On Saturday (November 12), hundreds of protesters enraged by the climate issue took to the streets of Lisbon, with several stormed into a building where the Portuguese Economic Minister Antonio Costa e Silva was giving a speech and demanded his resignation.&nbsp;

Chanting slogans while waving the banners, protesters called for action against climate change. The demonstrations in the country coincided as representatives from nearly 200 nations gathered in Egypt for the COP27 UN, climate summit in an effort to maintain the goal of preventing the world from climate change, Reuters reported.

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Climate change has recently been a topic of discussion and concern among people worldwide demanding respective governments take action.

"Out Costa e Silva," protesters shouted as several entered the building, The protesters were later hauled by police out of the building.&nbsp;

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Portuguese Television RTP claimed that the minister reportedly left the building through a back entrance.&nbsp;

When questioned about COP27, many said that the summit is not enough to resolve the issue. Some accused governments favour the "monetary interests" of large corporations rather than focusing on climate change at the front of the political agenda.&nbsp;

At the demonstrations in Lisbon, Marta Leandro, vice president of the environmental group said, "The situation is serious and urgent. What we do or do not do in this decade will have a great impact on climate security."

Earlier COP27 chief accused governments that they make promises for taking action.&nbsp;

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On Saturday (November 12), hundreds of protesters enraged by the climate issue took to the streets of Lisbon, with several stormed into a building where the Portuguese Economic Minister Antonio Costa e Silva was giving a speech and demanded his resignation.

On Saturday (November 12), hundreds of protesters enraged by the climate issue took to the streets of Lisbon, with several stormed into a building where the Portuguese Economic Minister Antonio Costa e Silva was giving a speech and demanded his resignation. Chanting slogans while waving the banners, protesters called for action against climate change. The demonstrations in the country coincided as representatives from nearly 200 nations gathered in Egypt for the COP27 UN, climate summit in an effort to maintain the goal of preventing the world from climate change, Reuters reported. Also read | Some countries resisted mentioning 1.5°C goal in COP27 text: US climate envoy Climate change has recently been a topic of discussion and concern among people worldwide demanding respective governments take action. "Out Costa e Silva," protesters shouted as several entered the building, The protesters were later hauled by police out of the building. Also read | COP27 summit near halftime but critical issues remain unresolved Portuguese Television RTP claimed that the minister reportedly left the building through a back entrance. When questioned about COP27, many said that the summit is not enough to resolve the issue. Some accused governments favour the "monetary interests" of large corporations rather than focusing on climate change at the front of the political agenda. At the demonstrations in Lisbon, Marta Leandro, vice president of the environmental group said, "The situation is serious and urgent. What we do or do not do in this decade will have a great impact on climate security." Earlier COP27 chief accused governments that they make promises for taking action. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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The United States has returned 192 artefacts worth $3.4 million to Pakistan.&nbsp;One of the prominent stolen artefacts of Buddha or a Gandharan statue of a Maitreya that was stolen from Pakistan during the 1990s and trafficked into New York County is among the items being returned.

The Manhattan District Attorney's (MDA) office in New York confirmed the news. Alvin L Bragg, Jr, Manhattan district attorney revealed that the artefacts were returned.&nbsp;

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The MDA in a statement said that among 192, 187 antiques were seized against smuggler Shubhash Kapoor during the office's inquiry; the remaining were retrieved during other ongoing criminal investigations, ANI reported.&nbsp;

The Office issued a warrant for Kapoor's arrest in 2012. Kapoor along with seven co-defendants was charged in November 2019 by the Office for conspiring to sell stolen artefacts. The office submitted documents to India in July 2020 on behalf of Kapoor and other&nbsp;co-defendants who reside in India.&nbsp;

Kapoor and Sanjeev Asokan were found guilty and sentenced to imprisonment for their involvement in selling the stolen Indian artefacts. In addition to being fined and given a 13-year prison sentence, Kapoor was also found guilty of receiving stolen items.&nbsp;

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Ayesha Ali, Consul General of Pakistan in New York and US Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) Thomas Acocella said, " Subhash Kapoor was one of the world`s most prolific antiquities traffickers, yet thanks to the work of our dedicated investigators and analysts, we have been able to recover thousands of pieces looted by his network. We will continue to pursue full accountability against Mr Kapoor and his co-conspirators, who showed a blatant disregard for the cultural and historic significance of these antiquities."

The DA's Office and HSI recovered over 2,500 goods trafficked by Kapoor and his network between 2011 and 2022.&nbsp;

Other defendants found guilty were Richard Salmon, Neil Perry, Selina Mohamed, Aaron Freedman and Sushma Sareen.&nbsp;

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The United States has returned 192 artefacts worth $3.4 million to Pakistan. One of the prominent stolen artefacts of Buddha or a Gandharan statue of a Maitreya that was stolen from Pakistan during the 1990s and trafficked into New York County is among the items being returned.

The United States has returned 192 artefacts worth $3.4 million to Pakistan. One of the prominent stolen artefacts of Buddha or a Gandharan statue of a Maitreya that was stolen from Pakistan during the 1990s and trafficked into New York County is among the items being returned. The Manhattan District Attorney's (MDA) office in New York confirmed the news. Alvin L Bragg, Jr, Manhattan district attorney revealed that the artefacts were returned. Also read | Taiwan: National Palace Museum admits breaking artefacts worth over $70 million The MDA in a statement said that among 192, 187 antiques were seized against smuggler Shubhash Kapoor during the office's inquiry; the remaining were retrieved during other ongoing criminal investigations, ANI reported. The Office issued a warrant for Kapoor's arrest in 2012. Kapoor along with seven co-defendants was charged in November 2019 by the Office for conspiring to sell stolen artefacts. The office submitted documents to India in July 2020 on behalf of Kapoor and other co-defendants who reside in India. Kapoor and Sanjeev Asokan were found guilty and sentenced to imprisonment for their involvement in selling the stolen Indian artefacts. In addition to being fined and given a 13-year prison sentence, Kapoor was also found guilty of receiving stolen items. Also read | Ordinary vase mistaken for a 'rare artefact', sold at 4000 times its value Ayesha Ali, Consul General of Pakistan in New York and US Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) Thomas Acocella said, " Subhash Kapoor was one of the world`s most prolific antiquities traffickers, yet thanks to the work of our dedicated investigators and analysts, we have been able to recover thousands of pieces looted by his network. We will continue to pursue full accountability against Mr Kapoor and his co-conspirators, who showed a blatant disregard for the cultural and historic significance of these antiquities." The DA's Office and HSI recovered over 2,500 goods trafficked by Kapoor and his network between 2011 and 2022. Other defendants found guilty were Richard Salmon, Neil Perry, Selina Mohamed, Aaron Freedman and Sushma Sareen. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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A US military space drone landed at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Saturday after nearly two and a half years in orbit, Boeing said.&nbsp;

The unmanned X-37B shuttle, whose first flight took place in 2010, has now spent a total of more than 10 years in space and flown more than 1.3 billion miles during six missions, Boeing said in a statement.&nbsp;

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"This mission highlights the Space Force's focus on collaboration in space exploration and expanding low-cost access to space for our partners, within and outside of the Department of the Air Force," said General Chance Saltzman, chief of space operations.

Launched in secrecy, the X-37B was designed for the Air Force by United Launch Alliance, a joint venture between Boeing and Lockheed Martin.&nbsp;

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It is 30 feet (nine meters) long, has a 15-foot wingspan and is powered by solar panels.&nbsp;

Before the shuttle’s last launch, in May 2020, the Pentagon evoked a series of scientific experiments it would undertake.&nbsp;

The mission was to test how certain materials react in space, to evaluate how ambient radiation in space affects a series of seeds, and to transform solar radiation into radio-electric energy, the army said.&nbsp;

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A US military space drone landed at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Saturday after nearly two and a half years in orbit, Boeing said. The unmanned X-37B shuttle, whose first flight took place in 2010, has now spent a total of more than 10 years in space and flown more than 1.

A US military space drone landed at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Saturday after nearly two and a half years in orbit, Boeing said. The unmanned X-37B shuttle, whose first flight took place in 2010, has now spent a total of more than 10 years in space and flown more than 1.3 billion miles during six missions, Boeing said in a statement. Also read | NASA's Artemis lunar mission remains on schedule following Hurricane Nicole "This mission highlights the Space Force's focus on collaboration in space exploration and expanding low-cost access to space for our partners, within and outside of the Department of the Air Force," said General Chance Saltzman, chief of space operations. Launched in secrecy, the X-37B was designed for the Air Force by United Launch Alliance, a joint venture between Boeing and Lockheed Martin. Also read | 'Beaver blood Moon' total lunar eclipse 2022: What you need to know It is 30 feet (nine meters) long, has a 15-foot wingspan and is powered by solar panels. Before the shuttle’s last launch, in May 2020, the Pentagon evoked a series of scientific experiments it would undertake. The mission was to test how certain materials react in space, to evaluate how ambient radiation in space affects a series of seeds, and to transform solar radiation into radio-electric energy, the army said. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

US military space drone returns to Earth after 908 days in orbit

BSF Director General Pankaj Kumar Singh on Saturday stated that incidents of drones delivering drugs and weapons along the Punjab and Kashmir borders have doubled in 2022.

A barrage of drone flights from Pakistan "bombarded" the army on the western front. The department is currently working to find a possible solution to stop this threat. One such initiative is the establishment of a state-of-the-art laboratory in Delhi, which helped in seeking positive results.

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The lab was first established in September 2021 and later enhanced in October. The department roughly invested Rs 50 lakhs ($65,129) in the lab, PTI reported.

He said, "The BSF has been at the receiving end of the drone menace for quite some time... The versatility of the drone, which is very well known, has been posing problems to us with nefarious elements have found new uses of the drone due to its anonymity and quick flight at sufficient height bypassing the frontiers."&nbsp;

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he BSF DG stated that&nbsp;79 drone flights were detected from across the Indo-Pak border in 2020, the number climbed to 109 in 2021 which increased to 266 this year. Punjab, which saw 215 drone flights this year, is the main offender, Singh said. He added that security forces in Kashmir detected 22 flights.

The DG claimed that at first, the department&nbsp;struggled&nbsp;when the drone fell they had "no clue" from where it was coming from. Singh said, "We then started getting into the forensics part. We realised that these drones had chips similar to computation devices like computers and mobile phones. As digital forensics help in solving cyber crimes, we got answers here too."

Punjab Police and BS are working together on the matter by deploying 200 soldiers to conduct "depth patrols" to look&nbsp;for drones.&nbsp; 
 
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BSF Director General Pankaj Kumar Singh on Saturday stated that incidents of drones delivering drugs and weapons along the Punjab and Kashmir borders have doubled in 2022.

BSF Director General Pankaj Kumar Singh on Saturday stated that incidents of drones delivering drugs and weapons along the Punjab and Kashmir borders have doubled in 2022. A barrage of drone flights from Pakistan "bombarded" the army on the western front. The department is currently working to find a possible solution to stop this threat. One such initiative is the establishment of a state-of-the-art laboratory in Delhi, which helped in seeking positive results. Also read | India: BSF organises cycle rally on National Unity Day for the first time in 33 years The lab was first established in September 2021 and later enhanced in October. The department roughly invested Rs 50 lakhs ($65,129) in the lab, PTI reported. He said, "The BSF has been at the receiving end of the drone menace for quite some time... The versatility of the drone, which is very well known, has been posing problems to us with nefarious elements have found new uses of the drone due to its anonymity and quick flight at sufficient height bypassing the frontiers." Also read | Major narco-terror bid foiled by BSF in Jammu's Samba area he BSF DG stated that 79 drone flights were detected from across the Indo-Pak border in 2020, the number climbed to 109 in 2021 which increased to 266 this year. Punjab, which saw 215 drone flights this year, is the main offender, Singh said. He added that security forces in Kashmir detected 22 flights. The DG claimed that at first, the department struggled when the drone fell they had "no clue" from where it was coming from. Singh said, "We then started getting into the forensics part. We realised that these drones had chips similar to computation devices like computers and mobile phones. As digital forensics help in solving cyber crimes, we got answers here too." Punjab Police and BS are working together on the matter by deploying 200 soldiers to conduct "depth patrols" to look for drones. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Drones from across Pakistan border doubled in 2022, says BSF DG, raises security concerns

Nearly a quarter of million more Britishers might find themselves subjected to pay&nbsp;the high rate of income taxation as per the new plans unveiled by the UK PM Rishi Sunak and Jeremy Hunt.&nbsp;A report by Moore Kingston Smith for the Times stated that nearly 246,000 people will be forced to pay the top rate of tax.&nbsp;

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Many expect that the new prime minister and the chancellor will reportedly reduce the 45p income tax rate threshold from £150,000 ($177,600) to £125,000 ($148,000). This is expected to be announced during the Autumn Statement, the Telegraph reported.

With this new plan, the government aims to collect approximately £1.3 billion ($14.9 million) annually, as it makes efforts to close a fiscal gap estimated at £60 billion through increasing taxes and reducing spending.&nbsp;

The plan will cost £580 ($686.7) per year for the individuals. Currently, over 600,000 people who are already paying the tax will now see their bills increase&nbsp;to £1,250 ($1,480) per year.&nbsp;

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The public sector wages are expected to be limited to 2 per cent, and many professions such as nurses, and police will see a decline in their income.&nbsp;

The prime minister said that he is open to tax cuts in the long run, but has ruled out short-term tax cuts. The chancellor said that in order to achieve long-term sustainable growth, the country needs to control inflation and create financial stability. He said, "There is no other way."

Earlier, during Truss's administration, ousted chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng during the September mini-budget declared that the 45p top rate of tax will be eliminated completely. However, after heavy&nbsp;criticism from Tory MPs and the country's currency hitting a historic low, he changed the idea after three weeks.&nbsp;

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Nearly a quarter of million more Britishers might find themselves subjected to pay the high rate of income taxation as per the new plans unveiled by the UK PM Rishi Sunak and Jeremy Hunt.

Nearly a quarter of million more Britishers might find themselves subjected to pay the high rate of income taxation as per the new plans unveiled by the UK PM Rishi Sunak and Jeremy Hunt. A report by Moore Kingston Smith for the Times stated that nearly 246,000 people will be forced to pay the top rate of tax. Also read | UK and France to strike deal to stop migrants from crossing English Channel Many expect that the new prime minister and the chancellor will reportedly reduce the 45p income tax rate threshold from £150,000 ($177,600) to £125,000 ($148,000). This is expected to be announced during the Autumn Statement, the Telegraph reported. With this new plan, the government aims to collect approximately £1.3 billion ($14.9 million) annually, as it makes efforts to close a fiscal gap estimated at £60 billion through increasing taxes and reducing spending. The plan will cost £580 ($686.7) per year for the individuals. Currently, over 600,000 people who are already paying the tax will now see their bills increase to £1,250 ($1,480) per year. Also read | Rishi Sunak's close aide Gavin Williamson quits as minister amid 'bullying' allegations The public sector wages are expected to be limited to 2 per cent, and many professions such as nurses, and police will see a decline in their income. The prime minister said that he is open to tax cuts in the long run, but has ruled out short-term tax cuts. The chancellor said that in order to achieve long-term sustainable growth, the country needs to control inflation and create financial stability. He said, "There is no other way." Earlier, during Truss's administration, ousted chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng during the September mini-budget declared that the 45p top rate of tax will be eliminated completely. However, after heavy criticism from Tory MPs and the country's currency hitting a historic low, he changed the idea after three weeks. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

New plan by UK PM Sunak and Jeremy Hunt will make over 200,000 Britishers pay tax

Soon after Russia's withdrawal from Kherson was announced, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated on Saturday that Russian troops had destroyed infrastructure in the city's southern region.

On Friday, after Russia formally announced the completion of the retreat, Zelensky said, "Kherson is ours." After this, Several photos and videos of celebrations were circulated.&nbsp;

In a video address, the president said that the occupants damaged all the key infrastructures before retreating from Kherson: communication, water, heat, and electricity.&nbsp;

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The Ukrainian government is currently trying to stabilise the situation in Kherson. However, pro-Moscow forces are fighting back much harder elsewhere, Zelensky claimed&nbsp;that the fights in eastern Donetsk&nbsp;were "hell." He said, "There it is just hell — there are extremely fierce battles there every day."

He continued, "(Russians) everywhere have the same goal: to humiliate people as much as possible. But we will restore everything, believe me." Zelensky claimed that over 60 Ukrainian troops and communities had claimed control in Kherson. The policy has begun efforts to stabilize. In addition, the president stated that with Kherson's stabilization, over 2,000 miles of tripwires and a few unexplored shells have been removed, Reuters reported.

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Defending the efforts made by the Ukrainian troops, Zelensky said that one reason Ukraine was able to carry out effective operations in Kherson was Donetsk's defence against Russian attacks.

Moscow's military operation in Ukraine began months ago on February 24&nbsp;and claimed lives of thousands of people and forced millions to flee the country.&nbsp;

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Soon after Russia's withdrawal from Kherson was announced, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated on Saturday that Russian troops had destroyed infrastructure in the city's southern region.

Soon after Russia's withdrawal from Kherson was announced, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated on Saturday that Russian troops had destroyed infrastructure in the city's southern region. On Friday, after Russia formally announced the completion of the retreat, Zelensky said, "Kherson is ours." After this, Several photos and videos of celebrations were circulated. In a video address, the president said that the occupants damaged all the key infrastructures before retreating from Kherson: communication, water, heat, and electricity. Also read | Zelensky backs fundraising campaign to help Ukraine buy naval drones to counter Russian strikes The Ukrainian government is currently trying to stabilise the situation in Kherson. However, pro-Moscow forces are fighting back much harder elsewhere, Zelensky claimed that the fights in eastern Donetsk were "hell." He said, "There it is just hell — there are extremely fierce battles there every day." He continued, "(Russians) everywhere have the same goal: to humiliate people as much as possible. But we will restore everything, believe me." Zelensky claimed that over 60 Ukrainian troops and communities had claimed control in Kherson. The policy has begun efforts to stabilize. In addition, the president stated that with Kherson's stabilization, over 2,000 miles of tripwires and a few unexplored shells have been removed, Reuters reported. Also read | 'Kherson is ours,' says Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky after Russia's retreat Defending the efforts made by the Ukrainian troops, Zelensky said that one reason Ukraine was able to carry out effective operations in Kherson was Donetsk's defence against Russian attacks. Moscow's military operation in Ukraine began months ago on February 24 and claimed lives of thousands of people and forced millions to flee the country. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Ukraine's President Zelensky claims Russia destroyed Kherson’s infrastructure, says Donetsk battles are ‘hell’

As the results of Tuesday's midterm elections votes are still being counted, Democrats are just one seat away from claiming a majority in the US Senate next year.&nbsp;

With both Democrats and Republicans fighting for the victory, the competition gets tough as the campaigning for Georgia's run-off on December 6 is underway.&nbsp;

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If Democratic Senator Catherina Cortez Masto defeats Republican opposition, Adam Laxalt, her party would then hold 50 of the Senate's seats. However, Laxalt was in the lead by nearly 800 votes in Nevada, and uncounted votes of &nbsp;Catherine might change the decision, Reuters reported.&nbsp;

If Democrats win in Georgina it would then be able to take control of the 51-49 Senates. But if they fail to win in Georgia but claim victory in Nevada, it would still hold control over 50-50 Senate seats as the US VP Kamala Harris can tie votes.

Watch |&nbsp;US&nbsp;Midterm Elections: Republicans and Democrats are neck and neck in Senate race

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Currently, both Republicans and Democrats hold an equal number of seats in the Senate.&nbsp;

Later on Friday, it appeared that Democratic Senator Mark Kelly would retain his seat in Arizona, defeating Republican Blake Masters, the victory has not yet been declared giving a boost from Democrats. Kelly said, "We've seen the consequences that come when leaders refuse to accept the truth and focus more on conspiracies of the past than solving the challenges that we face today," without mentioning Masters.

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If Republican loses in either of the two contests, it may further damage Trump's stand in the coming presidential bid in 2024. However, if they win, they have promised to work to undo Biden's accomplishments in the fight against climate change and to extend various 2017 tax&nbsp;cuts that are set to be expired.&nbsp;

The newly elected Senate will be sworn in on January 3 next year.

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As the results of Tuesday's midterm elections votes are still being counted, Democrats are just one seat away from claiming a majority in the US Senate next year.

As the results of Tuesday's midterm elections votes are still being counted, Democrats are just one seat away from claiming a majority in the US Senate next year. With both Democrats and Republicans fighting for the victory, the competition gets tough as the campaigning for Georgia's run-off on December 6 is underway. Also read | Donald Trump's inner circle split over timing of presidential campaign announcement If Democratic Senator Catherina Cortez Masto defeats Republican opposition, Adam Laxalt, her party would then hold 50 of the Senate's seats. However, Laxalt was in the lead by nearly 800 votes in Nevada, and uncounted votes of Catherine might change the decision, Reuters reported. If Democrats win in Georgina it would then be able to take control of the 51-49 Senates. But if they fail to win in Georgia but claim victory in Nevada, it would still hold control over 50-50 Senate seats as the US VP Kamala Harris can tie votes. Watch | US Midterm Elections: Republicans and Democrats are neck and neck in Senate race Currently, both Republicans and Democrats hold an equal number of seats in the Senate. Later on Friday, it appeared that Democratic Senator Mark Kelly would retain his seat in Arizona, defeating Republican Blake Masters, the victory has not yet been declared giving a boost from Democrats. Kelly said, "We've seen the consequences that come when leaders refuse to accept the truth and focus more on conspiracies of the past than solving the challenges that we face today," without mentioning Masters. Also read | Explainer: What causes a delay in US election results? If Republican loses in either of the two contests, it may further damage Trump's stand in the coming presidential bid in 2024. However, if they win, they have promised to work to undo Biden's accomplishments in the fight against climate change and to extend various 2017 tax cuts that are set to be expired. The newly elected Senate will be sworn in on January 3 next year. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

US midterms: Democrats await Nevada election results to claim Senate majority

"Kherson is ours," Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Friday (November 11) after Russia announced its completion of retreat from the Kherson region.&nbsp;The country's Armed Forces said on social media, "Kherson is returning to Ukrainian control and units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine are entering the city."

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Posting a video on Telegram of residents and troops gathering in the area, the Ukrainian president said, "As of now, our defenders are on the outskirts of the city. But special units are already in the city."

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Several photos and videos of people waving Ukrainian flags in Kherson were posted by the country's parliament. Residents celebrated the news by donning flags, popping champagne corks, and singing the Ukrainian national anthem. The retreat news was joyfully welcomed in Kyiv, reported AFP.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuelba&nbsp;said, "Ukraine is gaining another important victory right now and proves that whatever Russia says or does, Ukraine will win." He also shared a video of Ukrainians taking down a billboard reading "Russia is here forever".

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As per the Russian ministry, over 30,000 Russian service members, as well as over 5,000 pieces of gear and other military supplies have already been evacuated. However, Kremlin asserted that Kherson is still a part of Russia and that it did not regret annexing the entire region.&nbsp;

Moscow's special military operation in Ukraine began nine months ago on February 24, Kherson was one of the major urban centres to collapse. It has been one of the four Ukrainian regions that Putin declared to have been annexed to Russia.

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"Kherson is ours," Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Friday (November 11) after Russia announced its completion of retreat from the Kherson region. The country's Armed Forces said on social media, "Kherson is returning to Ukrainian control and units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine are entering the city.

"Kherson is ours," Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Friday (November 11) after Russia announced its completion of retreat from the Kherson region. The country's Armed Forces said on social media, "Kherson is returning to Ukrainian control and units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine are entering the city." Also read | Ukrainian forces enter Kherson city following ‘complete evacuation’ by Russian military Posting a video on Telegram of residents and troops gathering in the area, the Ukrainian president said, "As of now, our defenders are on the outskirts of the city. But special units are already in the city." Watch | Gravitas: Is Russia's retreat from Kherson a trap? Several photos and videos of people waving Ukrainian flags in Kherson were posted by the country's parliament. Residents celebrated the news by donning flags, popping champagne corks, and singing the Ukrainian national anthem. The retreat news was joyfully welcomed in Kyiv, reported AFP. Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuelba said, "Ukraine is gaining another important victory right now and proves that whatever Russia says or does, Ukraine will win." He also shared a video of Ukrainians taking down a billboard reading "Russia is here forever". Also read | Vladmir Putin to not attend G20 summit even through video conference As per the Russian ministry, over 30,000 Russian service members, as well as over 5,000 pieces of gear and other military supplies have already been evacuated. However, Kremlin asserted that Kherson is still a part of Russia and that it did not regret annexing the entire region. Moscow's special military operation in Ukraine began nine months ago on February 24, Kherson was one of the major urban centres to collapse. It has been one of the four Ukrainian regions that Putin declared to have been annexed to Russia. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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An Australian court has ordered three telecom companies to pay A$33.5 million ($22.08 million) in fines for making false news regarding the speed of NBN internet plans.

According to the Australian Competition &amp; Consumer Commission (ACCC), the country's federal court fined Optus, Singapore's Telecommunications A$13.5 million and ordered Telstra to pay A$15 million. Further, a unit of TPG Telecom has also been ordered to pay A$5 million.

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The ACCC claimed that the false and deceptive statements regarding their 50 or 100 Megabits per second (Mbps) fibre to the node plane were made at least 12 months in the year 2019 and some believe that it might have continued till 2020.&nbsp;

The three telecom companies have admitted in the court of providing false or misleading claims which might have affected nearly 120,000 subscribers.&nbsp;

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In a statement, Telstra admitted that from April 2019 to April 2020, it was unable to fully check the highest achievable speed of the NBN services of nearly 48,000 individuals. The company said, "We've gone through an extensive remediation and refund process. We've also taken a number of steps to ensure we better meet our regulatory obligations."&nbsp;

However, in response to the issues raised, representatives of TPG and Optus told Reuters that they have sent separate emails mentioning that they have modified their systems and procedures. Optus said that it will personally get in touch with its customers who qualify for remediation.&nbsp;

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An Australian court has ordered three telecom companies to pay A$33.5 million ($22.08 million) in fines for making false news regarding the speed of NBN internet plans.

An Australian court has ordered three telecom companies to pay A$33.5 million ($22.08 million) in fines for making false news regarding the speed of NBN internet plans. According to the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC), the country's federal court fined Optus, Singapore's Telecommunications A$13.5 million and ordered Telstra to pay A$15 million. Further, a unit of TPG Telecom has also been ordered to pay A$5 million. Also read | Cyberattacks rise four-fold in Australia, 76,000 complaints registered last year: Govt report The ACCC claimed that the false and deceptive statements regarding their 50 or 100 Megabits per second (Mbps) fibre to the node plane were made at least 12 months in the year 2019 and some believe that it might have continued till 2020. The three telecom companies have admitted in the court of providing false or misleading claims which might have affected nearly 120,000 subscribers. Also read | Australia to bring legislation for tougher penalties on hackers for data breaches In a statement, Telstra admitted that from April 2019 to April 2020, it was unable to fully check the highest achievable speed of the NBN services of nearly 48,000 individuals. The company said, "We've gone through an extensive remediation and refund process. We've also taken a number of steps to ensure we better meet our regulatory obligations." However, in response to the issues raised, representatives of TPG and Optus told Reuters that they have sent separate emails mentioning that they have modified their systems and procedures. Optus said that it will personally get in touch with its customers who qualify for remediation. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Australian court orders three telecom companies to pay $22.08 million for making false internet speed claims

After Hurricane Nicole's passage went away from Florida, US space agency NASA announced that it will resume its long-delayed uncrewed mission to the Moon as scheduled for next Wednesday at 01:04 local time (0604 GMT).&nbsp;

Space agency's senior official said that there was "nothing preventing" a launch and&nbsp;that NASA had gained access to the launch pad on Thursday (November 10).

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The US is making efforts to reach Moon five decades later to set a step again. The Artemis 1, a heavy-lift rocket will be sending astronauts to the Moon. The Orion crew capsule will be launched to the Moon by the rocket without touching down on the lunar surface. If the mission goes as per plan, it will probably last for 25 days and a half days before the capsule returns on December 11 in the Pacific, AFP reported.&nbsp;

Jim Free, NASA's senior official who&nbsp;looks after the&nbsp;exploration system said that it still needs to conduct a few checks to ensure a smooth mission. Free, said that two backup launch dates have been set for November 19 and November 25 in case they are required.

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NASA's rocket was damaged by category 1 Hurricane Nicole's winds while it was positioned at the Kennedy Space Centres' launch pad. However, the winds were not greater, the rocket was taken back out of the launch pad.&nbsp;

NASA's Artemis programme aims to send the first woman and the first person of colour to the Moon by the year 2025. By building a space station, the space agency aims to create a human presence on the moon.&nbsp;

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After Hurricane Nicole's passage went away from Florida, US space agency NASA announced that it will resume its long-delayed uncrewed mission to the Moon as scheduled for next Wednesday at 01:04 local time (0604 GMT).

After Hurricane Nicole's passage went away from Florida, US space agency NASA announced that it will resume its long-delayed uncrewed mission to the Moon as scheduled for next Wednesday at 01:04 local time (0604 GMT). Space agency's senior official said that there was "nothing preventing" a launch and that NASA had gained access to the launch pad on Thursday (November 10). Also read | As it happened: Lunar eclipse November 2022, know the deets here The US is making efforts to reach Moon five decades later to set a step again. The Artemis 1, a heavy-lift rocket will be sending astronauts to the Moon. The Orion crew capsule will be launched to the Moon by the rocket without touching down on the lunar surface. If the mission goes as per plan, it will probably last for 25 days and a half days before the capsule returns on December 11 in the Pacific, AFP reported. Jim Free, NASA's senior official who looks after the exploration system said that it still needs to conduct a few checks to ensure a smooth mission. Free, said that two backup launch dates have been set for November 19 and November 25 in case they are required. Our @NASAGroundSys team regained access to the pad last night after the storm passed to survey @NASA_SLS & @NASA_Orion. Our employees are our top priority as Florida recovers. Today, we'll conduct a power-on test, make minor repairs, & continue preparing for #Artemis I's launch. pic.twitter.com/efHscY8D7Z — Jim Free (@JimFree) November 11, 2022 × Also read | Astronomers discover black hole, 10 times larger than the Sun, closest to Earth NASA's rocket was damaged by category 1 Hurricane Nicole's winds while it was positioned at the Kennedy Space Centres' launch pad. However, the winds were not greater, the rocket was taken back out of the launch pad. NASA's Artemis programme aims to send the first woman and the first person of colour to the Moon by the year 2025. By building a space station, the space agency aims to create a human presence on the moon. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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A 29-year-old woman in Texas has been sentenced to death for killing a pregnant acquaintance in October 2020 so that the foetus inside her womb could be removed and stolen.

Taylor Parker on Wednesday was sentenced in Texas after a lengthy trial that began in September this year.&nbsp;

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The drama began when Parker announced her pregnancy to her boyfriend and family over a period of time. She purchased a fake silicone tummy and shared this news on social media. However, everything was a lie. The actual truth was that because of the Hysterectomy, she was unable to get pregnant.

The horrific scene of the murder happened on October 09, 2020, when Readab Simmons-Hancock, a 21-year-old pregnant acquaintance in her last stages of pregnancy was stabbed over 100 times in her home by Parker. Parker then sliced her stomach to take her unborn child. Her three-year-old daughter was also present at the time of the instance but was sleeping in another room, AFP reported.

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After escaping from the house, Parker was taken into custody shortly while driving her car around nine miles from the crime scene.&nbsp;

The police said that Parker had the infant on her lap. The police department added that Parker claimed that she gave birth to the child. However, the child also passed away despite being admitted to the hospital.

According to the police testimony during the trial, Parker had been looking for pregnant women across stores and maternity wards a few weeks prior to the murder.&nbsp;

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A 29-year-old woman in Texas has been sentenced to death for killing a pregnant acquaintance in October 2020 so that the foetus inside her womb could be removed and stolen.

A 29-year-old woman in Texas has been sentenced to death for killing a pregnant acquaintance in October 2020 so that the foetus inside her womb could be removed and stolen. Taylor Parker on Wednesday was sentenced in Texas after a lengthy trial that began in September this year. Also read | World's first saliva-based pregnancy test kit launched in Israel; to be available globally in 2023 The drama began when Parker announced her pregnancy to her boyfriend and family over a period of time. She purchased a fake silicone tummy and shared this news on social media. However, everything was a lie. The actual truth was that because of the Hysterectomy, she was unable to get pregnant. The horrific scene of the murder happened on October 09, 2020, when Readab Simmons-Hancock, a 21-year-old pregnant acquaintance in her last stages of pregnancy was stabbed over 100 times in her home by Parker. Parker then sliced her stomach to take her unborn child. Her three-year-old daughter was also present at the time of the instance but was sleeping in another room, AFP reported. Also read | Indoor solid wood fires ‘dangerous’ for pregnant women: Study After escaping from the house, Parker was taken into custody shortly while driving her car around nine miles from the crime scene. The police said that Parker had the infant on her lap. The police department added that Parker claimed that she gave birth to the child. However, the child also passed away despite being admitted to the hospital. According to the police testimony during the trial, Parker had been looking for pregnant women across stores and maternity wards a few weeks prior to the murder. (WIth inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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As fake and fraudulent accounts increased, Twitter paused its recent $8 verification or blue tick subscription programme.

Before, only verified accounts of public figures including politicians, actors and famous journalists only had the coveted blue tick mark.&nbsp;

A source told Reuters that the service of blue tick verification has been halted.&nbsp;

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Earlier this week, Twitter introduced its membership option that can be available to anyone willing to pay in order to increase the revenue of the microblogging site as the new owner Elon Musk battles to hold back advertisers.&nbsp;

Concerns for hate and fake news have been increasing on the platform. Recently, a fake account tweeted that insulin would be free, and the pharma company Eli Lilly &amp; Co apologised amid political outrage and inquiries into the high cost of the drug. Another such instance was when a verified user with the same profile image as the company's official account was spreading a lot of false tweets about Tesla.

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Addressing this, Musk stated that accounts that employ impersonation on Twitter without explicitly designating it as "parody" accounts will be immediately and permanently removed. Several accounts have been suspended including those of BP and Nintendo.

Sources told Reuters that the new owner on Thursday warned the employees that if it didn't increase subscription revenue to balance the declining advertising revenues, the company will not be able to survive the coming fiscal year.&nbsp;

Ever since the world's richest man Elon Musk took over Twitter, a lot of businesses including General Motors and United Airlines have halted their advertising.&nbsp;

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As fake and fraudulent accounts increased, Twitter paused its recent $8 verification or blue tick subscription programme. Before, only verified accounts of public figures including politicians, actors and famous journalists only had the coveted blue tick mark.

As fake and fraudulent accounts increased, Twitter paused its recent $8 verification or blue tick subscription programme. Before, only verified accounts of public figures including politicians, actors and famous journalists only had the coveted blue tick mark. A source told Reuters that the service of blue tick verification has been halted. Also read | Tumblr trolls Twitter by offering two checkmarks for the price of one, for just one-time payment Earlier this week, Twitter introduced its membership option that can be available to anyone willing to pay in order to increase the revenue of the microblogging site as the new owner Elon Musk battles to hold back advertisers. Concerns for hate and fake news have been increasing on the platform. Recently, a fake account tweeted that insulin would be free, and the pharma company Eli Lilly & Co apologised amid political outrage and inquiries into the high cost of the drug. Another such instance was when a verified user with the same profile image as the company's official account was spreading a lot of false tweets about Tesla. Also read | FTC watching Twitter with 'deep concern' as Musk warns bankruptcy fears 'are very real' Addressing this, Musk stated that accounts that employ impersonation on Twitter without explicitly designating it as "parody" accounts will be immediately and permanently removed. Several accounts have been suspended including those of BP and Nintendo. Sources told Reuters that the new owner on Thursday warned the employees that if it didn't increase subscription revenue to balance the declining advertising revenues, the company will not be able to survive the coming fiscal year. Ever since the world's richest man Elon Musk took over Twitter, a lot of businesses including General Motors and United Airlines have halted their advertising. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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