Sri Lanka is facing their worst economic crisis since gaining independence in 1948 and the government has been trying to implement a number of measures to improve the situation. The past couple of months has seen acute food shortages and inflation which resulted into uproar within the public. Now, the government has decided to reduce the limit of foreign currency that an individual can possess. The limit will reduce from USD 15,000 to USD 10,000 as the country looks to protect its quickly diminishing foreign exchange reserve and try to limit the already record levels of inflation.

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The forex shortage forced Sri Lanka to default on their international debut in April this year and in order to improve the situation, Minister of Finance Ranil Wickremesinghe issued the order under the Foreign Exchange Act in order to get the forex reserves back into the banking system.

“Reducing the amount of foreign currency retained in possession by a person in, or resident in, Sri Lanka from USD 15,000 to USD 10,000 or its equivalent in other foreign currencies,” an official statement said according to a PTI report.

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The people of Sri Lanka have been provided a period of 14 days to deposit the excess foreign currency and after that period, everyone will have to provide a proof of possession. This is a move that was hinted at by Governor of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka Nandalal Weerasinghe.

Sri Lanka are currently in conversation with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in relation to their loan default and they are also talking with other nations about possible loan options.

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Sri Lanka is facing their worst economic crisis since gaining independence in 1948 and the government has been trying to implement a number of measures to improve the situation. The past couple of months has seen acute food shortages and inflation which resulted into uproar within the public. Now, the government has decided to reduce the limit of foreign currency that an individual can possess. The limit will reduce from USD 15,000 to USD 10,000 as the country looks to protect its quickly diminishing foreign exchange reserve and try to limit the already record levels of inflation. Also read | US plane's Taiwan Strait flyover ‘endangered peace and stability’: China The forex shortage forced Sri Lanka to default on their international debut in April this year and in order to improve the situation, Minister of Finance Ranil Wickremesinghe issued the order under the Foreign Exchange Act in order to get the forex reserves back into the banking system. “Reducing the amount of foreign currency retained in possession by a person in, or resident in, Sri Lanka from USD 15,000 to USD 10,000 or its equivalent in other foreign currencies,” an official statement said according to a PTI report. Also read | Contraception, LGBTQ rights: US Supreme Court hints at next possible targets The people of Sri Lanka have been provided a period of 14 days to deposit the excess foreign currency and after that period, everyone will have to provide a proof of possession. This is a move that was hinted at by Governor of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka Nandalal Weerasinghe. Sri Lanka are currently in conversation with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in relation to their loan default and they are also talking with other nations about possible loan options. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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The reversal of Roe v Wade by the United States Supreme Court has created a lot of mixed feelings in the United States. The decision was welcomed by the conservatives and Republicans while the removal of abortion rights resulted to a number of protests around the country. The ruling by justice Clarence Thomas also allowed a sneak peek into the topics that can be up for debate in the aftermath of this ruling. According to the ruling, he suggested that in the future, the Supreme Court can be looking into issues like contraception access, marriage equality and even LGBTQ rights.

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“In future cases, we should reconsider all of this court’s substantive due process precedents, including Griswold, Lawrence, and Obergefell,” Thomas wrote in his concurring opinion.

In Lawrence v Texas in 2003, the states could not criminalise sodomy while in Griswold v Connecticut in 1965, the Supreme Court ruled that a married couple can exercise their right to use contraception without any government interference. In 2005, Obergefell v Hodges established the right for same-sex couples to marry. These are mainly the cases mentioned by Justice Thomas in his notes.

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While Justice Samuel Alito said that the decision to reverse Roe v Wade will not have any impact on other major precent cases, it was dismissed by the three liberal judges in the court.

“Either the mass of the majority’s opinion is hypocrisy or additional constitutional rights are under threat,” the liberal justices wrote according to The Guardian. “It is one or the other.”

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The reversal of Roe v Wade by the United States Supreme Court has created a lot of mixed feelings in the United States. The decision was welcomed by the conservatives and Republicans while the removal of abortion rights resulted to a number of protests around the country. The ruling by justice Clarence Thomas also allowed a sneak peek into the topics that can be up for debate in the aftermath of this ruling. According to the ruling, he suggested that in the future, the Supreme Court can be looking into issues like contraception access, marriage equality and even LGBTQ rights. Also read | US plane's Taiwan Strait flyover ‘endangered peace and stability’: China “In future cases, we should reconsider all of this court’s substantive due process precedents, including Griswold, Lawrence, and Obergefell,” Thomas wrote in his concurring opinion. In Lawrence v Texas in 2003, the states could not criminalise sodomy while in Griswold v Connecticut in 1965, the Supreme Court ruled that a married couple can exercise their right to use contraception without any government interference. In 2005, Obergefell v Hodges established the right for same-sex couples to marry. These are mainly the cases mentioned by Justice Thomas in his notes. Also read | Roe vs Wade overturned: Vatican, US Bishops praise Supreme Court decision While Justice Samuel Alito said that the decision to reverse Roe v Wade will not have any impact on other major precent cases, it was dismissed by the three liberal judges in the court. “Either the mass of the majority’s opinion is hypocrisy or additional constitutional rights are under threat,” the liberal justices wrote according to The Guardian. “It is one or the other.” WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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A unique coin found by a man in the United States has created a huge buzz on the internet for its interesting designs. Jordan, who hails from Michigan, posted a picture of the coin on Reddit and it showed an alien head minted on one of its surfaces. He said that he found the coin in a “roll of quarters” which he was skimming through for high silver content. However, the coin caught his fancy and he decided to post the picture on social media in order to learn more about it.

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&nbsp;“Checking coin rolls is a hobby of mine that I love to do in my spare time. In one of the rolls, I was immediately startled by an odd coin featuring the bust of an extra-terrestrial. It stood out in stark contrast to the bust of Washington present on the other coins,” Jordan told Newsweek.

However, it turned out to be a ‘hobo nickel’ when he took it to a local pawn shop.

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"He reassured me that the federal reserve isn't being run by aliens and that the coin isn't all that rare. He identified it as a hobo nickel, worth around $10-$20 to collectors," Jordan said.

The Hobo nickels were created by homeless people who carved out a number of designs on the coins and it was quite popular in the 20th century. A user on Reddit even found a link to Hobo nickels being sold on eBay and the average price was around $14, or roughly Rs 1,100.

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A unique coin found by a man in the United States has created a huge buzz on the internet for its interesting designs. Jordan, who hails from Michigan, posted a picture of the coin on Reddit and it showed an alien head minted on one of its surfaces. He said that he found the coin in a “roll of quarters” which he was skimming through for high silver content. However, the coin caught his fancy and he decided to post the picture on social media in order to learn more about it. Also read | Grandma's voice from Amazon Alexa is freaking out the internet “Checking coin rolls is a hobby of mine that I love to do in my spare time. In one of the rolls, I was immediately startled by an odd coin featuring the bust of an extra-terrestrial. It stood out in stark contrast to the bust of Washington present on the other coins,” Jordan told Newsweek. However, it turned out to be a ‘hobo nickel’ when he took it to a local pawn shop. Also read | Japanese man loses USB drive with entire city's personal data after night out "He reassured me that the federal reserve isn't being run by aliens and that the coin isn't all that rare. He identified it as a hobo nickel, worth around $10-$20 to collectors," Jordan said. The Hobo nickels were created by homeless people who carved out a number of designs on the coins and it was quite popular in the 20th century. A user on Reddit even found a link to Hobo nickels being sold on eBay and the average price was around $14, or roughly Rs 1,100. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Former world number one Serena Williams hinted on Thursday that she could make her long-awaited return at Wimbledon in June, exactly a year since she last played on the tour at the same Grand Slam.

Williams, 40, limped out of last year's first-round match at Wimbledon in tears due to a leg injury.

She also skipped the Olympics in Tokyo and the U.S. Open in 2021 due to the hamstring injury, as well as the Australian Open earlier this year.

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On an Instagram story with NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers, Serena said: "We've been talking about my comeback and he's been hyping me up and getting me ready for Wimbledon. Can't wait!"

When Rodgers asked her about a potential comeback at the U.S. Open, she added: "Wimbledon's before the U.S. Open, I've got to play Wimbledon first. Exciting!"

Wimbledon runs from June 27-July 10. Williams has won the grasscourt major seven times, with her last success coming in 2016.

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Earlier on Thursday, her long-time coach Patrick Mouratoglou revealed he was now working full-time with twice Grand Slam champion Simona Halep after speaking to Williams.

Williams, who has been on the hunt for an elusive 24th major since winning her last Grand Slam title at the 2017 Australian Open, has slipped to 246th in the women's rankings.

She reached the final in four Grand Slams since giving birth to daughter Olympia in 2017 but lost in straight sets on each occasion.

Former world number one Serena Williams hinted on Thursday that she could make her long-awaited return at Wimbledon in June, exactly a year since she last played on the tour at the same Grand Slam.

Former world number one Serena Williams hinted on Thursday that she could make her long-awaited return at Wimbledon in June, exactly a year since she last played on the tour at the same Grand Slam. Williams, 40, limped out of last year's first-round match at Wimbledon in tears due to a leg injury. She also skipped the Olympics in Tokyo and the U.S. Open in 2021 due to the hamstring injury, as well as the Australian Open earlier this year. ALSO READ: Patrick Mouratoglou to coach former world no 1 Simona Halep full-time On an Instagram story with NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers, Serena said: "We've been talking about my comeback and he's been hyping me up and getting me ready for Wimbledon. Can't wait!" When Rodgers asked her about a potential comeback at the U.S. Open, she added: "Wimbledon's before the U.S. Open, I've got to play Wimbledon first. Exciting!" Wimbledon runs from June 27-July 10. Williams has won the grasscourt major seven times, with her last success coming in 2016. ALSO READ: Dominic Thiem, Matteo Berrettini withdraw from Monte Carlo Masters due to COVID, injury Earlier on Thursday, her long-time coach Patrick Mouratoglou revealed he was now working full-time with twice Grand Slam champion Simona Halep after speaking to Williams. Williams, who has been on the hunt for an elusive 24th major since winning her last Grand Slam title at the 2017 Australian Open, has slipped to 246th in the women's rankings. She reached the final in four Grand Slams since giving birth to daughter Olympia in 2017 but lost in straight sets on each occasion.

'I've got to play Wimbledon first': Serena Williams teases comeback after a year on the sidelines

Russian journalist Dmitry Muratov sold his Nobel Peace Prize for a massive $103.5 million as the proceeds will all go to child refugees from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. This is the most amount of money that a Nobel Prize medal has ever fetched in an auction with the previous highest being $4.76 million in 2014, when James Watson, co-discoverer of the structure of DNA, sold his 1962 Nobel Prize. The identity of the buyer was not confirmed by Heritage Auctions, but they hinted that the buyer was from overseas. Muratov has been highly critical of the Russian administration from the beginning of the invasion, and he has already donated $500,000 to various different charities.

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“I was hoping that there was going to be an enormous amount of solidarity, but I was not expecting this to be such a huge amount,” Muratov said in an interview according to Associated Press.

Muratov founded the independent Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta, and he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2021 for his contribution to journalism amid government crackdowns.

The auction was expected to fetch more than $1 million but everyone was surprised with the final amount.

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“I can’t believe it. I’m awestruck. Personally, I’m flabbergasted. I’m stunned. I don’t really know what happened in there,” said Joshua Benesh, the chief strategy officer for Heritage Auctions.

“We knew that there was a tremendous groundswell of interest in the last couple of days by people who were moved by Dimitry’s story, by Dimitry’s act of generosity, that the global audience was listening tonight,” he added.

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Russian journalist Dmitry Muratov sold his Nobel Peace Prize for a massive $103.5 million as the proceeds will all go to child refugees from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Russian journalist Dmitry Muratov sold his Nobel Peace Prize for a massive $103.5 million as the proceeds will all go to child refugees from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. This is the most amount of money that a Nobel Prize medal has ever fetched in an auction with the previous highest being $4.76 million in 2014, when James Watson, co-discoverer of the structure of DNA, sold his 1962 Nobel Prize. The identity of the buyer was not confirmed by Heritage Auctions, but they hinted that the buyer was from overseas. Muratov has been highly critical of the Russian administration from the beginning of the invasion, and he has already donated $500,000 to various different charities. Also read | Putin 'proud' of Russian troops; says SARMAT would be commissioned this year “I was hoping that there was going to be an enormous amount of solidarity, but I was not expecting this to be such a huge amount,” Muratov said in an interview according to Associated Press. Muratov founded the independent Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta, and he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2021 for his contribution to journalism amid government crackdowns. The auction was expected to fetch more than $1 million but everyone was surprised with the final amount. Also read | Twitter’s board of directors urges shareholders to approve Musk takeover bid “I can’t believe it. I’m awestruck. Personally, I’m flabbergasted. I’m stunned. I don’t really know what happened in there,” said Joshua Benesh, the chief strategy officer for Heritage Auctions. “We knew that there was a tremendous groundswell of interest in the last couple of days by people who were moved by Dimitry’s story, by Dimitry’s act of generosity, that the global audience was listening tonight,” he added. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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The northern Chinese city of Tangshan has been in the news recently for all the wrong reasons. The attack on four female diners by a group of men on June 10 created a stir around the world and sparked a wider conversation about women safety in the country. Now, the Chinese authorities have decided to strip the city of a national honorary title due to the incident. The civilisation office of the Communist party of China’s central committee said on Wednesday that they are removing Tangshan from the list of “national civilised cities” – a title bestowed upon cities by the Chinese government.

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“The honour of a civilised city belongs to all citizens and cannot be smeared or desecrated,” said China City News, a news outlet under the official People’s Daily in the report. “When facing so many problems, Tangshan clearly did not show the warmth of a [civilised] city.”

Since the attack, nine people have been arrested in connection to the incident while five police officers have faced investigations. However, the government decided to strip the city of the title after a lot of criticism both from publications around the world and also the social media.

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The five, including Ma Aijun, the district chief of the Lubei police force, were charged with "seriously breaking discipline and legislation," according to the provincial discipline committee.

In 2020, Tangshan won the title of “civilised city” for the fourth consecutive times with the parameters being overall development, their environment as well as their attractiveness to people from outside, according to the state media. Around 600 cities have won the title since 2005.

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The northern Chinese city of Tangshan has been in the news recently for all the wrong reasons. The attack on four female diners by a group of men on June 10 created a stir around the world and sparked a wider conversation about women safety in the country. Now, the Chinese authorities have decided to strip the city of a national honorary title due to the incident. The civilisation office of the Communist party of China’s central committee said on Wednesday that they are removing Tangshan from the list of “national civilised cities” – a title bestowed upon cities by the Chinese government. Also read | Russian oil supplies to China and India are growing noticeably, says Vladimir Putin “The honour of a civilised city belongs to all citizens and cannot be smeared or desecrated,” said China City News, a news outlet under the official People’s Daily in the report. “When facing so many problems, Tangshan clearly did not show the warmth of a [civilised] city.” Since the attack, nine people have been arrested in connection to the incident while five police officers have faced investigations. However, the government decided to strip the city of the title after a lot of criticism both from publications around the world and also the social media. Also read | Biden to ask US Congress to stop gas tax for three months as fuel prices rise The five, including Ma Aijun, the district chief of the Lubei police force, were charged with "seriously breaking discipline and legislation," according to the provincial discipline committee. In 2020, Tangshan won the title of “civilised city” for the fourth consecutive times with the parameters being overall development, their environment as well as their attractiveness to people from outside, according to the state media. Around 600 cities have won the title since 2005. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Qatar Airways and plane-maker Airbus has been embroiled in an ongoing case in United Kingdom over the paint problem found in some of the Qatar Airways ground 23 A350 jets. Qatar Airways chief executive Akbar Al Baker on Tuesday criticised Airbus for “acting like a bully”. "If things were settled, we wouldn't be still waiting for the trial to happen next year," he said at the International Air Transport Association annual general meeting in Doha according to Reuters. "A manufacturer must never be allowed to use their market dominance to bully their long-standing customer,” he added.

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In response, Airbus said: "The best solution is a negotiated one and this is what Airbus is seeking."

Qatar Airways have demanded S1 billion as compensation for the damaged paintwork and although both parties were supposed to reach an agreement in May, talks fell through at the last moment.

Qatar Airlines was the biggest client for Airbus in the middle east. But Qatar Airways decided to ground a part of their A350s last year and even asked $200,000 per day damages. Airbus did not agree to their demands and cancelled an order worth more than $6 billion for 50 A321s from them.

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"We have this situation to resolve, and it takes time. It takes time and sweat, and I'm very frustrated to be in this situation," Airbus chief executive Guillaume Faury said according to the Reuters report.

"I don't like to be in this situation with customers, that's very clear, that's why we're trying to work out a solution moving forward. But it's difficult," he concluded.

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Qatar Airways and plane-maker Airbus has been embroiled in an ongoing case in United Kingdom over the paint problem found in some of the Qatar Airways ground 23 A350 jets.

Qatar Airways and plane-maker Airbus has been embroiled in an ongoing case in United Kingdom over the paint problem found in some of the Qatar Airways ground 23 A350 jets. Qatar Airways chief executive Akbar Al Baker on Tuesday criticised Airbus for “acting like a bully”. "If things were settled, we wouldn't be still waiting for the trial to happen next year," he said at the International Air Transport Association annual general meeting in Doha according to Reuters. "A manufacturer must never be allowed to use their market dominance to bully their long-standing customer,” he added. Also read | Russian oil supplies to China and India are growing noticeably, says Vladimir Putin In response, Airbus said: "The best solution is a negotiated one and this is what Airbus is seeking." Qatar Airways have demanded S1 billion as compensation for the damaged paintwork and although both parties were supposed to reach an agreement in May, talks fell through at the last moment. Qatar Airlines was the biggest client for Airbus in the middle east. But Qatar Airways decided to ground a part of their A350s last year and even asked $200,000 per day damages. Airbus did not agree to their demands and cancelled an order worth more than $6 billion for 50 A321s from them. Also read | 'Ukraine crisis is wakeup call': Jinping warns against expanding military ties "We have this situation to resolve, and it takes time. It takes time and sweat, and I'm very frustrated to be in this situation," Airbus chief executive Guillaume Faury said according to the Reuters report. "I don't like to be in this situation with customers, that's very clear, that's why we're trying to work out a solution moving forward. But it's difficult," he concluded. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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The ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine has prompted the United States and other western countries to impose hard sanctions of Russia and the European Union (EU) has also been trying to decrease oil and gas imports from the country. However, India and China have been importing oil supplies from Russia even now and President Vladimir Putin said at the BRICS Business Summit that trade with both nations has strengthened lately. According to AFP, Putin said that Russia’s trade with Brazil, India, China and South Africa rose 38% in the first three months of the year to $45 billion.

“Russian oil supplies to China and India are growing noticeably," Putin said in a video address.

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"Russian oil deliveries to China and India are increasing. Agricultural cooperation is developing dynamically, as is the export of Russian fertiliser to BRICS countries”, he added according to AFP.

Putin also called upon the BRICS nations to strengthen their ties amid the global economic crisis.

"Businessmen of our countries are forced to develop their business under difficult conditions where Western partners neglect the basic principles of market economy, free trade, as well as the inviolability of private property," Putin said at the BRICS Business Summit on Wednesday.

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The sanctions enforced by the US and EU have affected the Russian economy to a certain extent and Putin were quick to criticise "the permanent implementation of new politically motivated sanctions" by the US and other western countries that contradict "common sense and basic economic logic".

Putin concluded his speech by saying that Russia is looking at "alternative international transfer mechanisms" with BRICS nations in order to reduce their dependence on Dollar and Euro.

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The ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine has prompted the United States and other western countries to impose hard sanctions of Russia and the European Union (EU) has also been trying to decrease oil and gas imports from the country.

The ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine has prompted the United States and other western countries to impose hard sanctions of Russia and the European Union (EU) has also been trying to decrease oil and gas imports from the country. However, India and China have been importing oil supplies from Russia even now and President Vladimir Putin said at the BRICS Business Summit that trade with both nations has strengthened lately. According to AFP, Putin said that Russia’s trade with Brazil, India, China and South Africa rose 38% in the first three months of the year to $45 billion. “Russian oil supplies to China and India are growing noticeably," Putin said in a video address. Also read | Biden to ask US Congress to stop gas tax for three months as fuel prices rise "Russian oil deliveries to China and India are increasing. Agricultural cooperation is developing dynamically, as is the export of Russian fertiliser to BRICS countries”, he added according to AFP. Putin also called upon the BRICS nations to strengthen their ties amid the global economic crisis. "Businessmen of our countries are forced to develop their business under difficult conditions where Western partners neglect the basic principles of market economy, free trade, as well as the inviolability of private property," Putin said at the BRICS Business Summit on Wednesday. Also read | 'Ukraine crisis is wakeup call': Jinping warns against expanding military ties The sanctions enforced by the US and EU have affected the Russian economy to a certain extent and Putin were quick to criticise "the permanent implementation of new politically motivated sanctions" by the US and other western countries that contradict "common sense and basic economic logic". Putin concluded his speech by saying that Russia is looking at "alternative international transfer mechanisms" with BRICS nations in order to reduce their dependence on Dollar and Euro. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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The Office of Communications (Ofcom) in the United Kingdom found the Khalsa Television Limited in breach of its broadcasting rules and the latter has now surrendered their license to broadcast in the UK. The media watchdog decided to suspend KTV (the channel owned by the network) after a thorough investigation regarding its Khalistani propaganda and it has now resulted in them losing their license. The suspension was handed after a ‘Prime Time’ programme on December 30 last year where they were found guilty of trying to “encourage or incite the commission of a crime or lead to disorder”. Ofcom concluded that the program included subjects which could “incite violence”.

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“On 13 May 2022, Ofcom issued a draft notice to revoke the broadcasting licence of Khalsa Television Limited, which Ofcom had suspended after its channel KTV broadcast material that was likely to incite violence,” Ofcom said in a statement regarding the entire incident.

“This was the third time within four years that this licensee had been found in breach of our rules on incitement to crime due to programmes inciting violence. The KTV television channel served the Sikh community in the United Kingdom,” the statement further added according to a PTI report.

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The KTV channel has been off air since March 31 since the suspension was announced and according to Ofcom, a future license seems tough for the network due to the controversial content.

According to PTI, the Ofcom investigation ruled that the statements made in the channel “promoted violence, including murder, as an acceptable and necessary form of action to further the Khalistani cause”.

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The Office of Communications (Ofcom) in the United Kingdom found the Khalsa Television Limited in breach of its broadcasting rules and the latter has now surrendered their license to broadcast in the UK.

The Office of Communications (Ofcom) in the United Kingdom found the Khalsa Television Limited in breach of its broadcasting rules and the latter has now surrendered their license to broadcast in the UK. The media watchdog decided to suspend KTV (the channel owned by the network) after a thorough investigation regarding its Khalistani propaganda and it has now resulted in them losing their license. The suspension was handed after a ‘Prime Time’ programme on December 30 last year where they were found guilty of trying to “encourage or incite the commission of a crime or lead to disorder”. Ofcom concluded that the program included subjects which could “incite violence”. Also read | 'Digging grave after grave': 1000 killed as earthquake jolts Afghanistan “On 13 May 2022, Ofcom issued a draft notice to revoke the broadcasting licence of Khalsa Television Limited, which Ofcom had suspended after its channel KTV broadcast material that was likely to incite violence,” Ofcom said in a statement regarding the entire incident. “This was the third time within four years that this licensee had been found in breach of our rules on incitement to crime due to programmes inciting violence. The KTV television channel served the Sikh community in the United Kingdom,” the statement further added according to a PTI report. Also read | With 4 to 5 rape cases daily, Pakistan's Punjab declares 'rape emergency' The KTV channel has been off air since March 31 since the suspension was announced and according to Ofcom, a future license seems tough for the network due to the controversial content. According to PTI, the Ofcom investigation ruled that the statements made in the channel “promoted violence, including murder, as an acceptable and necessary form of action to further the Khalistani cause”. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman visits Turkey for the first time in years on Wednesday for talks with President Tayyip Erdogan aimed at fully normalising ties that were ruptured after the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

The visit marks a step in Prince Mohammed's effort to rehabilitee his image beyond the Gulf and comes as Erdogan seeks financial support that could help relieve Turkey's beleaguered economy ahead of tight elections for the president.

In April, Erdogan held one-on-one talks with Prince Mohammed in Saudi Arabia after a months-long drive to mend relations between the regional powers, including dropping the Turkish trial over Khashoggi's 2018 murder in Istanbul.

Erdogan said last week he and Riyadh's de facto leader would discuss "to what much higher level" they can take ties during talks in Ankara. read more

The visit is expected to bring "a full normalisation and a restoration of the pre-crisis period," a senior Turkish official told Reuters on condition of anonymity. "A new era will begin."

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Erdogan was scheduled to welcome the crown prince at the presidential palace for talks in the afternoon. No public statements are scheduled.

The Turkish official said the two countries had lifted restrictions on trade, flights and the screening of TV series, with mutual negative media coverage also halted.

Agreements on energy, economy and security would be signed during the visit, while a plan was also in the works for Saudi funds to enter capital markets in Turkey, the official said.

However, he said negotiations on a possible currency swap line - which could help restore Turkey's diminished foreign reserves - were not moving "as fast as desired" and will be discussed privately between Erdogan and Prince Mohammed.

Prince Mohammed is on his first tour outside the Gulf region in over three years including a visit to Jordan. read more

Ties between Ankara and Riyadh took a turn for the worse after a Saudi hit squad killed and dismembered Khashoggi in 2018 at the kingdom's consulate in Istanbul. Erdogan at the time blamed it on the "highest levels" of the Saudi government.

The visit, including the welcoming ceremony at the palace, marks a turnaround in their relations. Ankara stopped all criticism and halted its murder trial in April, transferring the case to Riyadh in a move condemned by human rights groups.

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Prince Mohammed has been leveraging Saudi Arabia's vast wealth and oil production capacity to lure in Western leaders and private business partners, hoping shifting geopolitics and a focus on social and economic reforms would soften criticism of his human rights record.

U.S. President Joe Biden is set to visit Saudi Arabia in July as Washington struggles with record high gasoline prices and building a united front against Russia after its invasion of Ukraine.

The visit also comes as Turkey's economy is badly strained by a slumping lira and inflation soaring beyond 70%. Saudi funds and foreign currency could help Erdogan shore up support ahead of elections by June 2023, analysts say.

The Turkish official said Saudi Arabia may be interested in companies within the Turkish Wealth Fund or elsewhere, or in making investments similar to those by the United Arab Emirates in recent months.

The leaders will also discuss the possible sale of Turkish armed drones to Riyadh, the person added.

Kemal Kilicdaroglu, leader of the main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP), said on Tuesday that Erdogan "will embrace the man who ordered the killing" of Khashoggi.

Prince Mohammed denies any involvement in the murder.

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Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman visits Turkey for the first time in years on Wednesday for talks with President Tayyip Erdogan aimed at fully normalising ties that were ruptured after the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman visits Turkey for the first time in years on Wednesday for talks with President Tayyip Erdogan aimed at fully normalising ties that were ruptured after the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi. The visit marks a step in Prince Mohammed's effort to rehabilitee his image beyond the Gulf and comes as Erdogan seeks financial support that could help relieve Turkey's beleaguered economy ahead of tight elections for the president. In April, Erdogan held one-on-one talks with Prince Mohammed in Saudi Arabia after a months-long drive to mend relations between the regional powers, including dropping the Turkish trial over Khashoggi's 2018 murder in Istanbul. Erdogan said last week he and Riyadh's de facto leader would discuss "to what much higher level" they can take ties during talks in Ankara. read more The visit is expected to bring "a full normalisation and a restoration of the pre-crisis period," a senior Turkish official told Reuters on condition of anonymity. "A new era will begin." Also read | 'Ukraine crisis is wakeup call': Jinping warns against expanding military ties Erdogan was scheduled to welcome the crown prince at the presidential palace for talks in the afternoon. No public statements are scheduled. The Turkish official said the two countries had lifted restrictions on trade, flights and the screening of TV series, with mutual negative media coverage also halted. Agreements on energy, economy and security would be signed during the visit, while a plan was also in the works for Saudi funds to enter capital markets in Turkey, the official said. However, he said negotiations on a possible currency swap line - which could help restore Turkey's diminished foreign reserves - were not moving "as fast as desired" and will be discussed privately between Erdogan and Prince Mohammed. Prince Mohammed is on his first tour outside the Gulf region in over three years including a visit to Jordan. read more Ties between Ankara and Riyadh took a turn for the worse after a Saudi hit squad killed and dismembered Khashoggi in 2018 at the kingdom's consulate in Istanbul. Erdogan at the time blamed it on the "highest levels" of the Saudi government. The visit, including the welcoming ceremony at the palace, marks a turnaround in their relations. Ankara stopped all criticism and halted its murder trial in April, transferring the case to Riyadh in a move condemned by human rights groups. Also read | Biden to ask US Congress to stop gas tax for three months as fuel prices rise Prince Mohammed has been leveraging Saudi Arabia's vast wealth and oil production capacity to lure in Western leaders and private business partners, hoping shifting geopolitics and a focus on social and economic reforms would soften criticism of his human rights record. U.S. President Joe Biden is set to visit Saudi Arabia in July as Washington struggles with record high gasoline prices and building a united front against Russia after its invasion of Ukraine. The visit also comes as Turkey's economy is badly strained by a slumping lira and inflation soaring beyond 70%. Saudi funds and foreign currency could help Erdogan shore up support ahead of elections by June 2023, analysts say. The Turkish official said Saudi Arabia may be interested in companies within the Turkish Wealth Fund or elsewhere, or in making investments similar to those by the United Arab Emirates in recent months. The leaders will also discuss the possible sale of Turkish armed drones to Riyadh, the person added. Kemal Kilicdaroglu, leader of the main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP), said on Tuesday that Erdogan "will embrace the man who ordered the killing" of Khashoggi. Prince Mohammed denies any involvement in the murder. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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A number of industries have been using robots for a number of tasks and it looks like the world of bartending has joined the list. A robot in Munich can now create cocktails according to the customers’ orders and the bar regulars have accepted the innovation wholeheartedly. The Sausalitos bars in south Germany is the home of the two-armed robot which is mixing cocktails and helping the staff with the day-to-day jobs. ‘The bar element is our most important element. We are Germany’s largest cocktail chain, so the bar is to us what to others the kitchen is,” Sausalitos manager Christoph Heidt said in a video by Reuters. The bar designed the unique robot along with Inores Robotics AG.

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“This industry is suffering from staff shortages which means we would actually very much like to employ more staff if we could find more people willing to work in hospitality,” said Heidt in the video which showed off the various features of the robot. “We will keep the same amount of bar staff we had before, so we are not planning to replace anybody with the robot, rather it aims to be a help.”

The staff working in the bar have accepted the robot as their own. The introduction of the robots has made life easier for them and they were also impressed with how effective the robot has been.

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“I actually find ‘him’ pretty pleasant, he can’t talk back or complain,” bartender Julia Rahn said to Reuters.

“If after six weeks a lime is dropped here and there, then this is only human I would say,” he added.

A number of industries have been using robots for a number of tasks and it looks like the world of bartending has joined the list. A robot in Munich can now create cocktails according to the customers’ orders and the bar regulars have accepted the innovation wholeheartedly.

A number of industries have been using robots for a number of tasks and it looks like the world of bartending has joined the list. A robot in Munich can now create cocktails according to the customers’ orders and the bar regulars have accepted the innovation wholeheartedly. The Sausalitos bars in south Germany is the home of the two-armed robot which is mixing cocktails and helping the staff with the day-to-day jobs. ‘The bar element is our most important element. We are Germany’s largest cocktail chain, so the bar is to us what to others the kitchen is,” Sausalitos manager Christoph Heidt said in a video by Reuters. The bar designed the unique robot along with Inores Robotics AG. A bartending robot in Munich has arrived on the scene to mix a mean mojito and hopefully take some of the strain off the local bar staff pic.twitter.com/KhvQF9gTm2 — Reuters (@Reuters) June 22, 2022 × “This industry is suffering from staff shortages which means we would actually very much like to employ more staff if we could find more people willing to work in hospitality,” said Heidt in the video which showed off the various features of the robot. “We will keep the same amount of bar staff we had before, so we are not planning to replace anybody with the robot, rather it aims to be a help.” The staff working in the bar have accepted the robot as their own. The introduction of the robots has made life easier for them and they were also impressed with how effective the robot has been. Also read | In pics - Ancient Buddhist city in Afghanistan faces existential threat “I actually find ‘him’ pretty pleasant, he can’t talk back or complain,” bartender Julia Rahn said to Reuters. “If after six weeks a lime is dropped here and there, then this is only human I would say,” he added.

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United States President Joe Biden is expected to call on Congress to suspend the federal gas taxes for the next three months in order to combat the rapid rise in fuel prices. Biden will also ask the state governments to suspend their own taxes in order to provide some relief to the public, according to the White House. According to ABC News, a senior administration official said that there is "some evidence that state tax suspensions, in particular, do get passed through to consumers" and added that Biden will be speaking directly on gas companies for price regulation.

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"Companies, of course, are beholden to their shareholders, but they really need to be beholden and conscious of customers, and their fellow neighbors, and their fellow citizens, just like this administration's doing," another senior administration official told reporters according to the ABC News report. "And we hope that that's the spirit that CEOs of these companies will take."

Currently, the United States government charges an 18.4-cent tax per gallon of gasoline and a 24.4-cent tax per gallon of diesel. However, under the new directives, they will forego all tax earnings for three months and the White House said that the cost of the action will be around $10 billion.

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However, according to the ABC News report, the White House official made it clear that these are steps that can provide some relief but a “tax holiday” cannot be the ultimate solution.

A federal gas tax holiday "isn't going to solve the whole problem. It is something that can be done to take a real step to relieve some of that pain at the pump. And we see it as part of a suite of policies that are designed to provide that relief, including policies that focus on the supply side."

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United States President Joe Biden is expected to call on Congress to suspend the federal gas taxes for the next three months in order to combat the rapid rise in fuel prices.

United States President Joe Biden is expected to call on Congress to suspend the federal gas taxes for the next three months in order to combat the rapid rise in fuel prices. Biden will also ask the state governments to suspend their own taxes in order to provide some relief to the public, according to the White House. According to ABC News, a senior administration official said that there is "some evidence that state tax suspensions, in particular, do get passed through to consumers" and added that Biden will be speaking directly on gas companies for price regulation. Also read | Afghanistan earthquake: At least 1000 killed, rescue efforts underway "Companies, of course, are beholden to their shareholders, but they really need to be beholden and conscious of customers, and their fellow neighbors, and their fellow citizens, just like this administration's doing," another senior administration official told reporters according to the ABC News report. "And we hope that that's the spirit that CEOs of these companies will take." Currently, the United States government charges an 18.4-cent tax per gallon of gasoline and a 24.4-cent tax per gallon of diesel. However, under the new directives, they will forego all tax earnings for three months and the White House said that the cost of the action will be around $10 billion. Also read | With 4 to 5 rape cases daily, Pakistan's Punjab declares 'rape emergency' However, according to the ABC News report, the White House official made it clear that these are steps that can provide some relief but a “tax holiday” cannot be the ultimate solution. A federal gas tax holiday "isn't going to solve the whole problem. It is something that can be done to take a real step to relieve some of that pain at the pump. And we see it as part of a suite of policies that are designed to provide that relief, including policies that focus on the supply side." WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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