Suleman Shahbaz, the son of Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, returned home on Sunday (December 11) after spending four years in London. The news agency Associated Press reported that Suleman has come home to face the corruption charges that were filed against him in 2020.&nbsp;

After Suleman's return, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief and former premier Imran Khan slammed the government for the blatant "injustice" in the country, and also called out the government for the economic crisis.&nbsp;

The report also mentioned that after reaching Islamabad early Sunday, Suleman took a flight to his hometown of Lahore. Ata Tarar, a spokesman for Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League party said that Suleman met with his father at the prime minister's residence.&nbsp;

The federal officers won't be able to arrest Suleman as his lawyers have already obtained protective bail for him from the Islamabad High Court last week. The court orders will be in effect until Tuesday and will restrict the officers from arresting him. He can surrender before the trial court.&nbsp;

In November 2020, the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) charged Sharif and his two sons with corruption and money laundering. The FIA has accused the three of laundering nearly $200 million between 2008 and 2018.&nbsp;

In 2018, Suleman flew to London and was never tried for charges. Meanwhile, the Pakistan prime minister and his son Hamza were acquitted by a court in October.&nbsp;

Meanwhile, former PM Khan lashed out at the government. He said that "if anyone wants to understand why Pakistan’s economy is a disaster, just two incidents provide the answer".&nbsp;

He said that the 75-year-old Senator Azam Swati has been "subjected to custodial torture, beaten up in front of his grandchildren, his house vandalised &amp; sealed, &amp; he is being dragged from&nbsp;one prov to another under multiple false FIRs against him in total violation of all laws &amp; basic human rights enshrined in our Constitution."

"In contrast an absconder responsible for billions in corruption &amp; money laundering, Salman Shahbaz, is drycleaned &amp; returns to Pak," he added.&nbsp;

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Suleman Shahbaz, the son of Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, returned home on Sunday (December 11) after spending four years in London. The news agency Associated Press reported that Suleman has come home to face the corruption charges that were filed against him in 2020. After Suleman's return, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief and former premier Imran Khan slammed the government for the blatant "injustice" in the country, and also called out the government for the economic crisis. The report also mentioned that after reaching Islamabad early Sunday, Suleman took a flight to his hometown of Lahore. Ata Tarar, a spokesman for Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League party said that Suleman met with his father at the prime minister's residence. The federal officers won't be able to arrest Suleman as his lawyers have already obtained protective bail for him from the Islamabad High Court last week. The court orders will be in effect until Tuesday and will restrict the officers from arresting him. He can surrender before the trial court. In November 2020, the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) charged Sharif and his two sons with corruption and money laundering. The FIA has accused the three of laundering nearly $200 million between 2008 and 2018. In 2018, Suleman flew to London and was never tried for charges. Meanwhile, the Pakistan prime minister and his son Hamza were acquitted by a court in October. Meanwhile, former PM Khan lashed out at the government. He said that "if anyone wants to understand why Pakistan’s economy is a disaster, just two incidents provide the answer". He said that the 75-year-old Senator Azam Swati has been "subjected to custodial torture, beaten up in front of his grandchildren, his house vandalised & sealed, & he is being dragged from one prov to another under multiple false FIRs against him in total violation of all laws & basic human rights enshrined in our Constitution." "In contrast an absconder responsible for billions in corruption & money laundering, Salman Shahbaz, is drycleaned & returns to Pak," he added. one prov to another under multiple false FIRs against him in total violation of all laws & basic human rights enshrined in our Constitution. In contrast an absconder responsible for billions in corruption & money laundering, Salman Shahbaz, is drycleaned & returns to Pak. — Imran Khan (@ImranKhanPTI) December 11, 2022 × (With inputs from agencies) 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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Volcán de Fuego, an active stratovolcano in Guatemala, erupted over the weekend. Videos and photos showed that the volcano spewed lava and ash, forcing the authorities to close the country's largest airport before activity eased on Sunday.&nbsp;

The volcano is located about 16 kilometres west of Antigua, which is one of Guatemala's most famous cities and a tourist destination.&nbsp;

Media reports mentioned that the volcano rumbled into activity overnight Saturday, which continued on Sunday also. Molten rocks were oozing down the slopes of the volcano.&nbsp;

Smoke and ash were seen high into the air with winds carrying them towards Guatemala City, almost 35 kilometres away.&nbsp;

As quoted by the news agency AFP, the General Directorate of Civil Aeronautics said in a statement that La Aurora international airport, six kilometres south of the capital, was temporarily closed at mid-morning. He said ash was present near the runway.&nbsp;

So far, there are no reports of casualties and authorities have also informed that they are still monitoring the situation.&nbsp;

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Demetrio Pamal, a 28-year-old Indigenous Mayan farmer, told AFP that "people here are used to experiencing this, and they look at it as normal." He commented on the reports that locals saw a sudden expulsion of lava on Saturday night that turned the sky bright red. &nbsp;

The Guatemalan volcanological institute said on Sunday that "activity has decreased; there are no longer pyroclastic flows or the emission of lava or eruptive columns loaded with ash."&nbsp;

Roberto Merida, a technician at the volcanological institute, said: "After several hours of relative calm, this eruptive activity can be considered over."&nbsp;

But the locals are preparing to face a worse situation as they have their backpacks ready with food, water, a flashlight and medicine, AFP reported.&nbsp;

Authorities have not raised any alarm so far, but the situation might deteriorate. Notably, almost 200 people were buried by volcanic ash and mud during a violent eruption of Fuego in June 2018.&nbsp;

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Volcán de Fuego, an active stratovolcano in Guatemala, erupted over the weekend. Videos and photos showed that the volcano spewed lava and ash, forcing the authorities to close the country's largest airport before activity eased on Sunday. The volcano is located about 16 kilometres west of Antigua, which is one of Guatemala's most famous cities and a tourist destination. Media reports mentioned that the volcano rumbled into activity overnight Saturday, which continued on Sunday also. Molten rocks were oozing down the slopes of the volcano. Smoke and ash were seen high into the air with winds carrying them towards Guatemala City, almost 35 kilometres away. As quoted by the news agency AFP, the General Directorate of Civil Aeronautics said in a statement that La Aurora international airport, six kilometres south of the capital, was temporarily closed at mid-morning. He said ash was present near the runway. So far, there are no reports of casualties and authorities have also informed that they are still monitoring the situation. Así nos amaneció hoy desde el #volcanacatenango mientras el #volcandefuego en plena erupción pic.twitter.com/CZw718YZnr — KeynerF🌋⛺ (@neykerforoz) December 11, 2022 × Demetrio Pamal, a 28-year-old Indigenous Mayan farmer, told AFP that "people here are used to experiencing this, and they look at it as normal." He commented on the reports that locals saw a sudden expulsion of lava on Saturday night that turned the sky bright red. The Guatemalan volcanological institute said on Sunday that "activity has decreased; there are no longer pyroclastic flows or the emission of lava or eruptive columns loaded with ash." Roberto Merida, a technician at the volcanological institute, said: "After several hours of relative calm, this eruptive activity can be considered over." But the locals are preparing to face a worse situation as they have their backpacks ready with food, water, a flashlight and medicine, AFP reported. Authorities have not raised any alarm so far, but the situation might deteriorate. Notably, almost 200 people were buried by volcanic ash and mud during a violent eruption of Fuego in June 2018. (With inputs from agencies) 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 kanji character "sen," meaning war or battle has been selected on Monday (December 12) as the symbol for 2022—a year that is marked by the Russia-Ukraine war, the assassination of former leader Shinzo Abe, and other international conflicts.&nbsp; 
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In a public vote, a majority of people thought that the character was the best representation of the year.&nbsp;

In 2021, people voted for the kanji for "kin," meaning gold or money and Olympic-themed choices dominated the voting after Japan had its best-ever haul of 27 gold medals at the Tokyo Olympics 2020.&nbsp;

People were fascinated by the successful conclusion of the Summer Olympics, which was held from July 23 to August 8 in 2021 in the Japanese capital.

According to the Japan Kanji Aptitude Testing Foundation, which is the organiser of the voting, the public mood was darker in 2022—the 28th annual poll run. The final result is based on votes cast by the general public.&nbsp;

In a news release, the group said: "The invasion of Ukraine by Russia, the shooting of former prime minister Abe, and the rapid yen depreciation and inflation faced in daily life have caused anxiety for many people."&nbsp;

The announcement was made by chief Buddhist priest Seihan Mori of Kiyomizu temple in Kyoto. He wrote the character with a giant calligraphy brush on "washi" (Japanese paper).&nbsp;

"I was surprised, frustrated, angry and sad by the war in Ukraine. I am also angry at myself for not being able to do anything about it," said one voter who picked the character.&nbsp;

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The kanji character "sen," meaning war or battle has been selected on Monday (December 12) as the symbol for 2022—a year that is marked by the Russia-Ukraine war, the assassination of former leader Shinzo Abe, and other international conflicts. In a public vote, a majority of people thought that the character was the best representation of the year. In 2021, people voted for the kanji for "kin," meaning gold or money and Olympic-themed choices dominated the voting after Japan had its best-ever haul of 27 gold medals at the Tokyo Olympics 2020. People were fascinated by the successful conclusion of the Summer Olympics, which was held from July 23 to August 8 in 2021 in the Japanese capital. According to the Japan Kanji Aptitude Testing Foundation, which is the organiser of the voting, the public mood was darker in 2022—the 28th annual poll run. The final result is based on votes cast by the general public. In a news release, the group said: "The invasion of Ukraine by Russia, the shooting of former prime minister Abe, and the rapid yen depreciation and inflation faced in daily life have caused anxiety for many people." The announcement was made by chief Buddhist priest Seihan Mori of Kiyomizu temple in Kyoto. He wrote the character with a giant calligraphy brush on "washi" (Japanese paper). "I was surprised, frustrated, angry and sad by the war in Ukraine. I am also angry at myself for not being able to do anything about it," said one voter who picked the character. (With inputs from agencies) 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 United Kingdom last month claimed that the government has secured new free trade deals with over 70 countries since 2016 (since Brexit). In a Twitter post, politician Michael Gove also claimed via an infographic that the trade is over £800bn worth of new free trade.&nbsp;

Now, a statistics watchdog in the UK has called out the Conservatives, stating that claim is misleading.&nbsp;

According to the UK Statistics Authority (UKSA), the £800bn figure also includes the roll-over agreements which continued pre-Brexit trade arrangements.&nbsp;

The issue was raised when the &nbsp;Scottish National Party (SNP)'s trade spokesperson Drew Hendry, wrote UKSA to complain about the Tory graphic.&nbsp;

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While responding to the complaint, UKSA chair Sir Robert Chote replied in a letter that he thought the £800bn figure referred to £559bn in net trade with EU countries last year and around £245bn in post-2016 deals with around 70 non-EU countries.&nbsp;

Chote stated that the information shared by Michael Gove on Twitter is "misleading to describe the £800bn figure as a measure of ‘new global trade' resulting from the recent deals".&nbsp;

As quoted by UK-based media outlets, he added: "That would imply that there had been no trade with these countries before the recent deals and that there would be none now without them."&nbsp;

He also said that the Tory party was contacted to get details&nbsp;as he mentioned that there was no source for the figure "so the public can verify the numbers".&nbsp;

"We have spoken to the Conservative party and asked that any future communications include a link or reference to the source of statistics," he said.&nbsp;

He also issued a warning that the party should provide sources for such figures in the future. "Under the principles of intelligent transparency, we would expect the infographic to include a source for the figure so that the public can verify the numbers, understand the definitions used and put the data into context," Chote wrote to Hendry.&nbsp;

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The United Kingdom last month claimed that the government has secured new free trade deals with over 70 countries since 2016 (since Brexit). In a Twitter post, politician Michael Gove also claimed via an infographic that the trade is over £800bn worth of new free trade. Now, a statistics watchdog in the UK has called out the Conservatives, stating that claim is misleading. According to the UK Statistics Authority (UKSA), the £800bn figure also includes the roll-over agreements which continued pre-Brexit trade arrangements. The issue was raised when the Scottish National Party (SNP)'s trade spokesperson Drew Hendry, wrote UKSA to complain about the Tory graphic. It’s International Trade Week - and just to confirm - I don’t think people in this country have had enough of exports pic.twitter.com/fdP9TgbnmA — Michael Gove (@michaelgove) November 2, 2022 × While responding to the complaint, UKSA chair Sir Robert Chote replied in a letter that he thought the £800bn figure referred to £559bn in net trade with EU countries last year and around £245bn in post-2016 deals with around 70 non-EU countries. Chote stated that the information shared by Michael Gove on Twitter is "misleading to describe the £800bn figure as a measure of ‘new global trade' resulting from the recent deals". As quoted by UK-based media outlets, he added: "That would imply that there had been no trade with these countries before the recent deals and that there would be none now without them." He also said that the Tory party was contacted to get details as he mentioned that there was no source for the figure "so the public can verify the numbers". "We have spoken to the Conservative party and asked that any future communications include a link or reference to the source of statistics," he said. He also issued a warning that the party should provide sources for such figures in the future. "Under the principles of intelligent transparency, we would expect the infographic to include a source for the figure so that the public can verify the numbers, understand the definitions used and put the data into context," Chote wrote to Hendry. 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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Canadian police informed that homicide was the reason for the death of a 24-year-old Indian-origin Sikh man, who died of gunshot wounds in the Canadian province of Alberta.&nbsp;

The man has been identified as Sanraj Singh and his death comes as the second such incident this month in the country.&nbsp;

Police in Edmonton city located Sanraj when they responded to a gunshot report on December 3 night, the police said in a statement released on December 10. As per media reports, he was found injured.&nbsp;

On Saturday (December 3), Southeast Branch officers responded to a report of gunshots in the area of 51 Street and 13 Avenue at approximately 8:40pm (local time).&nbsp;

When they reached there, they found a male sitting in a vehicle in medical distress. Reports have mentioned that the authorities started with giving Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) until EMS arrived and declared him dead.&nbsp;

As per the press release, the autopsy report revealed that "the cause of death was gunshot wounds, and the manner of death is homicide."&nbsp;

The police have also stated that a suspect vehicle was seen leaving the area and also photos of the same were released by homicide investigators.&nbsp;

Authorities also urged the locals to check and report if they find any suspicious activity caught on their CCTV cameras or dashcam on the night of December 3.&nbsp;

This tragic incident comes after a 21-year-old Sikh woman, Pawanpreet Kaur, was shot to death in a 'targeted' attack on December 3 in the Ontario province.&nbsp;

Meanwhile, an 18-year-old Indian-origin teenager, Mehakpreet Sethi was stabbed to death at a high school parking lot in the British Columbia province in November.&nbsp;

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Canadian police informed that homicide was the reason for the death of a 24-year-old Indian-origin Sikh man, who died of gunshot wounds in the Canadian province of Alberta. The man has been identified as Sanraj Singh and his death comes as the second such incident this month in the country. Police in Edmonton city located Sanraj when they responded to a gunshot report on December 3 night, the police said in a statement released on December 10. As per media reports, he was found injured. On Saturday (December 3), Southeast Branch officers responded to a report of gunshots in the area of 51 Street and 13 Avenue at approximately 8:40pm (local time). When they reached there, they found a male sitting in a vehicle in medical distress. Reports have mentioned that the authorities started with giving Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) until EMS arrived and declared him dead. As per the press release, the autopsy report revealed that "the cause of death was gunshot wounds, and the manner of death is homicide." The police have also stated that a suspect vehicle was seen leaving the area and also photos of the same were released by homicide investigators. Authorities also urged the locals to check and report if they find any suspicious activity caught on their CCTV cameras or dashcam on the night of December 3. This tragic incident comes after a 21-year-old Sikh woman, Pawanpreet Kaur, was shot to death in a 'targeted' attack on December 3 in the Ontario province. Meanwhile, an 18-year-old Indian-origin teenager, Mehakpreet Sethi was stabbed to death at a high school parking lot in the British Columbia province in November. (With inputs from agencies) 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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China has been gradually easing certain coronavirus measures but the nation still continues its fight against the pandemic of misinformation related to COVID-19.&nbsp;

Despite the sudden spike in positive Covid cases in the past couple of weeks, Beijing loosened some of the restrictions that were part of the "zero-Covid" policy.&nbsp;

The stringent Covid curbs caused a massive impact on the economy, and frustrated people also protested against the regime, demanding the removal of measures.&nbsp;

As the authorities in China tackle panic-buying of drugs, they have warned the citizen to be careful when it comes to self-treatment, which increased during the rise in Covid infections.&nbsp;

China's People’s Daily admonished the practice of mixing or taking more drugs to nursing a fever. Meanwhile, Beijing Evening News warned against overdosing on medicines, and stated that such practice could lead to serious health issues such as liver failure.&nbsp;

Several false beliefs were also circulating among people, for example, canned yellow peaches could help with recovery, and eating oranges could lead to a positive antigen test, etc. The state-controlled media warned against such viral practices.&nbsp;

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People's Daily wrote Monday in a post on the social media platform Weibo: "Prevent the pandemic with science, do not be misled by these rumors."&nbsp;

Health facilities and drugstores have reported that stocks of antipyretics, ibuprofen, and paracetamol are among the popular drugs that the running short. Authorities are also have urged residents to refrain from panic-buying.&nbsp;

The report of stockpiling comes amid people seen queued outside fever clinics at Chinese hospitals for COVID-19 checks on Monday. It is a new sign of the rapid spread of symptoms after authorities began dismantling an apparatus they used to surveil residents.&nbsp;

News agency Reuters reported that in the capital Beijing, about 80 people huddled in the cold outside a fever clinic in the upmarket district of Chaoyang as ambulances zipped past.&nbsp;

Aldo, China has deactivated a state-mandated mobile app, which was used to track the travel histories of a population of 1.4 billion people. The authorities also dropped the mandatory testing prior to many public activities.&nbsp;

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Gunmen opened fire on Monday (December 12) near a guest house popular with Chinese business visitors in Afghanistan's capital of Kabul, an eye witness told the news agency AFP and also stated that a loud explosion was heard.&nbsp;

The media reports mentioned that the guest house is situated in the Shahr-e-Naw area, which is in the centre of Kabul.&nbsp;

The Taliban have confirmed that the attack has ended and that all three&nbsp;attackers were killed. The authorities also said that at least&nbsp;two people were injured as a result of jumping out of the window.&nbsp;

The witness told AFP: "It was a very loud explosion and then there was a lot of gunfire."&nbsp;

As per the reports, residents of the area said the attack was carried out at the building where Chinese and other foreigners usually stay.&nbsp;

A Taliban source based in Pakistan told AFP that an unknown number of attackers had entered the hotel. he said, "An operation has been launched against the attackers. Firing continues."&nbsp;

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The reported attack comes as the latest violence to hit the nation that is trying to rebrand itself after the Taliban regained control of Kabul from the Western-backed government last year on August 15.&nbsp;

The Taliban had promised to work on stabilising the economic and political situation of the nation and have better foreign ties, but so far their attempts have appeared to fail.&nbsp;

Although, the Taliban have claimed that they have improved national security. But several parts of the country have been marred by attacks, bomb blasts, etc.&nbsp;

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Gunmen opened fire on Monday (December 12) near a guest house popular with Chinese business visitors in Afghanistan's capital of Kabul, an eye witness told the news agency AFP and also stated that a loud explosion was heard.

Gunmen opened fire on Monday (December 12) near a guest house popular with Chinese business visitors in Afghanistan's capital of Kabul, an eye witness told the news agency AFP and also stated that a loud explosion was heard. The media reports mentioned that the guest house is situated in the Shahr-e-Naw area, which is in the centre of Kabul. The Taliban have confirmed that the attack has ended and that all three attackers were killed. The authorities also said that at least two people were injured as a result of jumping out of the window. The witness told AFP: "It was a very loud explosion and then there was a lot of gunfire." As per the reports, residents of the area said the attack was carried out at the building where Chinese and other foreigners usually stay. A Taliban source based in Pakistan told AFP that an unknown number of attackers had entered the hotel. he said, "An operation has been launched against the attackers. Firing continues." WATCH | Iran carries out second execution for attacking on security forces: Report × The reported attack comes as the latest violence to hit the nation that is trying to rebrand itself after the Taliban regained control of Kabul from the Western-backed government last year on August 15. The Taliban had promised to work on stabilising the economic and political situation of the nation and have better foreign ties, but so far their attempts have appeared to fail. Although, the Taliban have claimed that they have improved national security. But several parts of the country have been marred by attacks, bomb blasts, etc. (With inputs from agencies) 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.

Kabul: Attackers killed after blast and gunfire near building housing Chinese nationals

The Pakistan army said Afghan border forces killed six civilians across the border in Pakistan on Sunday (December 11). As reported by local media outlets, the military also said that over a dozen were injured in the heavy gunfire and artillery shelling.&nbsp;

Apart from the civilian casualties on the Pakistan side, one Afghan soldier was killed in the cross-border shelling and gunfire, officials from both sides stated.&nbsp;

As per the Pakistan army, Afghan border forces had opened "unprovoked and indiscriminate fire of heavy weapons including artillery/mortar onto the civilian population" at the Chaman border crossing.&nbsp;

The Pakistani statement said: "Pakistani border troops have given befitting albeit measured response against the uncalled for aggression, but avoided targeting innocent civilians in the area.&nbsp;

"Pakistan has also approached Afghan authorities at Kabul to highlight (the) severity of the situation and demanded strict action to obviate any such recurrence of the incident in future," it added.&nbsp;

Chaman border crossing links Pakistan's western Balochistan province with Afghanistan's southern Kandahar province.&nbsp;

According to a senior provincial government official who spoke to AFP on condition of anonymity, the clash occurred after Afghan forces attempted to cut a section of the border fence.&nbsp;

As quoted by the news agency Reuters, a local resident Asad Rehman, said: "There was fighting going on between the Taliban and the Pakistani forces. A shell came from the other (Afghan) side, and the vehicle over there caught fire. They are now trying to douse the fire. Several people are wounded. We heard that some people were martyred also."&nbsp;

On the other hand, a police spokesperson in Kandahar province confirmed the clash at the border but provided no further details. A Taliban member was killed, and ten people were injured, including three civilians, according to a provincial governor's spokesman.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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The Pakistan army said Afghan border forces killed six civilians across the border in Pakistan on Sunday (December 11). As reported by local media outlets, the military also said that over a dozen were injured in the heavy gunfire and artillery shelling.

The Pakistan army said Afghan border forces killed six civilians across the border in Pakistan on Sunday (December 11). As reported by local media outlets, the military also said that over a dozen were injured in the heavy gunfire and artillery shelling. Apart from the civilian casualties on the Pakistan side, one Afghan soldier was killed in the cross-border shelling and gunfire, officials from both sides stated. As per the Pakistan army, Afghan border forces had opened "unprovoked and indiscriminate fire of heavy weapons including artillery/mortar onto the civilian population" at the Chaman border crossing. The Pakistani statement said: "Pakistani border troops have given befitting albeit measured response against the uncalled for aggression, but avoided targeting innocent civilians in the area. "Pakistan has also approached Afghan authorities at Kabul to highlight (the) severity of the situation and demanded strict action to obviate any such recurrence of the incident in future," it added. Chaman border crossing links Pakistan's western Balochistan province with Afghanistan's southern Kandahar province. According to a senior provincial government official who spoke to AFP on condition of anonymity, the clash occurred after Afghan forces attempted to cut a section of the border fence. As quoted by the news agency Reuters, a local resident Asad Rehman, said: "There was fighting going on between the Taliban and the Pakistani forces. A shell came from the other (Afghan) side, and the vehicle over there caught fire. They are now trying to douse the fire. Several people are wounded. We heard that some people were martyred also." On the other hand, a police spokesperson in Kandahar province confirmed the clash at the border but provided no further details. A Taliban member was killed, and ten people were injured, including three civilians, according to a provincial governor's spokesman. 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.

'Uncalled-for aggression': Six Pakistanis, one Afghan soldier killed in cross-border clash

The Russian Nobel Peace Prize laureate Yan Rachinsky on Saturday (December 10) lashed out at President Vladimir Putin and called the invasion of Ukrainian regions "insane and criminal".&nbsp;

While accepting his award in Oslo, Yan Rachinsky said, “Resistance to Russia is called 'fascism', which is now the ideological justification for the insane and criminal war of aggression against Ukraine.”&nbsp;

Jailed Belarusian rights advocate Ales Bialiatski, Russian organisation Memorial and Ukraine's Centre for Civil Liberties (CCL) won the 2022 Nobel Peace Prize.&nbsp;

Amid the ongoing Ukraine war and several other conflicts, the trio was honoured by the Nobel committee for their struggle for "human rights, democracy and peaceful co-existence".&nbsp;

Rachinsky, who heads the human rights organisation Memorial, said that Russia's "imperial ambitions" inherited from the ex-Soviet Union "still thrive today".&nbsp;

He added that the Russian president and his "ideological servants" have hijacked the anti-fascist struggle "for their own political interests" and any resistance to Russia is called 'fascism'.&nbsp;

Meanwhile, the leader of a Ukrainian rights group that won the Nobel Peace Prize said that Ukraine should continue to fight Russian troops. He further added that any move to address the crisis by diplomatic talks would be interpreted as a sign of weakness.&nbsp;

Oleksandra Matviichuk, who is the head of the CCL, said: "The people of Ukraine want peace more than anyone else in the world. But peace cannot be reached by a country under attack by laying down its arms."&nbsp;

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The Russian Nobel Peace Prize laureate Yan Rachinsky on Saturday (December 10) lashed out at President Vladimir Putin and called the invasion of Ukrainian regions "insane and criminal".

The Russian Nobel Peace Prize laureate Yan Rachinsky on Saturday (December 10) lashed out at President Vladimir Putin and called the invasion of Ukrainian regions "insane and criminal". While accepting his award in Oslo, Yan Rachinsky said, “Resistance to Russia is called 'fascism', which is now the ideological justification for the insane and criminal war of aggression against Ukraine.” Jailed Belarusian rights advocate Ales Bialiatski, Russian organisation Memorial and Ukraine's Centre for Civil Liberties (CCL) won the 2022 Nobel Peace Prize. Amid the ongoing Ukraine war and several other conflicts, the trio was honoured by the Nobel committee for their struggle for "human rights, democracy and peaceful co-existence". Rachinsky, who heads the human rights organisation Memorial, said that Russia's "imperial ambitions" inherited from the ex-Soviet Union "still thrive today". He added that the Russian president and his "ideological servants" have hijacked the anti-fascist struggle "for their own political interests" and any resistance to Russia is called 'fascism'. Meanwhile, the leader of a Ukrainian rights group that won the Nobel Peace Prize said that Ukraine should continue to fight Russian troops. He further added that any move to address the crisis by diplomatic talks would be interpreted as a sign of weakness. Oleksandra Matviichuk, who is the head of the CCL, said: "The people of Ukraine want peace more than anyone else in the world. But peace cannot be reached by a country under attack by laying down its arms." 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.

Russian Nobel Peace Prize winner slams Putin, calls Ukraine war ‘insane’

In an attempt to boost the yuan's role in global energy markets, Chinese President Xi Jinping told Gulf Arab leaders on Friday (December 9) that China would prefer to buy oil and gas in the Chinese currency.&nbsp;China is pressing to achieve its ambition of establishing its currency in the international market with the ultimate aim of weakening the United States currency's grip on world trade.&nbsp;

Xi completed his historic trip to Saudi Arabia where both nations agreed to work together on issues of mutual interest. This was Xi's third visit outside China since the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic began in late 2019.&nbsp;

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman hosted two Arab summits in the presence of the Chinese leader. The summits enshrined Saudi's ambition of courting partnerships beyond close ties with the West.&nbsp;

Both China and top oil exporter Saudi Arabia sent strong messages to the West. The visit came at a time when Riyadh and Washington's relationship is fragile, with the US calling out Saudi over issues, including human rights, energy policy and indirect support to Russia.&nbsp;

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A massive impact will be caused if countries like China and Saudi Arabia ditch the dollar, especially in the oil trade. It can happen as Riyadh has already said it&nbsp;amid possible US legislation exposing OPEC members to antitrust lawsuits.&nbsp;

Experts have noted that the US should be alarmed over China's rising influence in the Gulf. During Xi's visit, both nations agreed to deepen their economic ties.&nbsp;

Robert Mogielnicki, a senior resident scholar at the Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington, told Reuters: "Energy concerns will remain front and centre of relations."&nbsp;

Mogielnicki added, "The Chinese and Saudi governments will also be looking to support their national champions and other private sector actors to move forward with trade and investment deals. There will be more cooperation on the tech side of things too, prompting familiar concerns from Washington."&nbsp;

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In an attempt to boost the yuan's role in global energy markets, Chinese President Xi Jinping told Gulf Arab leaders on Friday (December 9) that China would prefer to buy oil and gas in the Chinese currency.

In an attempt to boost the yuan's role in global energy markets, Chinese President Xi Jinping told Gulf Arab leaders on Friday (December 9) that China would prefer to buy oil and gas in the Chinese currency. China is pressing to achieve its ambition of establishing its currency in the international market with the ultimate aim of weakening the United States currency's grip on world trade. Xi completed his historic trip to Saudi Arabia where both nations agreed to work together on issues of mutual interest. This was Xi's third visit outside China since the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic began in late 2019. Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman hosted two Arab summits in the presence of the Chinese leader. The summits enshrined Saudi's ambition of courting partnerships beyond close ties with the West. Both China and top oil exporter Saudi Arabia sent strong messages to the West. The visit came at a time when Riyadh and Washington's relationship is fragile, with the US calling out Saudi over issues, including human rights, energy policy and indirect support to Russia. × A massive impact will be caused if countries like China and Saudi Arabia ditch the dollar, especially in the oil trade. It can happen as Riyadh has already said it amid possible US legislation exposing OPEC members to antitrust lawsuits. Experts have noted that the US should be alarmed over China's rising influence in the Gulf. During Xi's visit, both nations agreed to deepen their economic ties. Robert Mogielnicki, a senior resident scholar at the Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington, told Reuters: "Energy concerns will remain front and centre of relations." Mogielnicki added, "The Chinese and Saudi governments will also be looking to support their national champions and other private sector actors to move forward with trade and investment deals. There will be more cooperation on the tech side of things too, prompting familiar concerns from Washington." 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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Zambian police on Sunday found the bodies of 27 men, believed to be migrants from Ethiopia, dumped in a farming area on the outskirts of the capital after they died from suspected hunger and exhaustion, authorities said.

A sole survivor was found alive in the early hours of Sunday morning and rushed to a Lusaka hospital for treatment, while the dead were transported to the mortuary for identification and post mortems to determine the exact cause of death, police said.

Preliminary police investigations showed the victims were all males aged between 20 and 38 and had been dumped along a road by unknown people.

"Police and other security wings have since instituted investigations into the matter," Danny Mwale, police spokesman, said in a statement after police were alerted to the gruesome scene by members of the public.

Ethiopian migrants often use&nbsp;Zambia&nbsp;when travelling to countries such as South Africa, though reports of deaths in transit there are rare.

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Zambian police on Sunday found the bodies of 27 men, believed to be migrants from Ethiopia, dumped in a farming area on the outskirts of the capital after they died from suspected hunger and exhaustion, authorities said.

Zambian police on Sunday found the bodies of 27 men, believed to be migrants from Ethiopia, dumped in a farming area on the outskirts of the capital after they died from suspected hunger and exhaustion, authorities said. A sole survivor was found alive in the early hours of Sunday morning and rushed to a Lusaka hospital for treatment, while the dead were transported to the mortuary for identification and post mortems to determine the exact cause of death, police said. Preliminary police investigations showed the victims were all males aged between 20 and 38 and had been dumped along a road by unknown people. "Police and other security wings have since instituted investigations into the matter," Danny Mwale, police spokesman, said in a statement after police were alerted to the gruesome scene by members of the public. Ethiopian migrants often use Zambia when travelling to countries such as South Africa, though reports of deaths in transit there are rare. 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.

Twenty-seven men believed to be Ethiopian migrants found dead along road in Zambia

A gunman opened fire at a bar in Rome, killing three women and injuring four others on Sunday (December 11). The Italian media reported that the incident occurred at a meeting of residents of an apartment block.&nbsp;

The Italian media identified the 57-year-old suspect as Claudio Campiti, who was arrested after the shooting incident at the bar in the Fidene district in the north of Rome.&nbsp;

A witness told the Italian news agency Ansa that "he came into the room, closed the door and shouted 'I'll kill you all' and then started to shoot."&nbsp;

Four other people were injured in the shooting, with at least one of them critically injured. Another witness told Rai News that the suspect was a local who had a history of disagreements with the residents' association.&nbsp;

The gunman opened fire in the outdoor seating area of the bar, Il Posto Giusto, according to Rome Mayor Roberto Gualtieri. Reports mentioned that the gunman was known to residents' association members and had previously been reported to cops for allegedly making threats.&nbsp;

An eyewitness told La Repubblica: "He fired at the board of directors of the consortium. The man was known by all, he was a member and in the past, he had made verbal threats to all of us."&nbsp;

The eyewitness added, "The weapon jammed at a certain point and was blocked by some consortium members who also unlocked the door. I saved myself because I put myself under the table and I managed to crawl out of the room."&nbsp;

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A gunman opened fire at a bar in Rome, killing three women and injuring four others on Sunday (December 11). The Italian media reported that the incident occurred at a meeting of residents of an apartment block. The Italian media identified the 57-year-old suspect as Claudio Campiti, who was arrested after the shooting incident at the bar in the Fidene district in the north of Rome. A witness told the Italian news agency Ansa that "he came into the room, closed the door and shouted 'I'll kill you all' and then started to shoot." Four other people were injured in the shooting, with at least one of them critically injured. Another witness told Rai News that the suspect was a local who had a history of disagreements with the residents' association. The gunman opened fire in the outdoor seating area of the bar, Il Posto Giusto, according to Rome Mayor Roberto Gualtieri. Reports mentioned that the gunman was known to residents' association members and had previously been reported to cops for allegedly making threats. An eyewitness told La Repubblica: "He fired at the board of directors of the consortium. The man was known by all, he was a member and in the past, he had made verbal threats to all of us." The eyewitness added, "The weapon jammed at a certain point and was blocked by some consortium members who also unlocked the door. I saved myself because I put myself under the table and I managed to crawl out of the room." 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.

'I'll kill you all': Gunman opens fire in a bar in Rome, kills three and injures four

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