<p>A well-known robotic plant "Econario," which is considered a remarkable artwork, is on display at the ongoing Bihar Museum Biennale 2023 in Patna, the capital city of the Indian state of Bihar.</p>

<p>As part of the "Together We Art" initiative, which centres around India's G20 Presidency theme of 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam—One Earth, One Family, One Future, this exhibition embodies the interconnection between our choices today and the future of our planet.</p>

<p>Econario,&nbsp;commissioned by the British Council, grows on Natural History Museum biodiversity data to demonstrate the impact of choices we are making now on the future of the natural world.</p>

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<p>The five-metre-tall robotic plant has been created by ecological artist Thijs Biersteker using biodiversity data from the Natural History Museum to create a (literally) moving monument to the importance of the choices we are making now for the future of our planet.</p>

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<p>‘Econario’ provides a powerful representation of how choices society makes today will affect the state of nature over the next 30 years.</p>

<h2><strong>A reflection of natural biodiversity</strong></h2>

<p>The robotic plant moves like a small fragile seedling, growing, not with the help of nutrients, but driven by changes over time in the Biodiversity Intactness Index (BII) – a metric developed by the Natural History Museum as a measure of how much of a region’s natural biodiversity still persists.</p>

<p>The BII is a rigorous approach to estimating biodiversity loss that combines data on ecosystems and species populations with data on human-caused pressures like land use.</p>

<p>When the artwork is folded, the plant has an industrial look, but as biodiversity increases and the work unfolds, the plant-like motion gives the work an organic feel. As the artwork switches between countries, it shows the biodiversity intactness in 2050 based on five different political scenarios we, as a society, can choose today.</p>

<h2><strong>Reflecting on a choice 'we still have'</strong></h2>

<p>The artwork makes technical data and statistics resonate on a personal level by representing data from the location where the work is being exhibited. It is showing us a choice in a time when we still have a choice.</p>

<p><strong>WATCH |&nbsp;India: Rain, traffic curbs help Delhi log year's first good air day</strong></p>

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<p>‘Econario’ has been exhibited at museums like the Kunstkerk (NL) and conferences like COP15 in Montreal and the World Government Summit in Dubai.</p>

<p>Speaking about his creation to WION, ecological artist Thijs Biersteker said, “I always wanted to make an artwork that shows how woven our environmental choices of today are with that of our future. The BII data from the Natural History Museum gives a small glimpse of those futures. Now people can see it play out in front of them.”</p>

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<p>Talking about the&nbsp;British Council's efforts in bringing&nbsp;Econario in India, MBE, Director India Alison Barrett said to WION, ‘”The collaboration between the Natural History Museum in the UK and artist Thijs Biersteker is an astonishing creative response to our most pressing global challenge, climate change, bringing arts and science together as insipiration for collective action to protect the planet. The British Council is delighted to shine the spotlight on the incredible robotic plant Econario for the G20 in India.”</p>

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A well-known robotic plant "Econario," which is considered a remarkable artwork, is on display at the ongoing Bihar Museum Biennale 2023 in Patna, the capital city of the Indian state of Bihar.

A well-known robotic plant "Econario," which is considered a remarkable artwork, is on display at the ongoing Bihar Museum Biennale 2023 in Patna, the capital city of the Indian state of Bihar. As part of the "Together We Art" initiative, which centres around India's G20 Presidency theme of 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam—One Earth, One Family, One Future, this exhibition embodies the interconnection between our choices today and the future of our planet. Econario, commissioned by the British Council, grows on Natural History Museum biodiversity data to demonstrate the impact of choices we are making now on the future of the natural world. Delighted Econario is exhibited @Bihar_Museum for Together We Art @g20org tree of life mesmerising visitors with articulated sculpture which responds to climate change data from around the world. A partnership of @NHM_London & artist Thijs Biersteker, made possible by @inBritish pic.twitter.com/hDEo8rE79l — Jonathan Kennedy (@JonathanKennedy) August 18, 2023 × The five-metre-tall robotic plant has been created by ecological artist Thijs Biersteker using biodiversity data from the Natural History Museum to create a (literally) moving monument to the importance of the choices we are making now for the future of our planet. ALSO READ | India: Debate sparks over new Parliament staff unforms showcasing Indian heritage ‘Econario’ provides a powerful representation of how choices society makes today will affect the state of nature over the next 30 years. A reflection of natural biodiversity The robotic plant moves like a small fragile seedling, growing, not with the help of nutrients, but driven by changes over time in the Biodiversity Intactness Index (BII) – a metric developed by the Natural History Museum as a measure of how much of a region’s natural biodiversity still persists. The BII is a rigorous approach to estimating biodiversity loss that combines data on ecosystems and species populations with data on human-caused pressures like land use. When the artwork is folded, the plant has an industrial look, but as biodiversity increases and the work unfolds, the plant-like motion gives the work an organic feel. As the artwork switches between countries, it shows the biodiversity intactness in 2050 based on five different political scenarios we, as a society, can choose today. Reflecting on a choice 'we still have' The artwork makes technical data and statistics resonate on a personal level by representing data from the location where the work is being exhibited. It is showing us a choice in a time when we still have a choice. WATCH | India: Rain, traffic curbs help Delhi log year's first good air day ‘Econario’ has been exhibited at museums like the Kunstkerk (NL) and conferences like COP15 in Montreal and the World Government Summit in Dubai. Speaking about his creation to WION, ecological artist Thijs Biersteker said, “I always wanted to make an artwork that shows how woven our environmental choices of today are with that of our future. The BII data from the Natural History Museum gives a small glimpse of those futures. Now people can see it play out in front of them.” × Talking about the British Council's efforts in bringing Econario in India, MBE, Director India Alison Barrett said to WION, ‘”The collaboration between the Natural History Museum in the UK and artist Thijs Biersteker is an astonishing creative response to our most pressing global challenge, climate change, bringing arts and science together as insipiration for collective action to protect the planet. The British Council is delighted to shine the spotlight on the incredible robotic plant Econario for the G20 in India.” 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>For the first time in history, Indians may be able to purchase a new made-in-India iPhone model on the launch day.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Apple Inc. has been planning to bring the made-in-India iPhone 15 to the Indian market as well as some other regions on the debut day of the global sales, said officials.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Although the major number of iPhone 15s will be manufactured in China, it would be the first time that an India-assembled device's latest generation will be available on the first day of sale, they stated, Bloomberg reported.&nbsp;</p>

<p>This will also underscore the increasing production prowess of India, and reflect a significant change in the previous strategy of Apple of selling Chinese-made new devices, which are sold to customers across the world.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The new iPhone 15 is likely to go on sale in the weeks or days after its unveiling, which is scheduled for 10 am California time on Tuesday (September 12).&nbsp;</p>

<p>California-based Apple, whose corporate headquarters is in Cupertino, started the production of iPhone 15 at the factory of supplier Foxconn Technology Group in India's southern state of Tamil Nadu last month. The move was seen as another effort by the US tech giant to decrease the gap between its main manufacturing bases in China and its India operations.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Apple's production increases in India</strong></h2>

<p>There can be slight delays with the India-built device due to unforeseen logistics bottlenecks, said the officials.</p>

<p>At a gala event organised at its US headquarters on September 12, Apple will be introducing its updated AirPods, watches and iPhone 15. The new products will be placed on sale typically around 10 days after their unveiling.</p>

<p>Before the launch of the iPhone 14, only a fraction of Apple's global output was assembled in India, which lagged behind the production of China by six to nine months. Last year, the delay was then reduced drastically to just weeks, and the proportion of iPhones which are being assembled in India was increased by Apple to reach 7 per cent by the end of March.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>WATCH |&nbsp;Apple lost $200 billion in two days after reports of iPhone ban in China</strong></p>

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<p>The financial incentives given by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to increase local manufacturing and the strategy of Apple to look beyond China as the trade war continues between Beijing and Washington helped India become increasingly important to the diversification drive of the iPhone maker.</p>

<p>The suppliers of Apple in India - Pegatron Corp. and a Wistron Corp. factory, which will soon be acquired by the Tata Group, will also soon start assembling the iPhone 15, reported Bloomberg News.</p>

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For the first time in history, Indians may be able to purchase a new made-in-India iPhone model on the launch day. Apple Inc. has been planning to bring the made-in-India iPhone 15 to the Indian market as well as some other regions on the debut day of the global sales, said officials.

For the first time in history, Indians may be able to purchase a new made-in-India iPhone model on the launch day. Apple Inc. has been planning to bring the made-in-India iPhone 15 to the Indian market as well as some other regions on the debut day of the global sales, said officials. Although the major number of iPhone 15s will be manufactured in China, it would be the first time that an India-assembled device's latest generation will be available on the first day of sale, they stated, Bloomberg reported. This will also underscore the increasing production prowess of India, and reflect a significant change in the previous strategy of Apple of selling Chinese-made new devices, which are sold to customers across the world. ALSO READ | Apple’s shares plummet after Beijing ban on iPhones: Report The new iPhone 15 is likely to go on sale in the weeks or days after its unveiling, which is scheduled for 10 am California time on Tuesday (September 12). California-based Apple, whose corporate headquarters is in Cupertino, started the production of iPhone 15 at the factory of supplier Foxconn Technology Group in India's southern state of Tamil Nadu last month. The move was seen as another effort by the US tech giant to decrease the gap between its main manufacturing bases in China and its India operations. Apple's production increases in India There can be slight delays with the India-built device due to unforeseen logistics bottlenecks, said the officials. At a gala event organised at its US headquarters on September 12, Apple will be introducing its updated AirPods, watches and iPhone 15. The new products will be placed on sale typically around 10 days after their unveiling. Before the launch of the iPhone 14, only a fraction of Apple's global output was assembled in India, which lagged behind the production of China by six to nine months. Last year, the delay was then reduced drastically to just weeks, and the proportion of iPhones which are being assembled in India was increased by Apple to reach 7 per cent by the end of March. WATCH | Apple lost $200 billion in two days after reports of iPhone ban in China The financial incentives given by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to increase local manufacturing and the strategy of Apple to look beyond China as the trade war continues between Beijing and Washington helped India become increasingly important to the diversification drive of the iPhone maker. The suppliers of Apple in India - Pegatron Corp. and a Wistron Corp. factory, which will soon be acquired by the Tata Group, will also soon start assembling the iPhone 15, reported Bloomberg News. 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>An operation for recapturing more than 70 crocodiles was launched by the authorities in a southern Chinese city after they escaped from a commercial farm due to intense flooding which swept the entire region, reported multiple state media outlets, as with residents being warned to stay indoors.</p>

<p>Originally, the toothy reptiles were kept at a crocodile farm in Maoming, which is located in Guangdong's southern province. However, a local lake overflowed due to a recent deluge which led to the escape of the animals.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Around 69 adult crocodiles and six juveniles were present on the prowl near the village of Peng Cun, reported Shandong-based outlet Hai Bao News.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The report said that the farm reached out to the local authorities who had asked the residents of the region not to venture out.</p>

<p>To round up the missing crocs, an emergency force was deployed with the use of sonar detection equipment, as per The Beijing News.</p>

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<p>However, the operation was made challenging by the depth of the floodwater, it added, which led the authorities to appeal to residents not to depart from their homes.</p>

<p>Speaking to Nanfeng Plus, a member of the emergency squad said that they may be required to euthanise the crocodiles instead of capturing them.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Several crocodiles captured</strong></h2>

<p>In the video footage circulated on Chinese social media, some of the crocs were seen lurking behind a road sign near what appeared to be a submerged road.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The emergency force's members, seen in high visibility vests and helmets, can be seen on boats, searching for the reptiles.</p>

<p>In some clips, several crocodiles were seen being captured and then brought back to land, with their limbs and mouths tied up to restrict their movement, as some curious local residents continued to look on from the shore.</p>

<p><strong>WATCH |&nbsp;Lingering rains from typhoon batter China for seventh day</strong></p>

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<p>In China, the skin of the crocodiles is prized and their meat is said to have medicinal value as per traditional Chinese medicine.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Guangdong is a known place for crocodile farms because of its relatively warmer climate.</p>

<p>Hong Kong and southern China have been battered by downpours after the region was ripped by typhoon Haikui last week.</p>

<p>Heavy rains from Typhoon Haikui drenched Southern China for seven consecutive days.</p>

<p>The relentless downpours led to trapping residents, flooding in low-lying areas and road blockages.</p>

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An operation for recapturing more than 70 crocodiles was launched by the authorities in a southern Chinese city after they escaped from a commercial farm due to intense flooding which swept the entire region, reported multiple state media outlets, as with residents being warned to stay indoors.

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<p>The people of the United States on Monday (September 11) remembered the horrific terror attack of 9/11 on its anniversary with personal tributes, tolling bells, and tears, as the observances were held from ground zero to small towns.<br />
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Huge crowds gathered at firehouses, memorials, campuses, city halls and elsewhere to observe the 22nd anniversary of the deadliest terror attack on American soil.<br />
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“For those of us who lost people on that day, that day is still happening. Everybody else moves on. And you find a way to go forward, but that day is always happening for you,” said Edward Edelman, after he reached ground zero to pay tributes to his slain brother-in-law Daniel McGinley.<br />
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US President Joe Biden, speaking at a&nbsp;US military base in Anchorage, Alaska after returning from a trip to India, Vietnam said:&nbsp;"We must never lose our sense of national unity, so let that be the common cause of our time."&nbsp;</p>

<p>He added&nbsp;that "terrorism, including political and ideological violence, is the opposite of all we stand for as a nation".</p>

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<p>Almost 3,000 people lost their lives after hijacked planes crashed into the World Trade Centre, the Pentagon and a Pennsylvania field in New York, in a terror attack which gave new shape to America's foreign policy and the underlying domestic fears.<br />
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On that day, “we were one country, one nation, one people, just like it should be. That was the feeling — that everyone came together and did what we could, where we were at, to try to help,” stated Eddie Ferguson, the fire-rescue chief in Virginia’s Goochland County.</p>

<h2><strong>Vice President Harris honours victims at Memorial Plaza</strong></h2>

<p>US Vice President Kamala Harris flew to New York City in Air Force Two where she honoured the victims of the 9/11 at the National September 11 Memorial Plaza, while US President Joe Biden was scheduled to commemorate at a military base in Anchorage, Alaska.<br />
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The president is set to deliver remarks to first responders, service members, and their families at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, which is generally used as Air Force One's refuelling stop on return journeys.<br />
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Earlier in the day, Biden visited the John Sidney McCain III Memorial in Hanoi and honoured the late US senator and war veteran. He also exchanged a challenge coin with a US service member during his visit.</p>

<p><strong>WATCH |&nbsp;9/11 anniversary: 22 years since the deadliest attack in US history</strong></p>

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In a video shared on his Truth Social account, former President Donald Trump said, “No one who lived through the horror of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks can ever forget the agony and the anguish of that terrible day. It was a terrible day.”<br />
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“We will say a prayer for each of the beautiful families left behind, whose pain is beyond comprehension,” he stated while paying respect to the memory of Port Authority employees, police officers, firefighters, military service members and first responders who “gave their lives in the line of duty.”<br />
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“God bless the memory of all of those who perished in the 9/11 attacks. We will never ever forget,” Trump concluded.</p>

<p>Meanwhile, the national&nbsp;flag of the US was unfurled on the side of the Pentagon and the&nbsp; Bell of Hope rang out at St. Paul's Chapel to mark the anniversary.</p>

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The people of the United States on Monday (September 11) remembered the horrific terror attack of 9/11 on its anniversary with personal tributes, tolling bells, and tears, as the observances were held from ground zero to small towns.

The people of the United States on Monday (September 11) remembered the horrific terror attack of 9/11 on its anniversary with personal tributes, tolling bells, and tears, as the observances were held from ground zero to small towns. Huge crowds gathered at firehouses, memorials, campuses, city halls and elsewhere to observe the 22nd anniversary of the deadliest terror attack on American soil. “For those of us who lost people on that day, that day is still happening. Everybody else moves on. And you find a way to go forward, but that day is always happening for you,” said Edward Edelman, after he reached ground zero to pay tributes to his slain brother-in-law Daniel McGinley. US President Joe Biden, speaking at a US military base in Anchorage, Alaska after returning from a trip to India, Vietnam said: "We must never lose our sense of national unity, so let that be the common cause of our time." He added that "terrorism, including political and ideological violence, is the opposite of all we stand for as a nation". Today, we remember the 2,977 precious lives stolen from us on 9/11 and reflect on all that was lost in the fire and ash that September morning. The American story itself changed on this day 22 years ago. But what could not — and will not — change is the character of this nation. pic.twitter.com/qYRfyquQxV — President Biden (@POTUS) September 11, 2023 × ALSO READ | 9/11 attacks 22nd anniversary: DNA analysis helps identify two victims decades after the tragedy Almost 3,000 people lost their lives after hijacked planes crashed into the World Trade Centre, the Pentagon and a Pennsylvania field in New York, in a terror attack which gave new shape to America's foreign policy and the underlying domestic fears. On that day, “we were one country, one nation, one people, just like it should be. That was the feeling — that everyone came together and did what we could, where we were at, to try to help,” stated Eddie Ferguson, the fire-rescue chief in Virginia’s Goochland County. Vice President Harris honours victims at Memorial Plaza US Vice President Kamala Harris flew to New York City in Air Force Two where she honoured the victims of the 9/11 at the National September 11 Memorial Plaza, while US President Joe Biden was scheduled to commemorate at a military base in Anchorage, Alaska. The president is set to deliver remarks to first responders, service members, and their families at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, which is generally used as Air Force One's refuelling stop on return journeys. Earlier in the day, Biden visited the John Sidney McCain III Memorial in Hanoi and honoured the late US senator and war veteran. He also exchanged a challenge coin with a US service member during his visit. WATCH | 9/11 anniversary: 22 years since the deadliest attack in US history In a video shared on his Truth Social account, former President Donald Trump said, “No one who lived through the horror of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks can ever forget the agony and the anguish of that terrible day. It was a terrible day.” “We will say a prayer for each of the beautiful families left behind, whose pain is beyond comprehension,” he stated while paying respect to the memory of Port Authority employees, police officers, firefighters, military service members and first responders who “gave their lives in the line of duty.” “God bless the memory of all of those who perished in the 9/11 attacks. We will never ever forget,” Trump concluded. Meanwhile, the national flag of the US was unfurled on the side of the Pentagon and the Bell of Hope rang out at St. Paul's Chapel to mark the anniversary. (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>According to a video shared by Kashmiri activist Shabir Choudhry, Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) has been witnessing massive anti-Pakistan protests.<br />
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The residents, across Pakistan-occupied Kashmir's cities, towns and villages have taken to the streets in protest against the shortage of food, skyrocketing inflation and imposition of excessive taxes.<br />
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An activist from the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir Shabir Choudhry voiced the general public's concerns and blamed Pakistan for the huge protests which are being held across the region.</p>

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<p>In the latest video he shared on social media, Choudhry stated that residents of PoK are facing load shedding, food insecurity, high inflation and unreasonable tax imposition among various other concerns.</p>

<h2><strong>PoK's appeal to PM Modi</strong></h2>

<p>He added that people residing in PoK have been asking for help from Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi appealing to the leader to free them from Pakistan's illegal occupation.<br />
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"Pakistan is perturbed over this but the most astonishing thing I got to hear, the people residing near the Line of Control (LoC) in PoK raised slogans, 'Ask Modi (Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi) to get us freedom from Pakistan's illegal occupation!' and save our souls, we are dying of hunger, please come here and help us out',” he said.<br />
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He further slammed Pakistan for systematically exploiting the region's resources, adopting wrong policies in the establishment and letting corruption seep into the system.</p>

<p><strong>WATCH |&nbsp;Gravitas: Pakistan Closes Vital Border Crossing with Afghanistan</strong></p>

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<p>He stated that PoK's people have been forced to pay high electricity bills despite the maximum electricity being produced by the region.<br />
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In the last three months, the cost of electricity has doubled in cash-strapped Pakistan which has resulted in protests and widespread anger. In Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, people have been suffering because of heavy taxes on wheat flour and other necessities.<br />
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The citizens in PoK are fed up&nbsp;with the miseries which they have faced in the last several decades under the misrule of Pakistan. They appealed for help from India which has become their beacon of hope amidst their economic struggle.<br />
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Kashmiris claim that Pakistan's government has consistently treated the people living in Gilgit Baltistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir as second-class citizens, in contrast to Punjab, which remains a favoured province.<br />
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In 1947, PoK was illegally occupied by Pakistan. Since then, the residents have appealed for international intervention to regain their freedom.&nbsp;</p>

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According to a video shared by Kashmiri activist Shabir Choudhry, Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) has been witnessing massive anti-Pakistan protests. The residents, across Pakistan-occupied Kashmir's cities, towns and villages have taken to the streets in protest against the shortage of food, skyrocketing inflation and imposition of excessive taxes.

According to a video shared by Kashmiri activist Shabir Choudhry, Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) has been witnessing massive anti-Pakistan protests. The residents, across Pakistan-occupied Kashmir's cities, towns and villages have taken to the streets in protest against the shortage of food, skyrocketing inflation and imposition of excessive taxes. An activist from the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir Shabir Choudhry voiced the general public's concerns and blamed Pakistan for the huge protests which are being held across the region. ALSO READ | India to seize J&K-based properties of 4,000 fugitive terrorists in Pakistan and PoK In the latest video he shared on social media, Choudhry stated that residents of PoK are facing load shedding, food insecurity, high inflation and unreasonable tax imposition among various other concerns. PoK's appeal to PM Modi He added that people residing in PoK have been asking for help from Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi appealing to the leader to free them from Pakistan's illegal occupation. "Pakistan is perturbed over this but the most astonishing thing I got to hear, the people residing near the Line of Control (LoC) in PoK raised slogans, 'Ask Modi (Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi) to get us freedom from Pakistan's illegal occupation!' and save our souls, we are dying of hunger, please come here and help us out',” he said. He further slammed Pakistan for systematically exploiting the region's resources, adopting wrong policies in the establishment and letting corruption seep into the system. WATCH | Gravitas: Pakistan Closes Vital Border Crossing with Afghanistan He stated that PoK's people have been forced to pay high electricity bills despite the maximum electricity being produced by the region. In the last three months, the cost of electricity has doubled in cash-strapped Pakistan which has resulted in protests and widespread anger. In Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, people have been suffering because of heavy taxes on wheat flour and other necessities. The citizens in PoK are fed up with the miseries which they have faced in the last several decades under the misrule of Pakistan. They appealed for help from India which has become their beacon of hope amidst their economic struggle. Kashmiris claim that Pakistan's government has consistently treated the people living in Gilgit Baltistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir as second-class citizens, in contrast to Punjab, which remains a favoured province. In 1947, PoK was illegally occupied by Pakistan. Since then, the residents have appealed for international intervention to regain their freedom. (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

PoK residents seek India's help, raise slogans 'Ask Modi to get us freed from Pakistan'

<p>Breaking its silence on the G20 summit held in New Delhi, India, China said that the Delhi Declaration, which was adopted by the member nations of the group, sent a “positive signal” that the influential grouping is “working together” to promote world economic recovery and tackle global challenges.<br />
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On Saturday, India marked a huge diplomatic win after the G20 summit organised under its presidency adopted a declaration which overcame major differences on the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, as Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi appealed for ending the "global trust deficit".<br />
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The Chinese foreign ministry, in its first comment on the two-day summit, spoke highly of its outcome.<br />
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“The summit adopted a leaders' declaration, which reflects China's proposition and states that the G20 would act in concrete ways through partnerships, sending a positive signal of the G20 working together to tackle global challenges and promote world economic recovery and global development,” said Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning.</p>

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<p>While commenting on the summit outcome, Mao stated, “In the process of preparing for this New Delhi summit, China played a constructive role and always supported the summit in attaching importance to the concerns of developing countries and reaching fruitful outcomes in support of common development.”</p>

<p>The summit was attended by Chinese Premier Li Qiang, who was deputising for President Xi Jinping.</p>

<h2><strong>China:&nbsp;Stance on Russia-Ukraine is 'clear and consistent'</strong></h2>

<p>Asked whether China has been supporting the absence of Russia's direct criticism in the G20 statement and if they feel softer language can help end the conflict in Ukraine, Mao stated that the stance of China on the Ukraine issue is clear and consistent.<br />
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“The G20 leaders' declaration is the result of consensus reached through consultation and reflects the common understanding of all members. The New Delhi Summit reaffirms that the G20 is the premier forum for international economic co-operation, not a platform to resolve geopolitical and security issues,” the spokesperson said.<br />
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“We always believe that the key to the final resolution of the Ukraine crisis lies in discarding the Cold War mentality, attaching importance to and respecting all sides' legitimate security concerns, and seeking a political solution through dialogue and negotiation,” she added.</p>

<p><strong>WATCH |&nbsp;G20 Summit 2023: Leaders endorse global crypto regulations</strong></p>

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<p>The spokesperson stated that China has remained committed to promoting peace talks and is willing to work together with the international community to end the Ukraine crisis with a political settlement.<br />
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“During his attendance at the G20 Summit in New Delhi, Premier Li Qiang elaborated on China's views and propositions on G20 cooperation, calling on all parties to stick to the original aspiration of solidarity and co-operation, live up to the responsibility for peace and development as required by our times, and be partners in promoting the world economic recovery, open co-operation and global sustainable development,” the spokesperson said.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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Breaking its silence on the G20 summit held in New Delhi, India, China said that the Delhi Declaration, which was adopted by the member nations of the group, sent a “positive signal” that the influential grouping is “working together” to promote world economic recovery and tackle global challenges.

Breaking its silence on the G20 summit held in New Delhi, India, China said that the Delhi Declaration, which was adopted by the member nations of the group, sent a “positive signal” that the influential grouping is “working together” to promote world economic recovery and tackle global challenges. On Saturday, India marked a huge diplomatic win after the G20 summit organised under its presidency adopted a declaration which overcame major differences on the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, as Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi appealed for ending the "global trust deficit". The Chinese foreign ministry, in its first comment on the two-day summit, spoke highly of its outcome. “The summit adopted a leaders' declaration, which reflects China's proposition and states that the G20 would act in concrete ways through partnerships, sending a positive signal of the G20 working together to tackle global challenges and promote world economic recovery and global development,” said Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning. ALSO READ | G20 Delhi summit: Why India-Middle East-Europe economic corridor is a 'real big deal' While commenting on the summit outcome, Mao stated, “In the process of preparing for this New Delhi summit, China played a constructive role and always supported the summit in attaching importance to the concerns of developing countries and reaching fruitful outcomes in support of common development.” The summit was attended by Chinese Premier Li Qiang, who was deputising for President Xi Jinping. China: Stance on Russia-Ukraine is 'clear and consistent' Asked whether China has been supporting the absence of Russia's direct criticism in the G20 statement and if they feel softer language can help end the conflict in Ukraine, Mao stated that the stance of China on the Ukraine issue is clear and consistent. “The G20 leaders' declaration is the result of consensus reached through consultation and reflects the common understanding of all members. The New Delhi Summit reaffirms that the G20 is the premier forum for international economic co-operation, not a platform to resolve geopolitical and security issues,” the spokesperson said. “We always believe that the key to the final resolution of the Ukraine crisis lies in discarding the Cold War mentality, attaching importance to and respecting all sides' legitimate security concerns, and seeking a political solution through dialogue and negotiation,” she added. WATCH | G20 Summit 2023: Leaders endorse global crypto regulations The spokesperson stated that China has remained committed to promoting peace talks and is willing to work together with the international community to end the Ukraine crisis with a political settlement. “During his attendance at the G20 Summit in New Delhi, Premier Li Qiang elaborated on China's views and propositions on G20 cooperation, calling on all parties to stick to the original aspiration of solidarity and co-operation, live up to the responsibility for peace and development as required by our times, and be partners in promoting the world economic recovery, open co-operation and global sustainable development,” the spokesperson 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

China breaks silence on G20, says Delhi Declaration sent 'positive signal'

<p>Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau along with his delegation, who were scheduled to depart from India on Sunday (Sep 10) after attending the G20 summit, are still stranded in New Delhi after almost 24 hours as his plane experienced technical issues.<br />
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As per schedule, Trudeau and the journalists as well as the government staff who had accompanied him, were scheduled to leave India on Sunday night after the end of the summit.<br />
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It still remains unclear when and how Trudeau and his delegation will be able to depart from India. "These issues are not fixable overnight, our delegation will be staying in India until alternate arrangements are made," said Trudeau's office, in a statement.</p>

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<p>During the summit, Canada was criticised by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi for allegedly permitting the operation of Sikh secessionist groups in the country.<br />
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PM Modi conveyed "strong concerns about continuing anti-India activities of extremist elements in Canada," said India's foreign ministry, in a statement after the two leaders held a sideline conversation.<br />
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"The nexus of such forces with organised crime, drug syndicates and human trafficking should be a concern for Canada as well. It is essential for the two countries to co-operate in dealing with such threats,” the ministry stated.</p>

<h2><strong>Modi, Trudeau discuss 'respect for rule of law'</strong></h2>

<p>The relations between the two nations have remained tense, and no formal bilateral meeting was held between PM Modi and Trudeau at the summit. However, during their brief conversation, the leaders discussed foreign interference and "respect for the rule of law," said Trudeau.<br />
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A referendum was organised by separatist groups, who have been demanding a homeland for Sikhs, asking the people whether regions of India in which their community is in majority should be independent.</p>

<p><strong>WATCH |&nbsp;Justin Trudeau to stay another night in India after plane develops snag</strong></p>

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<p>PM Trudeau stated that the issues of Punjab separatists in Canada and their concerns regarding Indian interference in their country's affairs have come up in the conversations he had with PM Modi through the years.<br />
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"Obviously Canada will always defend freedom of expression, freedom of conscience, peaceful protest. That's something that's extremely important to us. At the same time as we are always there to prevent violence, to push back against hatred," said the Canadian prime minister, in a press conference in the Indian capital.<br />
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"It's important to remember that the actions of the few do not represent the entire community or Canada,” he added.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau along with his delegation, who were scheduled to depart from India on Sunday (Sep 10) after attending the G20 summit, are still stranded in New Delhi after almost 24 hours as his plane experienced technical issues.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau along with his delegation, who were scheduled to depart from India on Sunday (Sep 10) after attending the G20 summit, are still stranded in New Delhi after almost 24 hours as his plane experienced technical issues. As per schedule, Trudeau and the journalists as well as the government staff who had accompanied him, were scheduled to leave India on Sunday night after the end of the summit. It still remains unclear when and how Trudeau and his delegation will be able to depart from India. "These issues are not fixable overnight, our delegation will be staying in India until alternate arrangements are made," said Trudeau's office, in a statement. ALSO READ | Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's aircraft develops technical issues During the summit, Canada was criticised by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi for allegedly permitting the operation of Sikh secessionist groups in the country. PM Modi conveyed "strong concerns about continuing anti-India activities of extremist elements in Canada," said India's foreign ministry, in a statement after the two leaders held a sideline conversation. "The nexus of such forces with organised crime, drug syndicates and human trafficking should be a concern for Canada as well. It is essential for the two countries to co-operate in dealing with such threats,” the ministry stated. Modi, Trudeau discuss 'respect for rule of law' The relations between the two nations have remained tense, and no formal bilateral meeting was held between PM Modi and Trudeau at the summit. However, during their brief conversation, the leaders discussed foreign interference and "respect for the rule of law," said Trudeau. A referendum was organised by separatist groups, who have been demanding a homeland for Sikhs, asking the people whether regions of India in which their community is in majority should be independent. WATCH | Justin Trudeau to stay another night in India after plane develops snag PM Trudeau stated that the issues of Punjab separatists in Canada and their concerns regarding Indian interference in their country's affairs have come up in the conversations he had with PM Modi through the years. "Obviously Canada will always defend freedom of expression, freedom of conscience, peaceful protest. That's something that's extremely important to us. At the same time as we are always there to prevent violence, to push back against hatred," said the Canadian prime minister, in a press conference in the Indian capital. "It's important to remember that the actions of the few do not represent the entire community or Canada,” he 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>China on Monday (September 11) said that it "resolutely opposes" the allegations of spying made by the United Kingdom after an espionage suspect was arrested for gathering information for Beijing.<br />
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British police informed in the weekend that a man, identified as Chris Cash, was arrested from his home in Edinburgh for spying, as the Sunday Times reported that he was working as a researcher in the parliament of Britain.<br />
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He was arrested in March by Metropolitan Police Service officers, along with another man who was in his thirties, on suspicion of offences under the Official Secrets Act and both of them were bailed until October.</p>

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<p>"The so-called claim that China is conducting espionage activities against the UK is pure fabrication," said foreign ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning, in a press news conference. "China resolutely opposes this,” she added.<br />
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"We urge the UK to stop spreading disinformation and stop its anti-China political manipulation and malicious slander,” Mao stated.<br />
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In London, the Chinese embassy lashed out at the media reports as a spokesperson branded the claim as a "political farce".</p>

<h2><strong>Arrested researcher denies being 'Chinese spy'</strong></h2>

<p>However, the man who has been arrested on suspicion of spying for China, said that he was "completely innocent" and not a "Chinese spy", in a statement shared by his lawyers.<br />
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"I feel forced to respond to the media accusations that I am a 'Chinese spy'," said the suspect, in the statement.<br />
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"It is wrong that I should be obliged to make any form of public comment on the misreporting that has taken place. However, given what has been reported, it is vital that it is known that I am completely innocent,” he added.</p>

<p><strong>WATCH |&nbsp;The accused UK spy is a 28-year-old parliamentary researcher Chris Cash</strong></p>

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<p>"I have spent my career to date trying to educate others about the challenge and threats presented by the Chinese Communist Party. To do what has been claimed against me in extravagant news reporting would be against everything I stand for,” he said.</p>

<h2><strong>Sunak expresses 'strong concerns'</strong></h2>

<p>The Chinese foreign ministry statement came after British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak expressed "very strong concerns" to Chinese Premier Li Qiang about Beijing's "interference" in democracy. They spoke at the G20 summit in New Delhi over the weekend, in the wake of the arrests in Britain.<br />
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"I raised a range of different concerns that we have in areas of disagreement and, in particular, my very strong concerns about any interference in our parliamentary democracy, which is obviously unacceptable," Sunak said to British broadcasters, speaking about his meeting with Li.<br />
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"The right thing to do is take the opportunity to engage to raise concerns specifically, rather than just shouting from the sidelines," he added.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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China on Monday (September 11) said that it "resolutely opposes" the allegations of spying made by the United Kingdom after an espionage suspect was arrested for gathering information for Beijing.

China on Monday (September 11) said that it "resolutely opposes" the allegations of spying made by the United Kingdom after an espionage suspect was arrested for gathering information for Beijing. British police informed in the weekend that a man, identified as Chris Cash, was arrested from his home in Edinburgh for spying, as the Sunday Times reported that he was working as a researcher in the parliament of Britain. He was arrested in March by Metropolitan Police Service officers, along with another man who was in his thirties, on suspicion of offences under the Official Secrets Act and both of them were bailed until October. ALSO READ | What is known about alleged 'Chinese spy' Chris Cash, a UK parliamentary researcher? "The so-called claim that China is conducting espionage activities against the UK is pure fabrication," said foreign ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning, in a press news conference. "China resolutely opposes this,” she added. "We urge the UK to stop spreading disinformation and stop its anti-China political manipulation and malicious slander,” Mao stated. In London, the Chinese embassy lashed out at the media reports as a spokesperson branded the claim as a "political farce". Arrested researcher denies being 'Chinese spy' However, the man who has been arrested on suspicion of spying for China, said that he was "completely innocent" and not a "Chinese spy", in a statement shared by his lawyers. "I feel forced to respond to the media accusations that I am a 'Chinese spy'," said the suspect, in the statement. "It is wrong that I should be obliged to make any form of public comment on the misreporting that has taken place. However, given what has been reported, it is vital that it is known that I am completely innocent,” he added. WATCH | The accused UK spy is a 28-year-old parliamentary researcher Chris Cash "I have spent my career to date trying to educate others about the challenge and threats presented by the Chinese Communist Party. To do what has been claimed against me in extravagant news reporting would be against everything I stand for,” he said. Sunak expresses 'strong concerns' The Chinese foreign ministry statement came after British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak expressed "very strong concerns" to Chinese Premier Li Qiang about Beijing's "interference" in democracy. They spoke at the G20 summit in New Delhi over the weekend, in the wake of the arrests in Britain. "I raised a range of different concerns that we have in areas of disagreement and, in particular, my very strong concerns about any interference in our parliamentary democracy, which is obviously unacceptable," Sunak said to British broadcasters, speaking about his meeting with Li. "The right thing to do is take the opportunity to engage to raise concerns specifically, rather than just shouting from the sidelines," he 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>In another twist to the story of a suspected Chinese spy working in the British Parliament, it was revealed by The Sun tabloid that one of its political reporters matched with him on a dating app.<br />
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British police informed at the weekend that a man, identified as Chris Cash, was arrested from his home in Edinburgh for spying, as the Sunday Times reported that he was working as a researcher in the parliament of Britain.<br />
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He was arrested in March by Metropolitan Police Service officers, along with another man who was in his thirties, on suspicion of offences under the Official Secrets Act and both of them were bailed until October.</p>

<h2><strong>Not a great match</strong></h2>

<p>Speaking about her close call with the suspected spy on the dating app Hinge, Sun Political correspondent Noa Hoffman revealed, “Swiping through dating apps, you quickly learn how many weird men are out there and, importantly, how to avoid them. What no one prepares you for are the warning signs you could be flirting with a spy for the Chinese.”</p>

<p><strong>ALSO READ |&nbsp;</strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/what-is-known-about-alleged-chinese-spy-chris-cash-a-uk-parliamentarian-634810">What is known about alleged 'Chinese spy' Chris Cash, a UK parliamentary researcher?</a></p>

<p>“I matched with Mr X on Hinge after being impressed by his sweet profile. He was attractive, clearly into sports and had a thriving social life. On the app he told me he worked in Parliament, just as I do,” she added.<br />
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“We bonded over our favourite glitzy Westminster drink receptions and even dating disaster stories, which now seems ironic. He said he worked for a high-profile organisation advising MPs on China. He spoke passionately about how he lived in the country but was now banned from returning,” she narrated, as reported by The Sun.<br />
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“And he discussed his admiration and connections to senior Tory MPs interested in the region. We arranged to go for drinks at a swanky Covent Garden cocktail bar on multiple occasions – but at the last minute something always came up. Eventually I lost interest,” she said.</p>

<p><strong>WATCH |&nbsp;Gravitas: Exposed: How China is using LinkedIn for espionage</strong></p>

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<p>“But I often saw him swanning around parliament and he continued to message me and many other journalists with briefings on China and invitations to "Westminster China Policy'' socials. My jaw dropped when I learned he’d been arrested in March on spying allegations,” the reporter added.</p>

<h2><strong>China 'refutes' spying allegations</strong></h2>

<p>Meanwhile, China had said that it "resolutely opposes" the allegations of spying levied by the United Kingdom after the suspect's arrest.<br />
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"The so-called claim that China is conducting espionage activities against the UK is pure fabrication," said foreign ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning, in a press news conference. "China resolutely opposes this,” she added.<br />
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"We urge the UK to stop spreading disinformation and stop its anti-China political manipulation and malicious slander,” Mao stated.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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In another twist to the story of a suspected Chinese spy working in the British Parliament, it was revealed by The Sun tabloid that one of its political reporters matched with him on a dating app.

In another twist to the story of a suspected Chinese spy working in the British Parliament, it was revealed by The Sun tabloid that one of its political reporters matched with him on a dating app. British police informed at the weekend that a man, identified as Chris Cash, was arrested from his home in Edinburgh for spying, as the Sunday Times reported that he was working as a researcher in the parliament of Britain. He was arrested in March by Metropolitan Police Service officers, along with another man who was in his thirties, on suspicion of offences under the Official Secrets Act and both of them were bailed until October. Not a great match Speaking about her close call with the suspected spy on the dating app Hinge, Sun Political correspondent Noa Hoffman revealed, “Swiping through dating apps, you quickly learn how many weird men are out there and, importantly, how to avoid them. What no one prepares you for are the warning signs you could be flirting with a spy for the Chinese.” ALSO READ | What is known about alleged 'Chinese spy' Chris Cash, a UK parliamentary researcher? “I matched with Mr X on Hinge after being impressed by his sweet profile. He was attractive, clearly into sports and had a thriving social life. On the app he told me he worked in Parliament, just as I do,” she added. “We bonded over our favourite glitzy Westminster drink receptions and even dating disaster stories, which now seems ironic. He said he worked for a high-profile organisation advising MPs on China. He spoke passionately about how he lived in the country but was now banned from returning,” she narrated, as reported by The Sun. “And he discussed his admiration and connections to senior Tory MPs interested in the region. We arranged to go for drinks at a swanky Covent Garden cocktail bar on multiple occasions – but at the last minute something always came up. Eventually I lost interest,” she said. WATCH | Gravitas: Exposed: How China is using LinkedIn for espionage “But I often saw him swanning around parliament and he continued to message me and many other journalists with briefings on China and invitations to "Westminster China Policy'' socials. My jaw dropped when I learned he’d been arrested in March on spying allegations,” the reporter added. China 'refutes' spying allegations Meanwhile, China had said that it "resolutely opposes" the allegations of spying levied by the United Kingdom after the suspect's arrest. "The so-called claim that China is conducting espionage activities against the UK is pure fabrication," said foreign ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning, in a press news conference. "China resolutely opposes this,” she added. "We urge the UK to stop spreading disinformation and stop its anti-China political manipulation and malicious slander,” Mao stated. (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.

Sun reporter matched with suspected Chinese spy Chris Cash on dating app

<p>In a shocking revelation, a book recalled the horrific experience of US Marines when they were asked to collect human faeces and other disgusting garbage which had littered the airport and leave it clean for the Taliban before exiting Kabul in August 2021.<br />
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The humiliating experience was for the first time recounted in a new book, <em>Kabul: The Untold Story of Biden’s Fiasco and the American Warriors Who Fought to the End.</em><br />
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On August 28, 2021, the passenger terminal of the Kabul airport was filthy after the United States' botched withdrawal from Afghanistan. For a week, more than 120,000 Afghans had camped at the terminal, “defecating and leaving trash, bags, clothes, and other unspeakable things.”</p>

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<h2><strong>Order accompanied by threat</strong></h2>

<p>At every level, Marines were left infuriated after the officials were “forced to scoop up human poop.” The order to clean “came with a threat that we would not leave at all if it was not completed,” stated one junior Marine, while interacting with authors Jerry Dunleavy and James Hasson.<br />
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“It was degrading and ridiculous. We took a lot of casualties and put a lot of effort into that mission and to close it out that way was wrong. Morale was really down at that point, and it was an extremely pointless effort,” he added.<br />
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“It was the final indignity for our military heroes, who put themselves in harm’s way to satisfy a callous commander-in-chief who kept changing his mind to suit the political winds,” the junior stated.</p>

<p><strong>WATCH |&nbsp;Gravitas: Pakistan Closes Vital Border Crossing with Afghanistan</strong></p>

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<h2><strong>US' hasty withdrawal from Afghanistan</strong></h2>

<p>The withdrawal of the United States was completed on 30 August 2021 as the Taliban took over the war-ravaged country after waging a 20-year insurgency against US-led forces which had invaded Afghanistan in October 2001, in the wake of September 11 terror attacks that year.<br />
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After the withdrawal, the US Central Command head said that there was "a lot of heartbreak" during the departure. The US and its NATO allies were forced to exit Afghanistan hastily as they failed to anticipate that the Taliban would take over so quickly.<br />
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The military withdrawal of the United States from Afghanistan was completed after a huge and chaotic airlift which took the lives of 13 US service members, leaving behind hundreds of Americans and thousands of Afghans still seeking an escape from Taliban rule.</p>

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In a shocking revelation, a book recalled the horrific experience of US Marines when they were asked to collect human faeces and other disgusting garbage which had littered the airport and leave it clean for the Taliban before exiting Kabul in August 2021.

In a shocking revelation, a book recalled the horrific experience of US Marines when they were asked to collect human faeces and other disgusting garbage which had littered the airport and leave it clean for the Taliban before exiting Kabul in August 2021. The humiliating experience was for the first time recounted in a new book, Kabul: The Untold Story of Biden’s Fiasco and the American Warriors Who Fought to the End. On August 28, 2021, the passenger terminal of the Kabul airport was filthy after the United States' botched withdrawal from Afghanistan. For a week, more than 120,000 Afghans had camped at the terminal, “defecating and leaving trash, bags, clothes, and other unspeakable things.” ALSO READ | Viral video shows Pak Taliban chief giving orders to terrorists involved in attack on check post Order accompanied by threat At every level, Marines were left infuriated after the officials were “forced to scoop up human poop.” The order to clean “came with a threat that we would not leave at all if it was not completed,” stated one junior Marine, while interacting with authors Jerry Dunleavy and James Hasson. “It was degrading and ridiculous. We took a lot of casualties and put a lot of effort into that mission and to close it out that way was wrong. Morale was really down at that point, and it was an extremely pointless effort,” he added. “It was the final indignity for our military heroes, who put themselves in harm’s way to satisfy a callous commander-in-chief who kept changing his mind to suit the political winds,” the junior stated. WATCH | Gravitas: Pakistan Closes Vital Border Crossing with Afghanistan US' hasty withdrawal from Afghanistan The withdrawal of the United States was completed on 30 August 2021 as the Taliban took over the war-ravaged country after waging a 20-year insurgency against US-led forces which had invaded Afghanistan in October 2001, in the wake of September 11 terror attacks that year. After the withdrawal, the US Central Command head said that there was "a lot of heartbreak" during the departure. The US and its NATO allies were forced to exit Afghanistan hastily as they failed to anticipate that the Taliban would take over so quickly. The military withdrawal of the United States from Afghanistan was completed after a huge and chaotic airlift which took the lives of 13 US service members, leaving behind hundreds of Americans and thousands of Afghans still seeking an escape from Taliban rule. 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>Ukraine on Monday (September 11) claimed that its forces have now taken over an oil and gas drilling platform present in the Black Sea, which was under Moscow's control since 2015.</p>

<p>The platform is located roughly half way between the coast of the southwestern Odesa region of Ukraine and the Moscow-annexed Crimean peninsula.</p>

<p>"Ukraine regains control of the so-called 'Vyshki-Boyka' (platform)," said Kyiv's military intelligence, in a statement.</p>

<p>It stated that the drilling platforms were taken into control and added that it was part of a "unique operation."</p>

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<p>"During one phase of the operation, a battle took place between Ukrainian special forces on boats and a Russian Su-30 fighter jet," it said, claiming that Moscow's plane was "hit and forced to retreat”.</p>

<p>A video was released in which boats can be seen circulating around the oil and gas platform before its troops started firing into the air.</p>

<h2><strong>More territories&nbsp;regained in counteroffensive</strong></h2>

<p>On Monday, Ukraine also claimed that more territory has been regained on the eastern and southern fronts in its counteroffensive against Russian forces in the past week.<br />
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In a televised comment, Deputy Defence Minister Hanna Maliar said that Kyiv retook nearly 2 square km (0.77 square miles) of land near the eastern city of Bakhmut, which was captured by Russia in May after the fighting continued for months.<br />
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Later, she added on the Telegram messaging app that in the past week, 4.8 square km in the southern Tavria sector was also recaptured by the Ukrainian army.<br />
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Maliar, in her televised comments, stated that part of the village of Opytne, which is located on the southern side of the eastern city of Avdiivka, has been captured by the Ukrainian forces and added they also had a "partial success" near the village of Novomaiorske in Donetsk's eastern region.</p>

<p><strong>WATCH |&nbsp;More than 30 Russian drones launched on Kyiv in overnight air strikes, claims Ukraine</strong></p>

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<p>She added that "some success" was achieved near the villages of Klishchiivka and Andriivka south of Bakhmut.<br />
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She added that the Ukrainian troops were able to regain control of around 49 square km near Bakhmut since the counteroffensive started in early June. She added that more than 256 square km was recaptured in the Tavria direction.<br />
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A series of settlements and villages have been retaken by Kyiv in the counteroffensive, however, its soldiers have suffered losses due to vast Russian minefields and trenches.</p>

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Ukraine on Monday (September 11) claimed that its forces have now taken over an oil and gas drilling platform present in the Black Sea, which was under Moscow's control since 2015.

Ukraine on Monday (September 11) claimed that its forces have now taken over an oil and gas drilling platform present in the Black Sea, which was under Moscow's control since 2015. The platform is located roughly half way between the coast of the southwestern Odesa region of Ukraine and the Moscow-annexed Crimean peninsula. "Ukraine regains control of the so-called 'Vyshki-Boyka' (platform)," said Kyiv's military intelligence, in a statement. It stated that the drilling platforms were taken into control and added that it was part of a "unique operation." ALSO READ | Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky claims Russian leader Vladimir Putin killed Wagner chief Prigozhin "During one phase of the operation, a battle took place between Ukrainian special forces on boats and a Russian Su-30 fighter jet," it said, claiming that Moscow's plane was "hit and forced to retreat”. A video was released in which boats can be seen circulating around the oil and gas platform before its troops started firing into the air. More territories regained in counteroffensive On Monday, Ukraine also claimed that more territory has been regained on the eastern and southern fronts in its counteroffensive against Russian forces in the past week. In a televised comment, Deputy Defence Minister Hanna Maliar said that Kyiv retook nearly 2 square km (0.77 square miles) of land near the eastern city of Bakhmut, which was captured by Russia in May after the fighting continued for months. Later, she added on the Telegram messaging app that in the past week, 4.8 square km in the southern Tavria sector was also recaptured by the Ukrainian army. Maliar, in her televised comments, stated that part of the village of Opytne, which is located on the southern side of the eastern city of Avdiivka, has been captured by the Ukrainian forces and added they also had a "partial success" near the village of Novomaiorske in Donetsk's eastern region. WATCH | More than 30 Russian drones launched on Kyiv in overnight air strikes, claims Ukraine She added that "some success" was achieved near the villages of Klishchiivka and Andriivka south of Bakhmut. She added that the Ukrainian troops were able to regain control of around 49 square km near Bakhmut since the counteroffensive started in early June. She added that more than 256 square km was recaptured in the Tavria direction. A series of settlements and villages have been retaken by Kyiv in the counteroffensive, however, its soldiers have suffered losses due to vast Russian minefields and trenches. Disclaimer: A number of claims and counterclaims are being made on Ukraine-Russia war on the ground and online. While WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing developments, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos (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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