p>According to him, there are many dark corners in the building where couples think they can't be seen. But unfortunately for them, security cameras are installed everywhere.</p>

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<p>Israel Prime Minister Yair Lapid on Sunday (July 31), promised an investigation of female former prison guard that she was forced to work as a "sex slave" by her superiors. The guard also said that she was repeatedly raped by a Palestinian inmate. Israeli media for years has seen reports of female guards at Gilboa prison being abused by inmates.</p>

<p>The prison management attracted fresh focus in September 2021 when six Palestinian prisoners escaped by tunnelling out of their cells.</p>

<p>The past year has seen a series of revelations regarding what some Israeli media call the Gilboa "Pimping Affair," a reference to widespread reports that male supervisors ordered female guards into situations where they were vulnerable to assault by inmates.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Last week, a woman identifying herself as a former guard,&nbsp;anonymously posted her testimony online. She said she was repeatedly raped by a Palestinian prisoner.</p>

<p>The woman said that she was "handed over" to him by her superiors and became his "private sex slave".</p>

<p>"I didn't want to be raped, to be violated again and again," she said.</p>

<p>Keren Barak, the woman's lawyer affirmed the testimony on Israeli channel during the weekend. Barak said her client needed mental health support.</p>

<p>Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid told his cabinet on Sunday: "It cannot be (tolerated) that a soldier is raped by a terrorist during her service."</p>

<p>"It must – and will be – investigated. We will make certain that the soldier receives assistance," Lapid said.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In a separate statement on Sunday, Internal Security Minister Omer Barlev said, the "affair that happened a few years ago in Gilboa prison," had "shaken the Israeli public."</p>

<p>"I read the testimonies that are published and I am simply shocked," Barlev said.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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Israel Prime Minister Yair Lapid on Sunday (July 31), promised an investigation of female former prison guard that she was forced to work as a "sex slave" by her superiors.

Israel Prime Minister Yair Lapid on Sunday (July 31), promised an investigation of female former prison guard that she was forced to work as a "sex slave" by her superiors. The guard also said that she was repeatedly raped by a Palestinian inmate. Israeli media for years has seen reports of female guards at Gilboa prison being abused by inmates. The prison management attracted fresh focus in September 2021 when six Palestinian prisoners escaped by tunnelling out of their cells. The past year has seen a series of revelations regarding what some Israeli media call the Gilboa "Pimping Affair," a reference to widespread reports that male supervisors ordered female guards into situations where they were vulnerable to assault by inmates. Last week, a woman identifying herself as a former guard, anonymously posted her testimony online. She said she was repeatedly raped by a Palestinian prisoner. The woman said that she was "handed over" to him by her superiors and became his "private sex slave". "I didn't want to be raped, to be violated again and again," she said. Keren Barak, the woman's lawyer affirmed the testimony on Israeli channel during the weekend. Barak said her client needed mental health support. Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid told his cabinet on Sunday: "It cannot be (tolerated) that a soldier is raped by a terrorist during her service." "It must – and will be – investigated. We will make certain that the soldier receives assistance," Lapid said. In a separate statement on Sunday, Internal Security Minister Omer Barlev said, the "affair that happened a few years ago in Gilboa prison," had "shaken the Israeli public." "I read the testimonies that are published and I am simply shocked," Barlev 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 ×

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<p>Memories of Nelson Mandela, the legendary anti-apartheid activist who served as South Africa's President from 1994 to 1999, are held in deep respect in the country. The fighter who spent 27 years of his life fighting for the rights of the non-white Africans breathed his last on December 13, 2013.</p>

<p>Mandela is known for his activism and his decades-long fight to end Apartheid in South Africa, and is also remembered for his sense of humour. Madiba, as he was fondly called, often poked fun, and even made self-deprecating jokes just to make others around him comfortable. But his jokes were indirect and statesman-like.</p>

<p>Mandela was awarded US Congressional Gold Medal in the year 1999. In his acceptance speech in the US Congress, he expressed one regret of his life, failing to become world heavyweight boxing champion!</p>

<p>"There is one regret I have had throughout my life: that I never became the heavyweight boxing champion of the world. I would like my friend Evander Holyfield to know that today I feel like the heavyweight boxing champion of the world," he said to thunderous laughter of US lawmakers.</p>

<p>Evander Holyfield is the boxer whose ear was famously chomped off by Mike Tyson. The infamous match had taken place just three years before. Holyfield was heavyweight champion in early 90s.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>'Hello Elizabeth'</strong></p>

<p>Perhaps it took stature of Nelson Mandela to get away with regarding Queen of England as "Elizabeth". Mandela always spoke with the queen using her first name. He of course respected her. The queen, in turn, regarded him as 'Nelson'.</p>

<p>Mandela himself was born in the royal family of his tribe.</p>

<p>As per former British PM Gordon Brown's 2013 parliament speech, Mandela wanted a certain person from his tribe to get invited to Buckingham Palace. After trying diplomatic channels he decided to phone the queen directly.</p>

<p>His first words to Queen of England during the call reportedly were,"Hello Elizabeth, how's the Duke?". While the official records said the queen was non-committal in her assurances, Mandela got his way in the end.</p>

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Memories of Nelson Mandela, the legendary anti-apartheid activist who served as South Africa's President from 1994 to 1999, are held in deep respect in the country.

Memories of Nelson Mandela, the legendary anti-apartheid activist who served as South Africa's President from 1994 to 1999, are held in deep respect in the country. The fighter who spent 27 years of his life fighting for the rights of the non-white Africans breathed his last on December 13, 2013. Mandela is known for his activism and his decades-long fight to end Apartheid in South Africa, and is also remembered for his sense of humour. Madiba, as he was fondly called, often poked fun, and even made self-deprecating jokes just to make others around him comfortable. But his jokes were indirect and statesman-like. Mandela was awarded US Congressional Gold Medal in the year 1999. In his acceptance speech in the US Congress, he expressed one regret of his life, failing to become world heavyweight boxing champion! "There is one regret I have had throughout my life: that I never became the heavyweight boxing champion of the world. I would like my friend Evander Holyfield to know that today I feel like the heavyweight boxing champion of the world," he said to thunderous laughter of US lawmakers. Evander Holyfield is the boxer whose ear was famously chomped off by Mike Tyson. The infamous match had taken place just three years before. Holyfield was heavyweight champion in early 90s. 'Hello Elizabeth' Perhaps it took stature of Nelson Mandela to get away with regarding Queen of England as "Elizabeth". Mandela always spoke with the queen using her first name. He of course respected her. The queen, in turn, regarded him as 'Nelson'. Mandela himself was born in the royal family of his tribe. As per former British PM Gordon Brown's 2013 parliament speech, Mandela wanted a certain person from his tribe to get invited to Buckingham Palace. After trying diplomatic channels he decided to phone the queen directly. His first words to Queen of England during the call reportedly were,"Hello Elizabeth, how's the Duke?". While the official records said the queen was non-committal in her assurances, Mandela got his way in the end. 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>When we talk about scientists, names like Newton, Einstein, Galileo are mentioned pretty quickly. These scientists are after all, some of the most famous names in the scientific world due to their irreplaceable contribution to science. But do you know that there was a scientist who was called 'smartest man alive' by Albert Einstein himself? Such was the genius of Nikola Tesla that it impressed even the uncrowned king of science himself.</p>

<p>Here are some interesting facts about Nikola Tesla, the creator of Tesla coil and inventor of technology that runs modern smartphones</p>

<p><strong>1. Nikola Tesla was born during a lightning storm</strong></p>

<p>It's quite fitting that Tesla, the man whose research revolved around electricity was born during a lightning storm. Tesla was born around midnight between July 9 and July 10, 1856 in the Austrian empire. Legend has it that the midwife who was assisting Tesla's mother openly declared that the lightning was a bad omen and that Tesla would be child of darkness. On this, his mother said, "No, he will be child of the light"</p>

<p><strong>2. Tesla worked for Thomas Edison, and later became his competitor</strong></p>

<p>Thomas Edison was a prolific American inventor. After Nikola Tesla arrived in the US, he worked as an assistant to Edison. However, he quit later to pursue his own project. Edison worked on direct current while Tesla worked on alternating current. This pitted both of them on either sides of 'current war'.</p>

<p>Though they were competitors, they were not enemies. There was mutual respect. Once when Edison attended a speech given by Tesla, the latter led the audience in giving a standing ovation to Edison.</p>

<p>When there were fires at Tesla's lab. Edison arranged for a lab for Tesla to continue his work.</p>

<p><strong>3. Tesla developed the idea for smartphone technology</strong></p>

<p>Tesla was ahead of his time. Once, he pitched an idea to his funder JP Morgan that involved encoding messages and broadcasting each of them on a specific frequency which then be received in a handheld device. The idea was instrumental in later research to develop smartphones.</p>

<p><strong>4. Tesla scared Mark Twain</strong></p>

<p>Residents living near Tesla's laboratory often said that he had an 'earthquake machine' that could shake the entire block. The machine was actually a high-frequency oscillator. Tesla once invited Mark Twain, the famous writer, to his lab and made him stand on a platform that was connected with the oscillator.</p>

<p>Mark Twain had digestive problems. The platform shook so violently that it scared Twain into jumping off it and running for toilet facilities.</p>

<p><strong>5. Tesla hated pearls. Like Really!</strong></p>

<p>Tesla was known to be an eccentric genius. He hated pearls for some reason. His hate was so strong that he refused to talk with women who wore pearls. His secretary came to the lab wearing pearls one day. Tesla sent her home.</p>

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When we talk about scientists, names like Newton, Einstein, Galileo are mentioned pretty quickly. These scientists are after all, some of the most famous names in the scientific world due to their irreplaceable contribution to science. But do you know that there was a scientist who was called 'smartest man alive' by Albert Einstein himself? Such was the genius of Nikola Tesla that it impressed even the uncrowned king of science himself. Here are some interesting facts about Nikola Tesla, the creator of Tesla coil and inventor of technology that runs modern smartphones 1. Nikola Tesla was born during a lightning storm It's quite fitting that Tesla, the man whose research revolved around electricity was born during a lightning storm. Tesla was born around midnight between July 9 and July 10, 1856 in the Austrian empire. Legend has it that the midwife who was assisting Tesla's mother openly declared that the lightning was a bad omen and that Tesla would be child of darkness. On this, his mother said, "No, he will be child of the light" 2. Tesla worked for Thomas Edison, and later became his competitor Thomas Edison was a prolific American inventor. After Nikola Tesla arrived in the US, he worked as an assistant to Edison. However, he quit later to pursue his own project. Edison worked on direct current while Tesla worked on alternating current. This pitted both of them on either sides of 'current war'. Though they were competitors, they were not enemies. There was mutual respect. Once when Edison attended a speech given by Tesla, the latter led the audience in giving a standing ovation to Edison. When there were fires at Tesla's lab. Edison arranged for a lab for Tesla to continue his work. 3. Tesla developed the idea for smartphone technology Tesla was ahead of his time. Once, he pitched an idea to his funder JP Morgan that involved encoding messages and broadcasting each of them on a specific frequency which then be received in a handheld device. The idea was instrumental in later research to develop smartphones. 4. Tesla scared Mark Twain Residents living near Tesla's laboratory often said that he had an 'earthquake machine' that could shake the entire block. The machine was actually a high-frequency oscillator. Tesla once invited Mark Twain, the famous writer, to his lab and made him stand on a platform that was connected with the oscillator. Mark Twain had digestive problems. The platform shook so violently that it scared Twain into jumping off it and running for toilet facilities. 5. Tesla hated pearls. Like Really! Tesla was known to be an eccentric genius. He hated pearls for some reason. His hate was so strong that he refused to talk with women who wore pearls. His secretary came to the lab wearing pearls one day. Tesla sent her home. 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>Working hypothesis on human evolution says that the ability to use fire in a controlled manner was a major step. The fire gave protection from cold and even led to man cooking his food before consumption. This further gave protection against microbes present in the food. Hence, studying evidence of use of fire forms an important aspect of archaeological investigation.</p>

<p>Now, a new technique has been used to determine that hominins, a form of man before it evolved into its modern form, used fire even 800,000 years ago.</p>

<p>The new technique involves use of Artificial Intelligence. Such a method, if used more, will give archaeology a more data driven basis.</p>

<p>Experts involved in this study are from Weizmann Institute of Science, Hebrew University of Jerusalem and University of Toronto.</p>

<p>“The deep learning models that prevailed had a specific architecture that outperformed the others and successfully gave us the confidence we needed to further use this tool in an archaeological context having no visual signs of fire use,” said one of the researchers as quoted by SciTechDaily.</p>

<p>“It was not only a demonstration of exploration and being rewarded in terms of the knowledge gained,” said another researcher, “but of the potential that lies in combining different disciplines: Ido has a background in quantum chemistry, Zane is a scientific archaeologist, and Liora and Michael are prehistorians. By working together, we have learned from each other. For me, it’s a demonstration of how scientific research across the humanities and science should work.”</p>

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Working hypothesis on human evolution says that the ability to use fire in a controlled manner was a major step. The fire gave protection from cold and even led to man cooking his food before consumption.

Working hypothesis on human evolution says that the ability to use fire in a controlled manner was a major step. The fire gave protection from cold and even led to man cooking his food before consumption. This further gave protection against microbes present in the food. Hence, studying evidence of use of fire forms an important aspect of archaeological investigation. Now, a new technique has been used to determine that hominins, a form of man before it evolved into its modern form, used fire even 800,000 years ago. The new technique involves use of Artificial Intelligence. Such a method, if used more, will give archaeology a more data driven basis. Experts involved in this study are from Weizmann Institute of Science, Hebrew University of Jerusalem and University of Toronto. “The deep learning models that prevailed had a specific architecture that outperformed the others and successfully gave us the confidence we needed to further use this tool in an archaeological context having no visual signs of fire use,” said one of the researchers as quoted by SciTechDaily. “It was not only a demonstration of exploration and being rewarded in terms of the knowledge gained,” said another researcher, “but of the potential that lies in combining different disciplines: Ido has a background in quantum chemistry, Zane is a scientific archaeologist, and Liora and Michael are prehistorians. By working together, we have learned from each other. For me, it’s a demonstration of how scientific research across the humanities and science should work.” 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 ringleader of one of United Kingdom’s biggest money laundering operations has been sentenced to nearly a decade in jail. Abdullah Mohammed Ali Bin Beyat Alfalasi, the ringleader of the money laundering operation, will serve nine years and seven months in jail. He set up a network of couriers that sent about USD 127 million of street cash out of UK within two years. The cash was mainly sent to Middle East. Screws around Alfalasi were tightened after investigators caught hold of couriers in the money laundering network who were carrying the cash on flights in bags stuffed in suitcases.</p>

<p>The persons carrying the cash used tricks to fool sniffer dogs trained to locate hidden cash in baggage. The smugglers sprinkled coffee granules among the notes or sprayed air fresheners.</p>

<p>“There is no doubt that this was a considerable network under your charge, not your sole charge, you were a principal but it is clear that there were others involved,” said Judge Simon Davis while handing down the sentence. The judge was quoted by Bloomberg.</p>

<p>Middle East and, especially, United Arab Emirates (UAE) have been in focus due to smuggling of cash into the region. In March, global financial crimes watchdog placed UAE on gray list for failing to do enough to uncover illicit funds.</p>

<p>Alfalasi himself is an Emirati. He was arrested by police last year from a building in London’s upmarket Mayfair district. The building is owned by his wife.</p>

<p>Prosecutors said Alfalasi aided crime organisations in the UK and other European countries.</p>


The ringleader of one of United Kingdom’s biggest money laundering operations has been sentenced to nearly a decade in jail. Abdullah Mohammed Ali Bin Beyat Alfalasi, the ringleader of the money laundering operation, will serve nine years and seven months in jail.

The ringleader of one of United Kingdom’s biggest money laundering operations has been sentenced to nearly a decade in jail. Abdullah Mohammed Ali Bin Beyat Alfalasi, the ringleader of the money laundering operation, will serve nine years and seven months in jail. He set up a network of couriers that sent about USD 127 million of street cash out of UK within two years. The cash was mainly sent to Middle East. Screws around Alfalasi were tightened after investigators caught hold of couriers in the money laundering network who were carrying the cash on flights in bags stuffed in suitcases. The persons carrying the cash used tricks to fool sniffer dogs trained to locate hidden cash in baggage. The smugglers sprinkled coffee granules among the notes or sprayed air fresheners. “There is no doubt that this was a considerable network under your charge, not your sole charge, you were a principal but it is clear that there were others involved,” said Judge Simon Davis while handing down the sentence. The judge was quoted by Bloomberg. Middle East and, especially, United Arab Emirates (UAE) have been in focus due to smuggling of cash into the region. In March, global financial crimes watchdog placed UAE on gray list for failing to do enough to uncover illicit funds. Alfalasi himself is an Emirati. He was arrested by police last year from a building in London’s upmarket Mayfair district. The building is owned by his wife. Prosecutors said Alfalasi aided crime organisations in the UK and other European countries.

Leader of one of UK's largest money laundering racket gets 10 years in jail

<p>Indian and Chinese foreign ministers on Friday (July 29),&nbsp;attended a regional conference in Uzbekistan. The conference came just a day after New Delhi expressed displeased at Chinese military ship's planned visit to Hambantota, a strategic port in Sri Lanka near waters that see heavy presence of Indian Navy ships.</p>

<p>Indian concerns are about a possible Chinese naval base that can potentially be built at the Chinese-built and leased port in Sri Lanka.</p>

<p>Sino-Indian ties have remained strained since armed clash between two armies at the Line of Actual Control (LAC). The clash was preceded ad followed by massive troop build up by both the nations.</p>

<p>Reports in Indian media said that foreign ministers of both the countries may hold bilateral meeting in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. The meet could come on the sidelines of Shanghai Co-operation Organisation (SCO).</p>

<p>Chinese research and survey vessel Yuan Wang 5 was en route to Sri Lanka and due to arrive on August 11, as per the shipping data from Refinitiv Eikon.</p>

<p>Foreign security analysts describe the Yuan Wang 5 as one of China’s latest generation space-tracking ships, used to monitor satellite, rocket and intercontinental ballistic missile launches.</p>

<p>During a weekly briefing late on Thursday, an Indian foreign ministry spokesman said the government was monitoring the planned visit of the Chinese ship, adding that New Delhi would protect its security and economic interests.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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Indian and Chinese foreign ministers on Friday (July 29), attended a regional conference in Uzbekistan. The conference came just a day after New Delhi expressed displeased at Chinese military ship's planned visit to Hambantota, a strategic port in Sri Lanka near waters that see heavy presence of Indian Navy ships.

Indian and Chinese foreign ministers on Friday (July 29), attended a regional conference in Uzbekistan. The conference came just a day after New Delhi expressed displeased at Chinese military ship's planned visit to Hambantota, a strategic port in Sri Lanka near waters that see heavy presence of Indian Navy ships. Indian concerns are about a possible Chinese naval base that can potentially be built at the Chinese-built and leased port in Sri Lanka. Sino-Indian ties have remained strained since armed clash between two armies at the Line of Actual Control (LAC). The clash was preceded ad followed by massive troop build up by both the nations. Reports in Indian media said that foreign ministers of both the countries may hold bilateral meeting in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. The meet could come on the sidelines of Shanghai Co-operation Organisation (SCO). Chinese research and survey vessel Yuan Wang 5 was en route to Sri Lanka and due to arrive on August 11, as per the shipping data from Refinitiv Eikon. Foreign security analysts describe the Yuan Wang 5 as one of China’s latest generation space-tracking ships, used to monitor satellite, rocket and intercontinental ballistic missile launches. During a weekly briefing late on Thursday, an Indian foreign ministry spokesman said the government was monitoring the planned visit of the Chinese ship, adding that New Delhi would protect its security and economic interests. (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 ×

India, China ministers attend summit as Delhi keeps eye on Chinese ship

<p>Russia said on Friday (July 29) that it supported 'One China' policy on Taiwan. This development has taken place after Chinese President Xi Jinping warned US President Joe Biden that US should not play with fire over Taiwan.</p>

<p>"Our position on the existence of only one China remains unchanged," Lavrov told reporters in Tashkent. "We have no problem with upholding the principle of China's sovereignty."</p>

<p>China considers Taiwan its own territory and has not ruled out use of force to take control of it. Chinese fighters have repeatedly entered Taiwan's Air Defence Zone in recent past.</p>

<p>The Kremlin echoed Lavrov's comments and expressed 'solidarity' with China.</p>

<p>"Certainly we are in solidarity," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters.</p>

<p>"We respect China's sovereignty and territorial integrity and believe that no country in the world should have the right to question this or take any inflammatory or other steps," he added.</p>

<p>"We are convinced that such behaviour on the international arena can only cause additional tension."</p>

<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/those-who-play-with-fire-will-perish-by-it-xi-jinping-warns-joe-biden-on-taiwan-501562">'Those who play with fire will perish by it': Xi Jinping warns Joe Biden over Taiwan</a></strong></p>

<p>China is also fiercely opposing US House of Representatives speaker Nancy Pelosi's plpanned Taiwan visit.</p>

<p>Russian support to China over Taiwan has come after China put its weight behind Russia over the Ukraine conflict.</p>

<p>Russia's assault on Ukraine has heightened fears that Beijing might similarly follow through on threats to annex its much smaller and outgunned neighbour.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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Russia said on Friday (July 29) that it supported 'One China' policy on Taiwan. This development has taken place after Chinese President Xi Jinping warned US President Joe Biden that US should not play with fire over Taiwan.

Russia said on Friday (July 29) that it supported 'One China' policy on Taiwan. This development has taken place after Chinese President Xi Jinping warned US President Joe Biden that US should not play with fire over Taiwan. "Our position on the existence of only one China remains unchanged," Lavrov told reporters in Tashkent. "We have no problem with upholding the principle of China's sovereignty." China considers Taiwan its own territory and has not ruled out use of force to take control of it. Chinese fighters have repeatedly entered Taiwan's Air Defence Zone in recent past. The Kremlin echoed Lavrov's comments and expressed 'solidarity' with China. "Certainly we are in solidarity," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters. "We respect China's sovereignty and territorial integrity and believe that no country in the world should have the right to question this or take any inflammatory or other steps," he added. "We are convinced that such behaviour on the international arena can only cause additional tension." Also Read | 'Those who play with fire will perish by it': Xi Jinping warns Joe Biden over Taiwan China is also fiercely opposing US House of Representatives speaker Nancy Pelosi's plpanned Taiwan visit. Russian support to China over Taiwan has come after China put its weight behind Russia over the Ukraine conflict. Russia's assault on Ukraine has heightened fears that Beijing might similarly follow through on threats to annex its much smaller and outgunned neighbour. (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 ×

Russia expresses support for 'One China Policy' after Xi's tough talk to US on Taiwan

<p>A US Supreme Court judge has made remarks which have&nbsp;widely been perceived as mocking world leaders and personalities who spoke against the overturning of landmark Roe v&nbsp;Wade ruling. Number of world leaders and even a UK royal has&nbsp;criticised US Supreme Court's decision that ended American women's legal right for abortion. The landmark Roe V Wade ruling was overturned by the court last month.</p>

<p>Samuel Alito, a conservative judge of US Supreme Court made the remarks during an unannounced speech in Rome at Notre Dame law school. He spoke at conference held around the theme of religious liberty. These were Alito's first public remarks since overturning of Roe Vs Wade. The law school published video of his speech on Youtube on Thursday (July 28)</p>

<p>“I had the honour this term of writing I think the only supreme court decision in the history of that institution that has been lambasted by a whole string of foreign leaders who felt perfectly fine commenting on American law,” Alito said.</p>

<p>He said that UK PM Boris Johnson "paid the price" after his remark on the court decision. He was referring to UK PM's resignation which was due to opposition from within his own party.</p>

<p>“But what really wounded me - what really wounded me - was when the Duke of Sussex (Prince Harry) addressed the United Nations and seemed to compare the decision whose name may not be spoken with the Russian attack on Ukraine,”</p>

<p>Just a few days ago, Prince Harry addressed United Nations and expressed his displeasure at "the rolling back of constitutional rights here in the United States”.</p>

<p>The verdict also drew criticism from Canadian President Justin Trudeau and French President Emmanuel Macron.</p>

<p>The US Supreme Court currently has 6-3 majority of conservative judges.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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A US Supreme Court judge has made remarks which have widely been perceived as mocking world leaders and personalities who spoke against the overturning of landmark Roe v Wade ruling.

A US Supreme Court judge has made remarks which have widely been perceived as mocking world leaders and personalities who spoke against the overturning of landmark Roe v Wade ruling. Number of world leaders and even a UK royal has criticised US Supreme Court's decision that ended American women's legal right for abortion. The landmark Roe V Wade ruling was overturned by the court last month. Samuel Alito, a conservative judge of US Supreme Court made the remarks during an unannounced speech in Rome at Notre Dame law school. He spoke at conference held around the theme of religious liberty. These were Alito's first public remarks since overturning of Roe Vs Wade. The law school published video of his speech on Youtube on Thursday (July 28) “I had the honour this term of writing I think the only supreme court decision in the history of that institution that has been lambasted by a whole string of foreign leaders who felt perfectly fine commenting on American law,” Alito said. He said that UK PM Boris Johnson "paid the price" after his remark on the court decision. He was referring to UK PM's resignation which was due to opposition from within his own party. “But what really wounded me - what really wounded me - was when the Duke of Sussex (Prince Harry) addressed the United Nations and seemed to compare the decision whose name may not be spoken with the Russian attack on Ukraine,” Just a few days ago, Prince Harry addressed United Nations and expressed his displeasure at "the rolling back of constitutional rights here in the United States”. The verdict also drew criticism from Canadian President Justin Trudeau and French President Emmanuel Macron. The US Supreme Court currently has 6-3 majority of conservative judges. (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>British news outlet The Guardian on Friday (July 29) lost the legal challenge mounted against a previous decision banning the media from court case about Prince Philip's will. In September 2021, a High Court judge had ruled that will of Prince Philip, the late husband of UK Queen Elizabeth, should remain sealed for 90 years to protect privacy of the queen. Media organisations were not allowed to attend the hearing which was held in private.</p>

<p>The Guardian then launched legal action against the attorney general and the queen's private lawyers. It argued that media should have had access.</p>

<p>The appeal was dismissed. Senior judges Geoffrey Vos and Victoria Sharp ruled that access to media would have caused a publicity storm.</p>

<p>"The hearing was at a hugely sensitive time for the sovereign and her family, and those interests would not have been protected if there had been protracted hearings reported in the press," the judges found.</p>

<p>Guardian lawyer Caoilfhionn Gallagher had argued that "an entirely private hearing such as this is the most serious interference with open justice".</p>

<p>However, the judges held circumstances of the case to be 'exceptional'. They also observed that UK probate rules "allow wills and their values to be concealed from the public gaze in some cases".</p>

<p>"It is true that the law applies equally to the royal family, but that does not mean that the law produces the same outcomes in all situations."</p>

<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/extreme-heatwaves-in-uk-made-10-times-more-likely-due-to-climate-change-501704">Extreme heatwaves in UK made 10 times more likely due to climate change</a></strong></p>

<p>Unlike those of ordinary members of the public, wills of the Windsor family are traditionally kept secret after their deaths.</p>

<p>As per The Guardian, more than 30 UK royals have been able to keep their wills secret since 1910 by applying at private court hearings.</p>

<p>Prince Philip, who was also known as the Duke of Edinburgh, died in April last year, just weeks short of his 100th birthday, after more than a month in hospital.</p>

<p>He and the Queen were married for 73 years.</p>

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British news outlet The Guardian on Friday (July 29) lost the legal challenge mounted against a previous decision banning the media from court case about Prince Philip's will.

British news outlet The Guardian on Friday (July 29) lost the legal challenge mounted against a previous decision banning the media from court case about Prince Philip's will. In September 2021, a High Court judge had ruled that will of Prince Philip, the late husband of UK Queen Elizabeth, should remain sealed for 90 years to protect privacy of the queen. Media organisations were not allowed to attend the hearing which was held in private. The Guardian then launched legal action against the attorney general and the queen's private lawyers. It argued that media should have had access. The appeal was dismissed. Senior judges Geoffrey Vos and Victoria Sharp ruled that access to media would have caused a publicity storm. "The hearing was at a hugely sensitive time for the sovereign and her family, and those interests would not have been protected if there had been protracted hearings reported in the press," the judges found. Guardian lawyer Caoilfhionn Gallagher had argued that "an entirely private hearing such as this is the most serious interference with open justice". However, the judges held circumstances of the case to be 'exceptional'. They also observed that UK probate rules "allow wills and their values to be concealed from the public gaze in some cases". "It is true that the law applies equally to the royal family, but that does not mean that the law produces the same outcomes in all situations." Also Read | Extreme heatwaves in UK made 10 times more likely due to climate change Unlike those of ordinary members of the public, wills of the Windsor family are traditionally kept secret after their deaths. As per The Guardian, more than 30 UK royals have been able to keep their wills secret since 1910 by applying at private court hearings. Prince Philip, who was also known as the Duke of Edinburgh, died in April last year, just weeks short of his 100th birthday, after more than a month in hospital. He and the Queen were married for 73 years. (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 ×

UK newspaper loses appeal for public gaze on Prince Philip's will

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