Alphabet's Google has agreed to pay $391.5 million to settle claims made by 40 US states that the tech giant is monitoring its users' whereabouts.&nbsp;

The Michigan attorney general announced the news on Monday (November 14).&nbsp;

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The probe and settlement were headed by Oregon and Nebraska, showing that the firm is rapidly increasing its customer monitoring practices.&nbsp;

The lowa attorney general has also asked the firm to be more transparent with users, with comprehensive information about the location-tracking data on a safe and dedicated page, and be more upfront about when the tracking happens, Reuters reported.&nbsp;

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The attorney general said, "When consumers make the decision to not share location data on their devices, they should be able to trust that a company will no longer track their every move."&nbsp;

A customer location is a marketer's breakthrough for helping an advertiser to make more relevant ads appear and grabs consumer attention. The firm's ad business generated over $111 billion in the first half of this year through advertisement.&nbsp;

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Responding to the situation, the representative for the tech company Jose Castaneda said, "Consistent with improvements we've made in recent years, we have settled this investigation which was based on outdated product policies that we changed years ago."

A similar case was filed by Arizona against Google which was resolved by&nbsp;the firm paying $85 million last month.&nbsp;

In January, Texas, Indiana, Washington and the District of Columbia filed a lawsuit against Google for its dishonest location-tracking methods.&nbsp;

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Alphabet's Google has agreed to pay $391.5 million to settle claims made by 40 US states that the tech giant is monitoring its users' whereabouts. The Michigan attorney general announced the news on Monday (November 14).

Alphabet's Google has agreed to pay $391.5 million to settle claims made by 40 US states that the tech giant is monitoring its users' whereabouts. The Michigan attorney general announced the news on Monday (November 14). Also read | Google shuts Google Hangouts to prompt users to use Chat, says it's a better option The probe and settlement were headed by Oregon and Nebraska, showing that the firm is rapidly increasing its customer monitoring practices. The lowa attorney general has also asked the firm to be more transparent with users, with comprehensive information about the location-tracking data on a safe and dedicated page, and be more upfront about when the tracking happens, Reuters reported. Watch | WION Fineprint: Google Chrome is most vulnerable browser in 2022 The attorney general said, "When consumers make the decision to not share location data on their devices, they should be able to trust that a company will no longer track their every move." A customer location is a marketer's breakthrough for helping an advertiser to make more relevant ads appear and grabs consumer attention. The firm's ad business generated over $111 billion in the first half of this year through advertisement. Also read | India slaps $162 mn fine on Google, orders it to allow third-party payments Responding to the situation, the representative for the tech company Jose Castaneda said, "Consistent with improvements we've made in recent years, we have settled this investigation which was based on outdated product policies that we changed years ago." A similar case was filed by Arizona against Google which was resolved by the firm paying $85 million last month. In January, Texas, Indiana, Washington and the District of Columbia filed a lawsuit against Google for its dishonest location-tracking methods. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Google will pay 40 US states $391.5 million to settle 'location tracking' probe

Following a cordial meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, US President Joe Biden said that there will be no "new cold war" with China. Following their direct meeting, both leaders talked about various topics other than Taiwan. The talks were held soon after Xi arrived for the G20 summit.&nbsp;

It was their first face-to-face meeting since Biden took office.

"We're going to compete vigorously. But I'm not looking for conflict, I'm looking to manage this competition responsibly," Biden said after talks with Xi on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Bali, Indonesia.

Biden said he did not think China would invade Taiwan.&nbsp;

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Taiwan has been a hot topic for discussions between the US and China. Beijing claims the self-governing island to be a part of its territory. However, Taiwan opposes Beijing's claims.&nbsp;

Tensions rose after US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi visited the island nation in August which prompted China to conduct extensive military drills. Pelosi's visit also made China cut off several formal discussions including climate change and military talks with the US. Following the Biden-X conversation, the White House announced the&nbsp;talks are most likely&nbsp;to continue.&nbsp;

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The White House stated that Biden discussed several sensitive topics with Xi, including Beijing's "coercive and increasingly aggressive actions toward Taiwan," its "non-market economic practises," and "human rights policies."

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The Chinese news agency quoted Xi as saying, "The Taiwan question is at the very core of China's core interests, the bedrock of the political foundation of China-U.S. relations, and the first red line that must not be crossed in China-US&nbsp;relations."

The diplomatic relations between the US and China were roiled in recent years over topics including Hong Kong, Taiwan, the South China Sea, trade practices and US's imposed restrictions over Chinese technology.&nbsp;

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Following a cordial meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, US President Joe Biden said that there will be no "new cold war" with China. Following their direct meeting, both leaders talked about various topics other than Taiwan.

Following a cordial meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, US President Joe Biden said that there will be no "new cold war" with China. Following their direct meeting, both leaders talked about various topics other than Taiwan. The talks were held soon after Xi arrived for the G20 summit. It was their first face-to-face meeting since Biden took office. "We're going to compete vigorously. But I'm not looking for conflict, I'm looking to manage this competition responsibly," Biden said after talks with Xi on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Bali, Indonesia. Biden said he did not think China would invade Taiwan. Also read | Joe Biden says China has no 'imminent' plans to invade Taiwan Taiwan has been a hot topic for discussions between the US and China. Beijing claims the self-governing island to be a part of its territory. However, Taiwan opposes Beijing's claims. Tensions rose after US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi visited the island nation in August which prompted China to conduct extensive military drills. Pelosi's visit also made China cut off several formal discussions including climate change and military talks with the US. Following the Biden-X conversation, the White House announced the talks are most likely to continue. Watch | WION Fineprint | Southeast Asia stuck between two superpowers? The White House stated that Biden discussed several sensitive topics with Xi, including Beijing's "coercive and increasingly aggressive actions toward Taiwan," its "non-market economic practises," and "human rights policies." Also read | Antony Blinken to visit China next year to follow up on Biden-Xi discussions: White House The Chinese news agency quoted Xi as saying, "The Taiwan question is at the very core of China's core interests, the bedrock of the political foundation of China-U.S. relations, and the first red line that must not be crossed in China-US relations." The diplomatic relations between the US and China were roiled in recent years over topics including Hong Kong, Taiwan, the South China Sea, trade practices and US's imposed restrictions over Chinese technology. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Biden-Xi meeting: US prez vows no 'new cold war' with China following their first talks

The new UK government issued a warning on Sunday (November 13) about the upcoming tax increase, particularly for the wealthy ones, as the administration aims to repair the economic damage caused by the Truss administration.&nbsp;

The administration is expected to release an emergency budget on Thursday.&nbsp;

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Jeremy Hunt, the finance minister, warned that the damage will disproportionately be on the better off when he'll unveil the budget, Sky News reported. After Truss' tax-cutting budget sparked alarm in the financial markets, he said, "We're all going to be paying a bit more tax, I'm afraid."

He acknowledged that the country's economy is likely to be in recession due to the July-September quarter, "but we are a resilient country and we've faced much bigger challenges, frankly, in our history".

"We will be asking everyone for sacrifices."

The finance minister is currently looking for revising the income tax bands in order to increase money from incomes and by imposing strict curbs on government spending. he is seeking to collect £60 billion ($71 billion) in savings and extra revenue.

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Hunt said that the increase in energy costs brought on by the Ukraine conflict cost the economy £140 billion.

Not just the energy prices, the country is also struggling with calming the medical professionals. Hunt recently denied a 17 per cent salary demand by the largest nursing union in the country, which decided to go on a strike for the first time since its existence. Hunt said that if the administration agrees to increase everyone's wage, then the inflation would continue.&nbsp;

Rishi Suank, the current prime minister, has committed to get the spiralling inflation under control.&nbsp;

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The new UK government issued a warning on Sunday (November 13) about the upcoming tax increase, particularly for the wealthy ones, as the administration aims to repair the economic damage caused by the Truss administration.

The new UK government issued a warning on Sunday (November 13) about the upcoming tax increase, particularly for the wealthy ones, as the administration aims to repair the economic damage caused by the Truss administration. The administration is expected to release an emergency budget on Thursday. Also read | New plan by UK PM Sunak and Jeremy Hunt will make over 200,000 Britishers pay tax Jeremy Hunt, the finance minister, warned that the damage will disproportionately be on the better off when he'll unveil the budget, Sky News reported. After Truss' tax-cutting budget sparked alarm in the financial markets, he said, "We're all going to be paying a bit more tax, I'm afraid." He acknowledged that the country's economy is likely to be in recession due to the July-September quarter, "but we are a resilient country and we've faced much bigger challenges, frankly, in our history". "We will be asking everyone for sacrifices." The finance minister is currently looking for revising the income tax bands in order to increase money from incomes and by imposing strict curbs on government spending. he is seeking to collect £60 billion ($71 billion) in savings and extra revenue. Also read | Former PM Liz Truss's mini-budget cost the UK exchequer $35 billion: Report Hunt said that the increase in energy costs brought on by the Ukraine conflict cost the economy £140 billion. Not just the energy prices, the country is also struggling with calming the medical professionals. Hunt recently denied a 17 per cent salary demand by the largest nursing union in the country, which decided to go on a strike for the first time since its existence. Hunt said that if the administration agrees to increase everyone's wage, then the inflation would continue. Rishi Suank, the current prime minister, has committed to get the spiralling inflation under control. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

UK Finance Minister Jeremy Hunt warns of tax hikes to cope with inflation after Truss fiasco

Despite Republicans' poor performance in the midterm elections, US President Joe Biden on Monday (November 14) stated that he does not anticipate being able to codify Roe v. Wade into law. The law, which gives constitutional right to abortion, was scrapped by the US Supreme Court earlier this year.

Prior to election day, Biden had stressed how important it was to elect more Democrats to the House. He said, "If we do that, here's the promise I make to you and the American people: The first bill I will send to Congress will be to codify Roe v. Wade."

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But now as Republicans seem certain to regain the House of Representatives, it seems a bit difficult for Democrats to stick to their promise. As of Monday, Republicans hold 212 House seats, while Democrats hold 203. The Republicans are currently ahead in seven of the 10 races. The party only needs to secure three to claim its victory, Fox News reported.

The president made his current remarks after his first meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping since assuming office, while attending the G20 summit in in Bali, Indonesia.&nbsp;

During a press conference, a reporter asked the president whether Americans should anticipate Congress with regard to abortion rights. Biden said, "I don't think they can expect much of anything other than we're going to maintain our positions." He added, "I'm not going to get into more questions. I shouldn't even answer your question."

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He continued, unless something exceptional occurs in the House, they won't be able to do so as there aren't enough votes.

Eagerly waiting for results, he said, "I think we're going to come very close in the House but I don't think we're going to make it."&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

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Despite Republicans' poor performance in the midterm elections, US President Joe Biden on Monday (November 14) stated that he does not anticipate being able to codify Roe v.

Despite Republicans' poor performance in the midterm elections, US President Joe Biden on Monday (November 14) stated that he does not anticipate being able to codify Roe v. Wade into law. The law, which gives constitutional right to abortion, was scrapped by the US Supreme Court earlier this year. Prior to election day, Biden had stressed how important it was to elect more Democrats to the House. He said, "If we do that, here's the promise I make to you and the American people: The first bill I will send to Congress will be to codify Roe v. Wade." Also read | Joe Biden expected to pledge codifying abortion rights ahead of mid-term elections But now as Republicans seem certain to regain the House of Representatives, it seems a bit difficult for Democrats to stick to their promise. As of Monday, Republicans hold 212 House seats, while Democrats hold 203. The Republicans are currently ahead in seven of the 10 races. The party only needs to secure three to claim its victory, Fox News reported. The president made his current remarks after his first meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping since assuming office, while attending the G20 summit in in Bali, Indonesia. During a press conference, a reporter asked the president whether Americans should anticipate Congress with regard to abortion rights. Biden said, "I don't think they can expect much of anything other than we're going to maintain our positions." He added, "I'm not going to get into more questions. I shouldn't even answer your question." Also read | US midterm elections: Michigan, Kentucky lead state abortion rights wins He continued, unless something exceptional occurs in the House, they won't be able to do so as there aren't enough votes. Eagerly waiting for results, he said, "I think we're going to come very close in the House but I don't think we're going to make it." (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Democrats won't be able to codify Roe v. Wade as they lack enough votes, says US President Joe Biden

Former Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan has expressed desire to mend ties with the US in future, after a relentless campaign alleging that an American conspiracy was behind his ouster.

During an interview with Financial Times, Khan said that he no longer held the US responsible and wished to maintain respectful relations with the superpower if he returns&nbsp;to power.&nbsp;

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He said, "As far as I'm concerned, it's over, it's behind me. The Pakistan I want to lead must have good relationships with everyone, especially the United States."

Khan held the current Pakistan administration more responsible for the conspiracy than the US. He said that in the past, the US and Pakistan had master-servant relations and that they had been used like a hired gun. Khan said, "But for that, I blame my own government more than the US."

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In September, a voice recording of Khan and Azam Khan, his principal secretary, about the 'US conspiracy' went viral. The PTI chief then said that it was good that the voice recording would let people know how big the conspiracy was. Audio tapes of the current PM Shehbaz Sharif speaking with officials also went viral in the same month.

On April 09 Imran Khan was ousted from power after the opposition used a no-confidence motion against him, making him the first prime minister to be removed through the move.&nbsp;

Khan's blame game never ends. In October, he was attacked during his long march to capital Islamabad. He was wounded in his legs. He claimed that a top army official is responsible for the attack. The long march has been organised to force the administration to hold elections early. The conflict between the PML (N) and PTI has gotten worse since the purported attempt on Khan's life.&nbsp;

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Former Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan has expressed desire to mend ties with the US in future, after a relentless campaign alleging that an American conspiracy was behind his ouster.

Former Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan has expressed desire to mend ties with the US in future, after a relentless campaign alleging that an American conspiracy was behind his ouster. During an interview with Financial Times, Khan said that he no longer held the US responsible and wished to maintain respectful relations with the superpower if he returns to power. Also read | Imran slams Sharif brothers: ‘It’s a spectacle. Pakistan army chief being selected in London’ He said, "As far as I'm concerned, it's over, it's behind me. The Pakistan I want to lead must have good relationships with everyone, especially the United States." Khan held the current Pakistan administration more responsible for the conspiracy than the US. He said that in the past, the US and Pakistan had master-servant relations and that they had been used like a hired gun. Khan said, "But for that, I blame my own government more than the US." Also read | Explained: What's the 'cypher controversy' roiling Pakistan politics? Here's what you should know In September, a voice recording of Khan and Azam Khan, his principal secretary, about the 'US conspiracy' went viral. The PTI chief then said that it was good that the voice recording would let people know how big the conspiracy was. Audio tapes of the current PM Shehbaz Sharif speaking with officials also went viral in the same month. On April 09 Imran Khan was ousted from power after the opposition used a no-confidence motion against him, making him the first prime minister to be removed through the move. Khan's blame game never ends. In October, he was attacked during his long march to capital Islamabad. He was wounded in his legs. He claimed that a top army official is responsible for the attack. The long march has been organised to force the administration to hold elections early. The conflict between the PML (N) and PTI has gotten worse since the purported attempt on Khan's life. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

'It's over': Ex-Pak PM Imran Khan expresses desire to mend ties with US after his ouster conspiracy 

On Saturday (October 12), Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese held talks with China's premier Li Keqiang, in the first in-person meeting of the two countries' leaders since 2019, and spoke about the 50th anniversary of their diplomatic ties.

The last meeting was held between former prime minister Scott Morrison and Chinese President Xi Jinping in 2019.&nbsp;

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The Australian prime minister claimed the meeting to be "positive and constructive." Both leaders spoke at a gala dinner on Saturday night at the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) conference in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, AFP reported.&nbsp;

Under the previous Australian conservative government, relations with China had deteriorated to an all-time low, and Albanese's administration is all set to mend ties.

Albanese said it was for the best that this meeting occurred. "I've said repeatedly about the relationship with China -- that we should cooperate where we can and that dialogue was always a good thing."

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A report by the state-run news agency Xinhua said that Li is all set to use the diplomatic anniversary to promote sustainability, and sound and steady growth of China-Australia relations.

The Asian country had hit Australia with trade restrictions that cost the country&nbsp; billions of dollars in goods and services exports.

The Labor leader is also expected to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Bali.&nbsp;

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On Saturday (October 12), Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese held talks with China's premier Li Keqiang, in the first in-person meeting of the two countries' leaders since 2019, and spoke about the 50th anniversary of their diplomatic ties.

On Saturday (October 12), Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese held talks with China's premier Li Keqiang, in the first in-person meeting of the two countries' leaders since 2019, and spoke about the 50th anniversary of their diplomatic ties. The last meeting was held between former prime minister Scott Morrison and Chinese President Xi Jinping in 2019. Also read | China is infringing on Japan's sovereignty, Kishida tells ASEAN The Australian prime minister claimed the meeting to be "positive and constructive." Both leaders spoke at a gala dinner on Saturday night at the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) conference in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, AFP reported. Under the previous Australian conservative government, relations with China had deteriorated to an all-time low, and Albanese's administration is all set to mend ties. Albanese said it was for the best that this meeting occurred. "I've said repeatedly about the relationship with China -- that we should cooperate where we can and that dialogue was always a good thing." Also read | Australia: Cruise ship docks in Sydney after 800 passengers test positive for Covid-19 A report by the state-run news agency Xinhua said that Li is all set to use the diplomatic anniversary to promote sustainability, and sound and steady growth of China-Australia relations. The Asian country had hit Australia with trade restrictions that cost the country billions of dollars in goods and services exports. The Labor leader is also expected to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Bali. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

'Positive & Constructive': Australian PM Anthony Albanese meets Chinese premier Li Keqiang to strengthen ties

In the most recent assault on cultural works in protest against inaction on climate change, a pair of activists splashed a viscous liquid over a glass of the case housing a fake mummy.&nbsp;

The incident happened at Barcelona's Egyptian Museum on Sunday (November 13). A video of the instance was posted on the Publico news website, which showed that two activists splashed on the case and a few adjacent walls with red and brown gunge from Coca-Cola bottles.&nbsp;

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The activists then held up a modified Coca-Cola banner reading "climate justice."

After being reported, the two activists cooperated with police; so neither of them was detained, however, the museum said that it will submit a claim for damages caused. The activists claimed that the purpose of their act was to emphasise the climate emergency the world is facing, AFP reported.

Coca-Cola, the US beverage giant is one of the COP27 climate summit's official sponsors, which is heavily criticised by environmentalists who blame it for the world's plastic waste.&nbsp;

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Both protesters belonged to Futuro Vegetal, a Spanish organisation. Some other activists of the organisation glued their hands to the frames of paintings by Franciso Goya at Madrid's Prado Museum.

Activists worldwide are rapidly targeting famous museums calling for action to address climate change. The most recent one occurred when activists threw mashed potatoes on a Monet masterpiece and threw soup at paintings by Vincent van Gogh in London and Rome. Earlier this week, the top world museums said that they were "deeply shaken" by these acts and believed activists "severely misjudged" them.&nbsp;

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In the most recent assault on cultural works in protest against inaction on climate change, a pair of activists splashed a viscous liquid over a glass of the case housing a fake mummy.

In the most recent assault on cultural works in protest against inaction on climate change, a pair of activists splashed a viscous liquid over a glass of the case housing a fake mummy. The incident happened at Barcelona's Egyptian Museum on Sunday (November 13). A video of the instance was posted on the Publico news website, which showed that two activists splashed on the case and a few adjacent walls with red and brown gunge from Coca-Cola bottles. Also read | Protest or vandalism? Climate activists target two Goya paintings in Spain The activists then held up a modified Coca-Cola banner reading "climate justice." After being reported, the two activists cooperated with police; so neither of them was detained, however, the museum said that it will submit a claim for damages caused. The activists claimed that the purpose of their act was to emphasise the climate emergency the world is facing, AFP reported. Coca-Cola, the US beverage giant is one of the COP27 climate summit's official sponsors, which is heavily criticised by environmentalists who blame it for the world's plastic waste. Also read | Climate activists glue themselves to dinosaur exhibit in Berlin museum Both protesters belonged to Futuro Vegetal, a Spanish organisation. Some other activists of the organisation glued their hands to the frames of paintings by Franciso Goya at Madrid's Prado Museum. Activists worldwide are rapidly targeting famous museums calling for action to address climate change. The most recent one occurred when activists threw mashed potatoes on a Monet masterpiece and threw soup at paintings by Vincent van Gogh in London and Rome. Earlier this week, the top world museums said that they were "deeply shaken" by these acts and believed activists "severely misjudged" them. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Spanish climate activists splash viscous liquid over a glass case of fake mummy at Barcelona's Egyptian Museum

On Sunday (November 13), Slovenians chose Natasa Pirc Musar, who was once former US first lady Melania Trump's lawyer, to serve as the nation's first female president.

In a run-off election for president in the nation of two million people, Pirc Musar, supported by the centre-left government, defeated conservative political veteran Anze Logan.

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Musar, who had served as the nation's data protection authority's head for the past 10 years, received 54 per cent of the votes. Her opponent Logar, who earlier served as foreign minister, won a bit over 46 per cent, the election commission stated.&nbsp;

The outcomes represent a new defeat for the nation's conservatives.&nbsp;

The new 54-year-old president-elect said, "Slovenia has elected a president who believes in the European Union, in the democratic values on which the EU was founded."

She added that she will give her all efforts so that politicians can unify on important problems.&nbsp;

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The human rights activist has committed to be "the voice of women" in Slovenia and internationally as well as a "moral authority."&nbsp;

Logar,46, stood as an independent candidate this year. While congratulating the newly elected president he said, "Slovenia is so polarised right now," adding that he thinks she is the president that the country needs.&nbsp;

Last month, Logar had won the first round.&nbsp;

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On Sunday (November 13), Slovenians chose Natasa Pirc Musar, who was once former US first lady Melania Trump's lawyer, to serve as the nation's first female president.

On Sunday (November 13), Slovenians chose Natasa Pirc Musar, who was once former US first lady Melania Trump's lawyer, to serve as the nation's first female president. In a run-off election for president in the nation of two million people, Pirc Musar, supported by the centre-left government, defeated conservative political veteran Anze Logan. Also read | Melania Trump's lawyer inches closer to becoming Slovenia's first woman president, says poll Musar, who had served as the nation's data protection authority's head for the past 10 years, received 54 per cent of the votes. Her opponent Logar, who earlier served as foreign minister, won a bit over 46 per cent, the election commission stated. The outcomes represent a new defeat for the nation's conservatives. The new 54-year-old president-elect said, "Slovenia has elected a president who believes in the European Union, in the democratic values on which the EU was founded." She added that she will give her all efforts so that politicians can unify on important problems. Also read | Britain's King Charles III leads first Remembrance Sunday as monarch The human rights activist has committed to be "the voice of women" in Slovenia and internationally as well as a "moral authority." Logar,46, stood as an independent candidate this year. While congratulating the newly elected president he said, "Slovenia is so polarised right now," adding that he thinks she is the president that the country needs. Last month, Logar had won the first round. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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After laying off 50 per cent of staff, $8 for verification and more, Elon Musk said that Twitter will soon make it possible for organisations and businesses to identify&nbsp;accounts associated with them.

On Sunday, Musk tweeted that this feature will be out soon.&nbsp;

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Musk is currently looking for ways to curtail fake accounts as, after the takeover, new fake accounts have increased. Due to the proliferation of fake accounts, the microblogging platform suspended its $8 verification service on Friday (November 11). However, some users were able to reclaim their official blue ticks and later thanked Musk.&nbsp;

Musk yesterday tweeted that Twitter's blue tick will "come back end of next week."

Soon after Musk's takeover, the use of hate words and fake news increased rapidly on Twitter, which became a matter of concern amongst various advertisers. Some companies have already suspended their advertisement spending including General Motors.&nbsp;

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The world's richest man, Musk in another tweet apologised to the users for Twitter being slow in several countries. The tweet read, " "Btw, I'd like to apologise for Twitter being super slow in many countries. App is doing &gt;1000 poorly batched RPCs just to render a home timeline!"

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He even warned the staff that the company might soon go bankrupt after the safety chief left the organisation.&nbsp;

According to Casey Newton, a reporter for the Platformer, Twitter has removed 4,400 to 5,500 contract employees with the layoffs.&nbsp;

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After laying off 50 per cent of staff, $8 for verification and more, Elon Musk said that Twitter will soon make it possible for organisations and businesses to identify accounts associated with them.

After laying off 50 per cent of staff, $8 for verification and more, Elon Musk said that Twitter will soon make it possible for organisations and businesses to identify accounts associated with them. On Sunday, Musk tweeted that this feature will be out soon. Rolling out soon, Twitter will enable organizations to identify which other Twitter accounts are actually associated with them — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 13, 2022 × Also read | Elon Musk reveals Twitter blue-tick will probably come back by the 'end of next week' Musk is currently looking for ways to curtail fake accounts as, after the takeover, new fake accounts have increased. Due to the proliferation of fake accounts, the microblogging platform suspended its $8 verification service on Friday (November 11). However, some users were able to reclaim their official blue ticks and later thanked Musk. Musk yesterday tweeted that Twitter's blue tick will "come back end of next week." Soon after Musk's takeover, the use of hate words and fake news increased rapidly on Twitter, which became a matter of concern amongst various advertisers. Some companies have already suspended their advertisement spending including General Motors. Also read | 'Say parody in name', orders Musk amid rise in verified impersonator accounts on Twitter The world's richest man, Musk in another tweet apologised to the users for Twitter being slow in several countries. The tweet read, " "Btw, I'd like to apologise for Twitter being super slow in many countries. App is doing >1000 poorly batched RPCs just to render a home timeline!" Btw, I’d like to apologize for Twitter being super slow in many countries. App is doing >1000 poorly batched RPCs just to render a home timeline! — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 13, 2022 × He even warned the staff that the company might soon go bankrupt after the safety chief left the organisation. According to Casey Newton, a reporter for the Platformer, Twitter has removed 4,400 to 5,500 contract employees with the layoffs. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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Cristiano Ronaldo, one of the world's most renowned football players, said he felt&nbsp;"betrayed" by Manchester United and claimed that the club's top officials including manager Erik ten Hag are trying to force him out.

"I don't have respect for him because he doesn't show respect for me," the 37-year-old said in an exclusive interview with Piers Morgan Uncensored TV programme. "Not only the coach, but another two or three guys around the club. I felt betrayed."

Ever since Hag became manager, the five-time Ballon d'Or winner has played just a supporting role.&nbsp;

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When asked if the top officials are trying to oust him, he said, "Yes, I felt betrayed and I felt like some people don't want me here, not only this year but last year too."

Ronaldo was disciplined for declining to play as a substitute in a 2-0 victory over Tottenham last month. Last week, in a 3-1 loss at Aston Villa, he even led the Red Devils. However, he was not present for United's final game before a six-week break for the World Cup.

Despite his 24 goals in all competitions, United had a dismal season last year, finishing sixth in the Premier League and missing out on Champions League qualification.&nbsp;

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Talking about his return, he said, "Since Sir Alex [Ferguson] left, I saw no evolution in the club. Nothing had changed. I want the best for the club. This is why I come to Manchester United."&nbsp;

Ronaldo said there are several things inside that don't&nbsp;assist a player to reach the top like Manchester City, Liverpool and even now Arsenal, a club which should be on top in his opinion but isn't.

United is currently 11 points off of league-leading Arsenal, in fifth place in the Premier League.&nbsp;

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Cristiano Ronaldo, one of the world's most renowned football players, said he felt "betrayed" by Manchester United and claimed that the club's top officials including manager Erik ten Hag are trying to force him out.

Cristiano Ronaldo, one of the world's most renowned football players, said he felt "betrayed" by Manchester United and claimed that the club's top officials including manager Erik ten Hag are trying to force him out. "I don't have respect for him because he doesn't show respect for me," the 37-year-old said in an exclusive interview with Piers Morgan Uncensored TV programme. "Not only the coach, but another two or three guys around the club. I felt betrayed." Ever since Hag became manager, the five-time Ballon d'Or winner has played just a supporting role. Also read | Cristiano Ronaldo has last chance to shine on World Cup stage for Portugal in Qatar When asked if the top officials are trying to oust him, he said, "Yes, I felt betrayed and I felt like some people don't want me here, not only this year but last year too." Ronaldo was disciplined for declining to play as a substitute in a 2-0 victory over Tottenham last month. Last week, in a 3-1 loss at Aston Villa, he even led the Red Devils. However, he was not present for United's final game before a six-week break for the World Cup. Despite his 24 goals in all competitions, United had a dismal season last year, finishing sixth in the Premier League and missing out on Champions League qualification. Also read | Cristiano Ronaldo scores on Man United return as Europa League progress certain Talking about his return, he said, "Since Sir Alex [Ferguson] left, I saw no evolution in the club. Nothing had changed. I want the best for the club. This is why I come to Manchester United." Ronaldo said there are several things inside that don't assist a player to reach the top like Manchester City, Liverpool and even now Arsenal, a club which should be on top in his opinion but isn't. United is currently 11 points off of league-leading Arsenal, in fifth place in the Premier League. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

'I felt betrayed': Cristiano Ronaldo accuses Manchester United officials of trying to oust him

Tens of thousands of people demonstrated Sunday in Mexico City to denounce a proposed reform which they insist will undermine the independent body which organizes the country's elections.

Protesters chanted "Hands off INE," or National Electoral Institute, as they made their way along Paseo de Reforma in the city center to oppose the change championed by President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.

"We are gathered here with one clear and important goal: to defend the electoral system that several generations of Mexicans built," former INE chairman Jose Woldenberg told the crowd in a speech at the close of the procession.

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Lopez Obrador alleges that the INE endorsed fraud when he ran unsuccessfully for the presidency in 2006 and 2012, before winning in 2018.&nbsp;

Under his proposal, the INE would be replaced by a new body with members chosen by voters instead of lawmakers and with a smaller budget. Political parties would also receive less money from the government for campaigning.

Lopez Obrador's critics say he is damaging democratic checks and balances with his attacks on the INE and other institutions.

His proposals, which involve amending the constitution, require support from at least two-thirds of lower house lawmakers.

Many of the demonstrators wore pink -- the color associated with the INE.

Graciela Aberel, a 53-year-old English teacher, said the proposed change amounts to letting the government organize elections, as was the case before INE was created in 1990.

"What he wants is for all the elections to depend on the government, so as to manipulate them at his whim and be able to stay in power," said Aberel.

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The next presidential election is scheduled for 2024, when Lopez Obrador's six-year term ends. Presidents here can only serve one term. &nbsp;

Some in the crowd carried banners that read, "I am not corrupt, class-conscious, racist or hypocritical." This alluded to adjectives the president used last week to describe those who planned to take part in Sunday's rally.

High profile people from the world of politics also took part in the rally, such as former president Vicente Fox and the speaker of the chamber of deputies, Santiago Creel. Both are members of the opposition conservative PAN party.

The rally, which came on the president's 69th birthday, was so big that many people did not fit into the area where the closing speech was delivered.

Francisco Videla, a 50 year old merchant, said the protest was not just against the current government.

"It is against any government that, now or in the future, wants to take control of elections," said Videla.

The president's proposal would also reduce the number of seats in the lower house of congress from 500 to 300, and those in the Senate from 128 to 96.

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Tens of thousands of people demonstrated Sunday in Mexico City to denounce a proposed reform which they insist will undermine the independent body which organizes the country's elections.

Tens of thousands of people demonstrated Sunday in Mexico City to denounce a proposed reform which they insist will undermine the independent body which organizes the country's elections. Protesters chanted "Hands off INE," or National Electoral Institute, as they made their way along Paseo de Reforma in the city center to oppose the change championed by President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador. "We are gathered here with one clear and important goal: to defend the electoral system that several generations of Mexicans built," former INE chairman Jose Woldenberg told the crowd in a speech at the close of the procession. Also read | Three Americans die due to carbon monoxide poisoning in Mexico Lopez Obrador alleges that the INE endorsed fraud when he ran unsuccessfully for the presidency in 2006 and 2012, before winning in 2018. Under his proposal, the INE would be replaced by a new body with members chosen by voters instead of lawmakers and with a smaller budget. Political parties would also receive less money from the government for campaigning. Lopez Obrador's critics say he is damaging democratic checks and balances with his attacks on the INE and other institutions. His proposals, which involve amending the constitution, require support from at least two-thirds of lower house lawmakers. Many of the demonstrators wore pink -- the color associated with the INE. Graciela Aberel, a 53-year-old English teacher, said the proposed change amounts to letting the government organize elections, as was the case before INE was created in 1990. "What he wants is for all the elections to depend on the government, so as to manipulate them at his whim and be able to stay in power," said Aberel. Also read | Hurricane Roslyn makes landfall in Mexico. Leaves two dead and a trail of destruction The next presidential election is scheduled for 2024, when Lopez Obrador's six-year term ends. Presidents here can only serve one term. Some in the crowd carried banners that read, "I am not corrupt, class-conscious, racist or hypocritical." This alluded to adjectives the president used last week to describe those who planned to take part in Sunday's rally. High profile people from the world of politics also took part in the rally, such as former president Vicente Fox and the speaker of the chamber of deputies, Santiago Creel. Both are members of the opposition conservative PAN party. The rally, which came on the president's 69th birthday, was so big that many people did not fit into the area where the closing speech was delivered. Francisco Videla, a 50 year old merchant, said the protest was not just against the current government. "It is against any government that, now or in the future, wants to take control of elections," said Videla. The president's proposal would also reduce the number of seats in the lower house of congress from 500 to 300, and those in the Senate from 128 to 96. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Thousands march in Mexico against proposed electoral reforms

Colorado became&nbsp;the second state in the United States after Oregon to vote&nbsp;for decriminalising naturally occurring hallucinogens like magic mushrooms.&nbsp;After Oregon, Colorado has legalised medications under the Schedule 1 of the Controlled Substances Act.

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The provision, expected to take effect around&nbsp;2024-end,&nbsp;will let Coloradans over 21 grow their own hallucinogenic compounds to consume them privately for recreational purposes, Fox News reported.

According to the language on the ballot, Proposition 122, also known as the Natural Medicine Act, defines natural medicine as "certain plants or fungi that affect a person’s mental health and are controlled substances under state law."&nbsp;

Once affected by the advisory council, a few more psychedelic compounds could be added to the category of "natural medicine" in 2026. Ibogaine, mescaline and dimethyltryptamine are some of the potential drugs.

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Earlier, a study found that using the hallucinogenic substance found in magic mushrooms can be useful to people suffering from depression and helps in the treatment. It showed that a single dose of 25mg of psilocybin and therapy sessions cured several patients having severe depression.&nbsp;

However, despite having such encouraging outcomes, many patients experienced a number of side effects, the most common being vertigo, fatigue and headaches.

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Colorado became the second state in the United States after Oregon to vote for decriminalising naturally occurring hallucinogens like magic mushrooms. After Oregon, Colorado has legalised medications under the Schedule 1 of the Controlled Substances Act.

Colorado became the second state in the United States after Oregon to vote for decriminalising naturally occurring hallucinogens like magic mushrooms. After Oregon, Colorado has legalised medications under the Schedule 1 of the Controlled Substances Act. Also read | Magic mushrooms to be one of the most effective tool to treat depression, says study The provision, expected to take effect around 2024-end, will let Coloradans over 21 grow their own hallucinogenic compounds to consume them privately for recreational purposes, Fox News reported. According to the language on the ballot, Proposition 122, also known as the Natural Medicine Act, defines natural medicine as "certain plants or fungi that affect a person’s mental health and are controlled substances under state law." Once affected by the advisory council, a few more psychedelic compounds could be added to the category of "natural medicine" in 2026. Ibogaine, mescaline and dimethyltryptamine are some of the potential drugs. Also read | Can't resist moving to a good beat? A new study shows rats cannot either Earlier, a study found that using the hallucinogenic substance found in magic mushrooms can be useful to people suffering from depression and helps in the treatment. It showed that a single dose of 25mg of psilocybin and therapy sessions cured several patients having severe depression. However, despite having such encouraging outcomes, many patients experienced a number of side effects, the most common being vertigo, fatigue and headaches. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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