The Vatican has reopened a probe into the disappearance of&nbsp;Emanuela&nbsp;Orlandi, a case that gripped Italy for 40 years. The investigation has been reopened&nbsp;by Alessandro&nbsp;Diddi, Vatican's promoter of justice, after many requests from&nbsp;Emanuela's brother, Pietro, who has been relentlessly campaigning to discover the truth behind his sister's disappearance, LaPresse reported.&nbsp;Diddi&nbsp;confirmed the reopening of the case. He said, "all files, documents, reports, information and testimonies” connected to the case would be re-examined in order to clarify an array of questions and “leave no stone unturned."&nbsp; 
 
Emanuela&nbsp;was 15 when she suddenly disappeared on June 22, 1983, while she was coming home after her flute lessons. The case till now triggered many theories, including the one where many believe that she was kidnapped by a gang to blackmail the Vatican to release Mehmet Ali&nbsp;Agca, who was jailed in 1981 for his attempt to kill Pope John Paul II. However, no concrete answers have been answered, Guardian reported.&nbsp;

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Laura&nbsp;Sgro,&nbsp;Orlandi's family lawyer said that they found out about the investigation through the media and are happy with the intention of the investigation and hope that this time it will provide concrete answers.&nbsp; 
 
The investigation will furthermore focus on the case of Mirella&nbsp;Gregori, who was also 15 when she disappeared, weeks before&nbsp;Orlandi, after she told her mom that she was going on a date.&nbsp;

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The inquiry comes a few months after the release of a documentary on Netflix named Vatican Girl that explores theories surrounding the&nbsp;Orlandi&nbsp;case. In the most recent claim,&nbsp;Orlandi's childhood friend interviewed in the documentary said that teenager was molested by 'someone who was close to the pope, who was John Paul II.'&nbsp; 
 
Another theory revealed that she was taken to London, where she lived for years in a hostel where expenses were funded by the Vatican. According to theory,&nbsp;Orlandi&nbsp;died in London and her body was sent back to Rome and was buried back in the Vatican.&nbsp; 
 
After this in 2019, two tombs in the Vatican were exhumed and reopened after the tiff around&nbsp;Emanuela's body might have been buried, but no human remains were found.&nbsp;

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The Vatican has reopened a probe into the disappearance of Emanuela Orlandi, a case that gripped Italy for 40 years. The investigation has been reopened by Alessandro Diddi, Vatican's promoter of justice, after many requests from Emanuela's brother, Pietro, who has been relentlessly campaigning to discover the truth behind his sister's disappearance, LaPresse reported.

The Vatican has reopened a probe into the disappearance of Emanuela Orlandi, a case that gripped Italy for 40 years. The investigation has been reopened by Alessandro Diddi, Vatican's promoter of justice, after many requests from Emanuela's brother, Pietro, who has been relentlessly campaigning to discover the truth behind his sister's disappearance, LaPresse reported. Diddi confirmed the reopening of the case. He said, "all files, documents, reports, information and testimonies” connected to the case would be re-examined in order to clarify an array of questions and “leave no stone unturned." Emanuela was 15 when she suddenly disappeared on June 22, 1983, while she was coming home after her flute lessons. The case till now triggered many theories, including the one where many believe that she was kidnapped by a gang to blackmail the Vatican to release Mehmet Ali Agca, who was jailed in 1981 for his attempt to kill Pope John Paul II. However, no concrete answers have been answered, Guardian reported. Also read | Police arrest three more in murder of Kenya LGBTQ activist Edwin Chiloba Laura Sgro, Orlandi's family lawyer said that they found out about the investigation through the media and are happy with the intention of the investigation and hope that this time it will provide concrete answers. The investigation will furthermore focus on the case of Mirella Gregori, who was also 15 when she disappeared, weeks before Orlandi, after she told her mom that she was going on a date. Also read | Canada: Police reveal identity of Penticton murder victim, he was an Indo-Canadian The inquiry comes a few months after the release of a documentary on Netflix named Vatican Girl that explores theories surrounding the Orlandi case. In the most recent claim, Orlandi's childhood friend interviewed in the documentary said that teenager was molested by 'someone who was close to the pope, who was John Paul II.' Another theory revealed that she was taken to London, where she lived for years in a hostel where expenses were funded by the Vatican. According to theory, Orlandi died in London and her body was sent back to Rome and was buried back in the Vatican. After this in 2019, two tombs in the Vatican were exhumed and reopened after the tiff around Emanuela's body might have been buried, but no human remains were found. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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US President Joe Biden met with his Mexican counterpart Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador on Monday and the top of his agenda was illegal migration and drugs. In other news, the ban on use of TikTok on government-owned and managed devices widened in the US with New Jersey and Ohio joining other states in blocking the popular video app on Monday. Finally,&nbsp;Virgin Orbit reported an “anomaly” in its rocket on Tuesday that stopped it from reaching orbit, ending Britain's attempt to become the first European country to launch a satellite into space.&nbsp;

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Biden is in Mexico for the first time as president where he was scheduled to meet Lopez Obrador and also hold three-way talks with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at what is dubbed the "Three Amigos" summit.&nbsp;The two reaffirmed their commitment to using "innovative approaches" to deal with irregular migration, the White House said in a readout.&nbsp;

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New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, a Democrat, said that he was also banning software vendors, products, and services from more than a dozen vendors including Huawei, Hikvision, Tencent Holdings LTD, ZTE Corporation and Kaspersky Lab.

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Virgin's LauncherOne rocket was carried under the wing of a customised Boeing 747 dubbed "Cosmic Girl" for the "horizontal launch" mission, which departed from the seaside town of Newquay in southwest England. The rocket was later released over the Atlantic Ocean, as per Reuters.

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A&nbsp;humpback whale about 30 feet&nbsp;long washed up at the Jersey shore this weekend, concerning the residents and environmentalists. The Atlantic City official said that the whale was discovered on the beach near South Mississippi Avenue on Saturday, only a few blocks away from where a previous whale washed ashore.&nbsp;This is the third such occurrence in a month.&nbsp;

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US President Joe Biden met with his Mexican counterpart Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador on Monday and the top of his agenda was illegal migration and drugs. In other news, the ban on use of TikTok on government-owned and managed devices widened in the US with New Jersey and Ohio joining other states in blocking the popular video app on Monday.

US President Joe Biden met with his Mexican counterpart Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador on Monday and the top of his agenda was illegal migration and drugs. In other news, the ban on use of TikTok on government-owned and managed devices widened in the US with New Jersey and Ohio joining other states in blocking the popular video app on Monday. Finally, Virgin Orbit reported an “anomaly” in its rocket on Tuesday that stopped it from reaching orbit, ending Britain's attempt to become the first European country to launch a satellite into space. Click on the headlines to read more: Biden discusses illegal migration and drugs with Mexican President Lopez Obrador Biden is in Mexico for the first time as president where he was scheduled to meet Lopez Obrador and also hold three-way talks with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at what is dubbed the "Three Amigos" summit. The two reaffirmed their commitment to using "innovative approaches" to deal with irregular migration, the White House said in a readout. New Jersey and Ohio also ban TikTok on government-owned devices New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, a Democrat, said that he was also banning software vendors, products, and services from more than a dozen vendors including Huawei, Hikvision, Tencent Holdings LTD, ZTE Corporation and Kaspersky Lab. UK’s historic satellite launch fails to reach orbit after rocket ‘anomaly’ Virgin's LauncherOne rocket was carried under the wing of a customised Boeing 747 dubbed "Cosmic Girl" for the "horizontal launch" mission, which departed from the seaside town of Newquay in southwest England. The rocket was later released over the Atlantic Ocean, as per Reuters. Watch: 30-foot humpback whale washes up at the Jersey Shore; experts launch investigation A humpback whale about 30 feet long washed up at the Jersey shore this weekend, concerning the residents and environmentalists. The Atlantic City official said that the whale was discovered on the beach near South Mississippi Avenue on Saturday, only a few blocks away from where a previous whale washed ashore. This is the third such occurrence in a month. Watch | Bolsonaro in Florida hospital; Over 1500 supporters detained after Brazil riots

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A&nbsp;humpback whale about 30 feet&nbsp;long washed up at the Jersey shore this weekend, concerning the residents and environmentalists. The Atlantic City official said that the whale was discovered on the beach near South Mississippi Avenue on Saturday, only a few blocks away from where a previous whale washed ashore.&nbsp;This is the third such occurrence in a month.&nbsp;

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Currently, the city has brought in scientists from the Atlantic Conservation Society to perform a necropsy which began on Sunday, 6abc reported.&nbsp;

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Explaining the process of necropsy, Sheila Dean, the director of the Marine Mammal Stranding Center, said, "You thoroughly go through the animal, open it up, find out what happened with each organ, if you can, if everything is still in tact."&nbsp;

As the necropsy began, Cecile Herskovitz, a resident in the nearby area, explained how the residents are restless with the smell. She said, "It is ripe."&nbsp;

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Robin Shaffer from Ocean City said that living in the area for many years, he can't remember the last time he heard or saw a whale washing up the shore.&nbsp;

Some suspect that the offshore wind turbine project might have to do something with the whales.&nbsp;

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Dean said," They could blame maybe the Navy sonar. They could blame the fisherman. They could blame the pollution. They could blame people who throw plastic bags and still use them."&nbsp;

According to Dean, it's too early to conclude anything and she said that it could even take months to figure out why this whale died. She said that scientists have about 30 tonnes of whale to inspect.

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A humpback whale about 30 feet long washed up at the Jersey shore this weekend, concerning the residents and environmentalists. The Atlantic City official said that the whale was discovered on the beach near South Mississippi Avenue on Saturday, only a few blocks away from where a previous whale washed ashore.

A humpback whale about 30 feet long washed up at the Jersey shore this weekend, concerning the residents and environmentalists. The Atlantic City official said that the whale was discovered on the beach near South Mississippi Avenue on Saturday, only a few blocks away from where a previous whale washed ashore. This is the third such occurrence in a month. Beached whale in front of Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City New Jersey #atlanticcity #NewJersey #Jerseyshore #nj #Whale #fishing pic.twitter.com/qJiWrYVwyB — Front Row Productions (@front_row_pro) January 7, 2023 × Currently, the city has brought in scientists from the Atlantic Conservation Society to perform a necropsy which began on Sunday, 6abc reported. Also read | Whales can help fight the climate change, scientists say Explaining the process of necropsy, Sheila Dean, the director of the Marine Mammal Stranding Center, said, "You thoroughly go through the animal, open it up, find out what happened with each organ, if you can, if everything is still in tact." As the necropsy began, Cecile Herskovitz, a resident in the nearby area, explained how the residents are restless with the smell. She said, "It is ripe." Watch | WION Climate Tracker | Study: Blue Whales eat 10 million pieces of microplastics daily Robin Shaffer from Ocean City said that living in the area for many years, he can't remember the last time he heard or saw a whale washing up the shore. Some suspect that the offshore wind turbine project might have to do something with the whales. Also read | 250 pilot whales die in New Zealand after another beaching incident Dean said," They could blame maybe the Navy sonar. They could blame the fisherman. They could blame the pollution. They could blame people who throw plastic bags and still use them." According to Dean, it's too early to conclude anything and she said that it could even take months to figure out why this whale died. She said that scientists have about 30 tonnes of whale to inspect. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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The Unified Payment Interface (UPI) of India and its similar network in Singapore, PayNow, will soon be integrated, according to the Monetary Authority of Singapore, which will result in a 10 per cent&nbsp;reduction in remittance costs, according to a PTI report.

The government seeks to reduce the risks of a financial or geopolitical scenario in which traditional payment channels are disrupted by creating a worldwide UPI ecosystem as a bigger strategy based on the geopolitical unrest seen in recent times.

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The two digital payment networks between India and Singapore would be interoperable, enabling seamless remittances between the two countries at a very affordable rate.

"Integration of UPI and Singapore's PayNow with India is ready and waiting for launch," said Sopnendu Mohanty, chief fintech officer of the Singapore Central Bank, at the G20 financial inclusion meeting in Kolkata.

"As of now, remittance to India is at least 1 billion Singapore Dollars, and India to Singapore will be 200-300 million Singapore Dollars," he said.

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Mohanty anticipates that these payment networks' interoperability with Malaysia and India also would occur virtually simultaneously. Besides financial and legal constraints, Mohanty claimed that data-sharing requirements outweigh technological difficulties.

Aadhaar &amp; India Stack lead architect Pramod Verma predicted that Dubai and a few other nations would soon see a similar level of interoperability.

According to him, this connectivity will also enable Indian visitors to Singapore to make UPI payments. Singapore already has a partnership with PromPay in Indonesia to simplify cross-border transfers.

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Dilip Asbe, MD &amp; CEO of National Payment Corporation of India (NPCI), stated that India is prepared to provide UPI technologies and codes free of charge to assist other countries in developing digital payment infrastructure.

France, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, the Maldives, Bhutan, and Oman are some other nations that have embraced various Indian payment methods.

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The Unified Payment Interface (UPI) of India and its similar network in Singapore, PayNow, will soon be integrated, according to the Monetary Authority of Singapore, which will result in a 10 per cent reduction in remittance costs, according to a PTI report.

The Unified Payment Interface (UPI) of India and its similar network in Singapore, PayNow, will soon be integrated, according to the Monetary Authority of Singapore, which will result in a 10 per cent reduction in remittance costs, according to a PTI report. The government seeks to reduce the risks of a financial or geopolitical scenario in which traditional payment channels are disrupted by creating a worldwide UPI ecosystem as a bigger strategy based on the geopolitical unrest seen in recent times. Also read | Paytm says Delhi-NCR emerges as India's digital payments capital: Report The two digital payment networks between India and Singapore would be interoperable, enabling seamless remittances between the two countries at a very affordable rate. "Integration of UPI and Singapore's PayNow with India is ready and waiting for launch," said Sopnendu Mohanty, chief fintech officer of the Singapore Central Bank, at the G20 financial inclusion meeting in Kolkata. "As of now, remittance to India is at least 1 billion Singapore Dollars, and India to Singapore will be 200-300 million Singapore Dollars," he said. Watch | UPI's meteoric rise: India's UPI transactions rise over 7.82 billion in December 2022 Mohanty anticipates that these payment networks' interoperability with Malaysia and India also would occur virtually simultaneously. Besides financial and legal constraints, Mohanty claimed that data-sharing requirements outweigh technological difficulties. Aadhaar & India Stack lead architect Pramod Verma predicted that Dubai and a few other nations would soon see a similar level of interoperability. According to him, this connectivity will also enable Indian visitors to Singapore to make UPI payments. Singapore already has a partnership with PromPay in Indonesia to simplify cross-border transfers. Also read | India: Google Pay, PhonePe and other UPI apps may impose transaction limit; Paytm to remain unaffected Dilip Asbe, MD & CEO of National Payment Corporation of India (NPCI), stated that India is prepared to provide UPI technologies and codes free of charge to assist other countries in developing digital payment infrastructure. France, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, the Maldives, Bhutan, and Oman are some other nations that have embraced various Indian payment methods. That suggests Indians would now be able to transact in these nations using UPI, RuPay, etc. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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A&nbsp;rear&nbsp;door of a Russian charter plane of IrAero opened mid-flight making&nbsp;passengers aboard fear for their lives which&nbsp;also sucked their luggage into the void. An-26 plane's rear&nbsp;door sprang open soon after its takeoff. The incident took place on Monday. According to the New York Post, the aircraft was carrying some 25 individuals including six crew members during take-off. The Carrier Aero said that the partial opening of the door happened at an altitude of 2800-2900&nbsp;metres.

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One of the passengers shared a video of the dramatic incident which clearly showed the visible gaping rear door on the plane. It also showed the passenger who recorded it sitting calmly in his seat, as a curtain flapped behind him by the open door.

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Fortunately, no case of injuries has been reported. According to Daily Mail, an investigation is underway into the incident. 
 
According to New Zealand Herald, the plane circled back and successfully landed again in&nbsp;Magan, once the cabin was&nbsp;re-pressurised. The media outlet also added that the aircraft also involved a 43-year-old Antonov 26 and RA-26174 which had been operating since August 1979.

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Meanwhile, since some consider the video shared on social media platforms to be horrifying, Anton Gerashchenko, Ukraine's internal affairs minister, also shared a video and compared boarding a plane in Russia to playing Russian Roulette. 
 
The post read, "A hatch of the Russian AN-26-100 plane flying to&nbsp;Magadan&nbsp;opened right in the sky. 25 people were on board. The pilots began landing right away. A new name for Russian roulette - "Russian plane?"

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A rear door of a Russian charter plane of IrAero opened mid-flight making passengers aboard fear for their lives which also sucked their luggage into the void. An-26 plane's rear door sprang open soon after its takeoff.

A rear door of a Russian charter plane of IrAero opened mid-flight making passengers aboard fear for their lives which also sucked their luggage into the void. An-26 plane's rear door sprang open soon after its takeoff. The incident took place on Monday. According to the New York Post, the aircraft was carrying some 25 individuals including six crew members during take-off. The Carrier Aero said that the partial opening of the door happened at an altitude of 2800-2900 metres. Also read | Jetstar flight makes emergency landing in Japan after bomb threat; five injured during evacuation One of the passengers shared a video of the dramatic incident which clearly showed the visible gaping rear door on the plane. It also showed the passenger who recorded it sitting calmly in his seat, as a curtain flapped behind him by the open door. × Fortunately, no case of injuries has been reported. According to Daily Mail, an investigation is underway into the incident. According to New Zealand Herald, the plane circled back and successfully landed again in Magan, once the cabin was re-pressurised. The media outlet also added that the aircraft also involved a 43-year-old Antonov 26 and RA-26174 which had been operating since August 1979. Also read | Hero teen pilot wins the internet after landing powerless plane on a California road Meanwhile, since some consider the video shared on social media platforms to be horrifying, Anton Gerashchenko, Ukraine's internal affairs minister, also shared a video and compared boarding a plane in Russia to playing Russian Roulette. The post read, "A hatch of the Russian AN-26-100 plane flying to Magadan opened right in the sky. 25 people were on board. The pilots began landing right away. A new name for Russian roulette - "Russian plane?" A hatch of the Russian AN-26-100 plane flying to Magadan opened right in the sky. 25 people were on board. The pilots began landing right away. A new name of Russian roulette - "Russian plane"? 🎥 MASH pic.twitter.com/TO5k7l1O1F — Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) January 9, 2023 × (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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The US Bureau of Prisons on Friday announced that Ana Belen Montes, one of the highest-ranking US officials, who worked as a Cuban spy has been released after two decades. The 65-year-old was found guilty in 2022 for using her position as a Defence Intelligence Agency (DIA) official to leak information and pleaded guilty to committing espionage. She was sentenced to 25 years, Reuters reported.

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Montes began working in DIA in 1985 and later became one of the agency's top Cuba analysts.&nbsp;

According to the prosecutors,&nbsp;Montes received several messages from Havans over a short-radio wave, which she would then type on her laptop and decode. She was also accused of supplying information about four U.S. spies to&nbsp;Cuba,&nbsp;besides other classified information.&nbsp;

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After this, she was arrested in September 2001. During her sentencing a year later, Montes argued that she had always obeyed conscience and that US policies to Cuba were cruel and unfair. She said, "I felt morally obligated to help the island defend itself from our efforts to impose our values and our political system on it."

The US sentencing judge, Ricardo Urbina said that she put US citizens and the nation as a whole at risk.&nbsp;

After the release, Urbina ordered that Montes should be placed under supervision for five years, with a ban from working for governments or contacting foreign agents without permission. She also said that her internet access to be monitored.&nbsp;

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The US Bureau of Prisons on Friday announced that Ana Belen Montes, one of the highest-ranking US officials, who worked as a Cuban spy has been released after two decades.

The US Bureau of Prisons on Friday announced that Ana Belen Montes, one of the highest-ranking US officials, who worked as a Cuban spy has been released after two decades. The 65-year-old was found guilty in 2022 for using her position as a Defence Intelligence Agency (DIA) official to leak information and pleaded guilty to committing espionage. She was sentenced to 25 years, Reuters reported. Also read | US: Six-year-old boy detained after shooting teacher, police say 'not an accident' Montes began working in DIA in 1985 and later became one of the agency's top Cuba analysts. According to the prosecutors, Montes received several messages from Havans over a short-radio wave, which she would then type on her laptop and decode. She was also accused of supplying information about four U.S. spies to Cuba, besides other classified information. Also read | US announces $3 billion in aid package for Ukraine, including Bradley armoured vehicles After this, she was arrested in September 2001. During her sentencing a year later, Montes argued that she had always obeyed conscience and that US policies to Cuba were cruel and unfair. She said, "I felt morally obligated to help the island defend itself from our efforts to impose our values and our political system on it." The US sentencing judge, Ricardo Urbina said that she put US citizens and the nation as a whole at risk. After the release, Urbina ordered that Montes should be placed under supervision for five years, with a ban from working for governments or contacting foreign agents without permission. She also said that her internet access to be monitored. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

US releases Cuba spy Ana Belen Montes after 20 years in prison

Six journalists in South Sudan have been detained by the country's national security forces over a viral video of President Salva Kirr wetting himself.

According to a press freedom watchdog, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) on Friday reported that six journalists of South Sudan Broadcasting Corporation (SSBC) were detained under suspicion over the release of the unauthorised footage.

The clip went viral, filmed during a public event in Sudan which clearly shows South Sudanese President Kiir standing for the national anthem, spreading a stain on his pants, Guardian reported.&nbsp;

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The cameras which were focusing on the road opening event suddenly focused on the pants of the president. The video raised doubts amongst netizens questioning Kiir's ability to rule the country. Ever since he's been elected, Sudan has not contested any elections.

Citing media reports, people from CPJ said on the condition of anonymity named the detainees Jobal Tombe the control room director, camera operator and technician &nbsp;Victor Lado, camera operators Joseph Oliver and Jacob Benjamin, camera operator and technician Mustafa Osman, and control room technician Cherbek Ruben.

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The CPJ representative Muthoki Mumo said that these arrests make a pattern of arbitrary detention whenever government officials find coverage unfavourable.&nbsp;

He said, "Authorities should unconditionally release these six SSBC employees and ensure that they can work without further intimidation or threat of arrest."

The Union of Journalists of South Sudan (UJOSS) called for a "speedy conclusion" to the investigation, as it initially denied reports of journalists detained.&nbsp;

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Six journalists in South Sudan have been detained by the country's national security forces over a viral video of President Salva Kirr wetting himself. According to a press freedom watchdog, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) on Friday reported that six journalists of South Sudan Broadcasting Corporation (SSBC) were detained under suspicion over the release of the unauthorised footage.

Six journalists in South Sudan have been detained by the country's national security forces over a viral video of President Salva Kirr wetting himself. According to a press freedom watchdog, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) on Friday reported that six journalists of South Sudan Broadcasting Corporation (SSBC) were detained under suspicion over the release of the unauthorised footage. The clip went viral, filmed during a public event in Sudan which clearly shows South Sudanese President Kiir standing for the national anthem, spreading a stain on his pants, Guardian reported. Also read | Is South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir, 71, fit to rule? Netizens react after he wets himself The cameras which were focusing on the road opening event suddenly focused on the pants of the president. The video raised doubts amongst netizens questioning Kiir's ability to rule the country. Ever since he's been elected, Sudan has not contested any elections. Citing media reports, people from CPJ said on the condition of anonymity named the detainees Jobal Tombe the control room director, camera operator and technician Victor Lado, camera operators Joseph Oliver and Jacob Benjamin, camera operator and technician Mustafa Osman, and control room technician Cherbek Ruben. Also read | Top Indian Army officer to head UN peacekeeping mission in south Sudan The CPJ representative Muthoki Mumo said that these arrests make a pattern of arbitrary detention whenever government officials find coverage unfavourable. He said, "Authorities should unconditionally release these six SSBC employees and ensure that they can work without further intimidation or threat of arrest." The Union of Journalists of South Sudan (UJOSS) called for a "speedy conclusion" to the investigation, as it initially denied reports of journalists detained. (with inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Six journalists detained over viral video of South Sudan's President Kiir wetting himself; probe on

After Amazon, Microsoft, and Twitter, McDonald's has also joined the layoff bandwagon. On Friday, the fast food giant's CEO Chris Kempczinski in a memo to employees said that it is planning to cut some of its corporate workforce.&nbsp;The CEO said, "We will evaluate roles and staffing levels in parts of the organisation and there will be difficult discussions and decisions ahead." He added,&nbsp;"Certain initiatives will be de-prioritised or stopped altogether. This will help us move faster as an organisation, while reducing our global costs and freeing up resources to invest in our growth."

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Being a star during the pandemic, it's time for the company to be more innovative and more efficient, the CEO said during an interview with the Wall Street Journal on Friday.&nbsp;

Kempczinski also added that some of the existing jobs will either move or may go away.&nbsp;

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He also said that he expects to save some money during the staff change, but doesn't have a single dollar to slash or cut the jobs he is looking to.

McDonald's says that it plans to communicate future staff structure by April 3.&nbsp;

As per reports, the fast food giant had around 200,000 corporate staff and workers by the end of 2021.&nbsp;

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After Amazon, Microsoft, and Twitter, McDonald's has also joined the layoff bandwagon. On Friday, the fast food giant's CEO Chris Kempczinski in a memo to employees said that it is planning to cut some of its corporate workforce.

After Amazon, Microsoft, and Twitter, McDonald's has also joined the layoff bandwagon. On Friday, the fast food giant's CEO Chris Kempczinski in a memo to employees said that it is planning to cut some of its corporate workforce. The CEO said, "We will evaluate roles and staffing levels in parts of the organisation and there will be difficult discussions and decisions ahead." He added, "Certain initiatives will be de-prioritised or stopped altogether. This will help us move faster as an organisation, while reducing our global costs and freeing up resources to invest in our growth." Also read | McDonald's announces exit from Kazakhstan due to ‘supply restrictions’ Being a star during the pandemic, it's time for the company to be more innovative and more efficient, the CEO said during an interview with the Wall Street Journal on Friday. Kempczinski also added that some of the existing jobs will either move or may go away. Also read | 'Pure happiness': McDonald's reopens in Kyiv, but for delivery only He also said that he expects to save some money during the staff change, but doesn't have a single dollar to slash or cut the jobs he is looking to. McDonald's says that it plans to communicate future staff structure by April 3. As per reports, the fast food giant had around 200,000 corporate staff and workers by the end of 2021. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Fast food giant McDonald's to begin layoffs from April 2023, says CEO Chris Kempczinksi

Chinese billionaire Jack Ma will cede control of fintech giant Ant Group as a part of its 'restructuring',&nbsp;the company confirmed the news on Saturday. In a statement,&nbsp;the company said that no shareholder, alone or jointly will have control over the group after the completion of the readjustment.&nbsp;"The adjustment is being implemented to further enhance the stability of our corporate structure and sustainability of our long-term development," the company in its statement added.&nbsp;

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The company laid out its previous structure which showed that Ma solely had 53.46 per cent of voting rights which will now fall to 6.2 per cent, according to calculations done by Reuters.&nbsp;

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"As a result, Jack Ma (was) deemed to be the control person of Ant Group prior to the adjustment," it said.

The move represents another big development following a regulatory crackdown that scuppered Ant's 37 billion IPO in late 2020 and forced the tech giant to undergo a forced readjustment.&nbsp;

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The Bejing authorities also hit Alibaba, co-founded by Ma, with a record fine of $275 billion for alleged unfair practices.&nbsp;

Reacting to the news, Andre Collier, Managing Director, Orient Capital Research, Hong Kong said, "Jack Ma's departure from Ant, a company he founded, shows the determination of the Chinese leadership to reduce the influence of large private investors. This trend will continue the erosion of the most productive parts of the Chinese economy."

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Chinese billionaire Jack Ma will cede control of fintech giant Ant Group as a part of its 'restructuring', the company confirmed the news on Saturday. In a statement, the company said that no shareholder, alone or jointly will have control over the group after the completion of the readjustment.

Chinese billionaire Jack Ma will cede control of fintech giant Ant Group as a part of its 'restructuring', the company confirmed the news on Saturday. In a statement, the company said that no shareholder, alone or jointly will have control over the group after the completion of the readjustment. "The adjustment is being implemented to further enhance the stability of our corporate structure and sustainability of our long-term development," the company in its statement added. Also read | Jack Ma's new year address: Billionaire speaks to teachers in China about hardships of 2022 The company laid out its previous structure which showed that Ma solely had 53.46 per cent of voting rights which will now fall to 6.2 per cent, according to calculations done by Reuters. Watch | Gravitas | Reports: Jack Ma is hiding out in Tokyo "As a result, Jack Ma (was) deemed to be the control person of Ant Group prior to the adjustment," it said. The move represents another big development following a regulatory crackdown that scuppered Ant's 37 billion IPO in late 2020 and forced the tech giant to undergo a forced readjustment. Also read | Chinese billionaire Jack Ma is living in Tokyo since Beijing's crackdown on technology sector: Report The Bejing authorities also hit Alibaba, co-founded by Ma, with a record fine of $275 billion for alleged unfair practices. Reacting to the news, Andre Collier, Managing Director, Orient Capital Research, Hong Kong said, "Jack Ma's departure from Ant, a company he founded, shows the determination of the Chinese leadership to reduce the influence of large private investors. This trend will continue the erosion of the most productive parts of the Chinese economy." (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Chinese billionaire Jack Ma to cede control of Ant Group after regulatory crackdown: Report

A 28-year-old Irish man is accused of allegedly smuggling almost 120 grammes (4.2 ounces) of cocaine inside six&nbsp;chocolate capsules&nbsp;in Australia.&nbsp;

According to the authorities, the man brought drugs inside sealed&nbsp;Kinder Surprise yellow egg capsules that were not edible, CNN reported.&nbsp;

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The Australian Border Forces (ABF) and Australian Federal Police (AFP) in a joint press conference said that the man was stopped at the Melbourne International Airport when his luggage turned positive for the presence of cocaine. He was taken to a nearby hospital for a CT scan.&nbsp;

He later excreted the capsules containing cocaine and is being charged for bringing a marketable amount of cocaine.&nbsp;

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In a press release, Chris Slamon, detective superintendent said, "Smuggling drugs internally is idiotic – there is the real risk that something could go wrong, resulting in a potentially fatal drug overdose or permanent damage to internal organs."&nbsp;

He added that such arrest clearly shows the extent to which people try to avoid getting detained at the border.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Last year, on Dec 30, the man appeared at the Melbourne Magistrates Court. He was remanded in custody to appear for a committal mention- a preliminary hearing before the committal hearing on March 27.&nbsp;

Usually in Australia, the maximum penalty for such offences is&nbsp;25 years.&nbsp;

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A 28-year-old Irish man is accused of allegedly smuggling almost 120 grammes (4.2 ounces) of cocaine inside six chocolate capsules in Australia. According to the authorities, the man brought drugs inside sealed Kinder Surprise yellow egg capsules that were not edible, CNN reported.

A 28-year-old Irish man is accused of allegedly smuggling almost 120 grammes (4.2 ounces) of cocaine inside six chocolate capsules in Australia. According to the authorities, the man brought drugs inside sealed Kinder Surprise yellow egg capsules that were not edible, CNN reported. Also read | Violence grips Mexico after the arrest of El Chapo's son Ovidio Guzman Lopez The Australian Border Forces (ABF) and Australian Federal Police (AFP) in a joint press conference said that the man was stopped at the Melbourne International Airport when his luggage turned positive for the presence of cocaine. He was taken to a nearby hospital for a CT scan. He later excreted the capsules containing cocaine and is being charged for bringing a marketable amount of cocaine. Watch | Christmas themed police seize record amounts of cocaine ahead of the holiday season In a press release, Chris Slamon, detective superintendent said, "Smuggling drugs internally is idiotic – there is the real risk that something could go wrong, resulting in a potentially fatal drug overdose or permanent damage to internal organs." He added that such arrest clearly shows the extent to which people try to avoid getting detained at the border. Also read | The diabetes drug that helps lose weight is all the rage on social media ever since Musk tweeted about it Last year, on Dec 30, the man appeared at the Melbourne Magistrates Court. He was remanded in custody to appear for a committal mention- a preliminary hearing before the committal hearing on March 27. Usually in Australia, the maximum penalty for such offences is 25 years. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Australia: 28-year-old Irish man accused of smuggling cocaine in chocolate capsules

The top spokesperson of the Japanese government said on Friday (January 6) that Japanese PM&nbsp;Fumio Kishida has been invited to visit Ukraine. In other news, the US House of Representatives failed to break the deadlock for the&nbsp;third consecutive day to select the next speaker. Meanwhile, drug cartel leader Ovidio Guzman, the son of jailed kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, was arrested by Mexican security forces on Thursday. Finally,&nbsp;Twitter experiences another data breach with the email addresses of over 200 million users leaked and posted on an online hacking forum.

Click on the headlines to read more:

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/ukraine-invites-japan-pm-kishida-for-a-visit-549880">Ukraine invites Japan PM Kishida for a visit&nbsp;</a>

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Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno told a regular news conference that the invitation was given by the head of Ukraine's Presidential Office Andriy Yermak to Japan's ambassador to Ukraine on Wednesday.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/us-house-speaker-contest-enters-11th-ballot-breaks-a-164-year-record-549879">US House adjourned: McCarthy loses 11th ballot in the longest speaker contest in 164 years</a>

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The Republicans could not band together as nominee Kevin McCarthy lost the 11th ballot. The House was adjourned till noon after the motion was passed 219-213.&nbsp;

With the loss, the stage is set for a 12th ballot which makes it the longest-running speaker election contest in 164 years.&nbsp;

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The arrest has triggered a wave of deadly riots in the country, with three security force members having lost their lives in clashes in the state of Sinaloa. Airports and schools in the city of Culiacan had to be shut due to the violence that ensued.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/technology/twitter-hacked-email-addresses-of-over-200-million-users-exposed-report-549887">Twitter hacked, email addresses of over 200 million users exposed: Report</a>

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Screenshots of the hacker forum, where the data was posted circulated online on Wednesday.&nbsp;Currently, there are no clues to identify the hacker or hackers behind this breach.

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The top spokesperson of the Japanese government said on Friday (January 6) that Japanese PM Fumio Kishida has been invited to visit Ukraine. In other news, the US House of Representatives failed to break the deadlock for the third consecutive day to select the next speaker.

The top spokesperson of the Japanese government said on Friday (January 6) that Japanese PM Fumio Kishida has been invited to visit Ukraine. In other news, the US House of Representatives failed to break the deadlock for the third consecutive day to select the next speaker. Meanwhile, drug cartel leader Ovidio Guzman, the son of jailed kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, was arrested by Mexican security forces on Thursday. Finally, Twitter experiences another data breach with the email addresses of over 200 million users leaked and posted on an online hacking forum. Click on the headlines to read more: Ukraine invites Japan PM Kishida for a visit Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno told a regular news conference that the invitation was given by the head of Ukraine's Presidential Office Andriy Yermak to Japan's ambassador to Ukraine on Wednesday. US House adjourned: McCarthy loses 11th ballot in the longest speaker contest in 164 years The Republicans could not band together as nominee Kevin McCarthy lost the 11th ballot. The House was adjourned till noon after the motion was passed 219-213. With the loss, the stage is set for a 12th ballot which makes it the longest-running speaker election contest in 164 years. Violence grips Mexico after the arrest of El Chapo's son Ovidio Guzman Lopez The arrest has triggered a wave of deadly riots in the country, with three security force members having lost their lives in clashes in the state of Sinaloa. Airports and schools in the city of Culiacan had to be shut due to the violence that ensued. Twitter hacked, email addresses of over 200 million users exposed: Report Screenshots of the hacker forum, where the data was posted circulated online on Wednesday. Currently, there are no clues to identify the hacker or hackers behind this breach. Watch | US President Biden's balancing act on migration, to allow 30,000 migrants to enter by air per month

Morning news brief: Ukraine invites Japan PM Kishida for a visit, Twitter hacked, and more

The microblogging giant Twitter experiences another data breach with email addresses of over 200 million users leaked and posted on an online hacking forum, a security researcher claimed on Wednesday.&nbsp;

Alon Gal, co-founder of Israeli cybersecurity-monitoring firm Hudson Rock on his LinkedIn said that this is one of the most significant leaks he has seen, Reuters reported.

Gal said that this breach, "will unfortunately lead to a lot of hacking, targeted phishing and doxxing."

Screenshots of the hacker forum, where the data was posted circulated online on Wednesday.&nbsp;Currently, there are no clues to identify the hacker or hackers behind this breach.

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This is the second data breach that the Israeli cybersecurity firm Hudson Rock raised.&nbsp;

According to it, in late December almost 400 million accounts were hacked and their respective email addresses and phone numbers were exposed.&nbsp;

According to BBC, the hacker named "Ryushi" in the online post warned Twitter to avoid buying any large data protection and buy the exposed data from him "exclusively."

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Creator of breach-notification site, Have I Been Pwned, Tory Hunt said that the leaked data seemed "pretty much what it's been described as."

This data breach might be investigated by regulators from both sides, Data Protection Commission in Ireland and the US Federal Trade Commission who have been monitoring the company for compliance with European data protection rules and US consent orders respectively.&nbsp;

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The microblogging giant Twitter experiences another data breach with email addresses of over 200 million users leaked and posted on an online hacking forum, a security researcher claimed on Wednesday.

The microblogging giant Twitter experiences another data breach with email addresses of over 200 million users leaked and posted on an online hacking forum, a security researcher claimed on Wednesday. Alon Gal, co-founder of Israeli cybersecurity-monitoring firm Hudson Rock on his LinkedIn said that this is one of the most significant leaks he has seen, Reuters reported. Gal said that this breach, "will unfortunately lead to a lot of hacking, targeted phishing and doxxing." Screenshots of the hacker forum, where the data was posted circulated online on Wednesday. Currently, there are no clues to identify the hacker or hackers behind this breach. Also read | Another data breach at Twitter, details of over 400 million users up for sale; probe on This is the second data breach that the Israeli cybersecurity firm Hudson Rock raised. According to it, in late December almost 400 million accounts were hacked and their respective email addresses and phone numbers were exposed. According to BBC, the hacker named "Ryushi" in the online post warned Twitter to avoid buying any large data protection and buy the exposed data from him "exclusively." Also read | Shifting gears from reach is 'earned not bought' to 'cause-based advt', Twitter lifts ban on political ads Creator of breach-notification site, Have I Been Pwned, Tory Hunt said that the leaked data seemed "pretty much what it's been described as." This data breach might be investigated by regulators from both sides, Data Protection Commission in Ireland and the US Federal Trade Commission who have been monitoring the company for compliance with European data protection rules and US consent orders respectively. (with inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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