<p>Europe's top court on Thursday rejected a key EU tool used to transfer Europeans' personal data across the Atlantic for commercial use but upheld the validity of another tool used by hundreds of thousands of companies to transfer data worldwide.</p>

<p>The decision 2016/1250 on the adequacy of the protection provided by the EU-US Data Protection Shield will potentially throw&nbsp;the business of big tech into legal chaos.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/technology/google-hit-with-600000-euro-belgian-privacy-fine-313387" hreflang="en">Google hit with 600,000 Euro Belgian privacy fine</a></strong></p>

<p>The European Court of Justice struck down the arrangement, known as "Privacy Shield", saying it failed to provide Europeans with enough safeguards against US surveillance and security laws."</p>

<p>"However, it considers that Commission Decision 2010/87 on standard contractual clauses for the transfer of personal data to processors established in third countries is valid."</p>

<p>The rulings came in a clash between Facebook and Austrian privacy activist Max Schrems&nbsp;welcomed the&nbsp;decision.</p>

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<p>"It looks perfect," he said in a spontanious reaction when the ruling hit headlines at his office in Vienna.</p>

<p>"The CJEU has anulled the "Privacy Shield" decision by the European Commission that allowed EU companies to easily transfer ("outsource") personal data to US providers in large quantities," non-profit NOYB, which he chairs, said in a statement.</p>

<p>"This decision is based on overreaching US surveillance laws that only protect "US&nbsp;persons" but not foreigners," it said.</p>

<p>Schrems had alleged the social media platform to unlawfully process personal data in breach of the European privacy regulation GDPR.</p>


Europe's top court on Thursday rejected a key EU tool used to transfer Europeans' personal data across the Atlantic for commercial use but upheld the validity of another tool used by hundreds of thousands of companies to transfer data worldwide.

Europe's top court on Thursday rejected a key EU tool used to transfer Europeans' personal data across the Atlantic for commercial use but upheld the validity of another tool used by hundreds of thousands of companies to transfer data worldwide. The decision 2016/1250 on the adequacy of the protection provided by the EU-US Data Protection Shield will potentially throw the business of big tech into legal chaos. Also read: Google hit with 600,000 Euro Belgian privacy fine The European Court of Justice struck down the arrangement, known as "Privacy Shield", saying it failed to provide Europeans with enough safeguards against US surveillance and security laws." "However, it considers that Commission Decision 2010/87 on standard contractual clauses for the transfer of personal data to processors established in third countries is valid." The rulings came in a clash between Facebook and Austrian privacy activist Max Schrems welcomed the decision. FILE PHOTO: Austrian lawyer and privacy activist Max Schrems prepares his laptop during an interview| REUTERS "It looks perfect," he said in a spontanious reaction when the ruling hit headlines at his office in Vienna. "The CJEU has anulled the "Privacy Shield" decision by the European Commission that allowed EU companies to easily transfer ("outsource") personal data to US providers in large quantities," non-profit NOYB, which he chairs, said in a statement. "This decision is based on overreaching US surveillance laws that only protect "US persons" but not foreigners," it said. Schrems had alleged the social media platform to unlawfully process personal data in breach of the European privacy regulation GDPR.

Europe's top court nullifies EU-US data deal over privacy concerns

<p>Taiwan's air, sea and land forces on Thursday fought off simulated coastal assaults from China during their biggest annual live-fire exercises of the year, as Beijing ramps up military pressure on the island.</p>

<p>The five-day drill, which began on Monday, is aimed at testing how democratic Taiwan's armed forces would repel an invasion from its giant neighbour.</p>

<p>Thursday's simulation saw Taiwan's fighter jets, warships and ground troops repelling an enemy attempt to land on a beach in the central city of Taichung in an operation involving some 8,000 service members.</p>

<p>F-16 and domestically made Ching-kuo fighter jets launched strikes and tanks raced across inland scrub, firing shells to destroy targets on the beach. About 8,000 personnel took part in drills, held on a coastal strip near Taichung in central Taiwan.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/taiwan-pitching-democracy-to-its-investors-amid-hong-kong-convulsion-313453">Taiwan pitching democracy to its investors amid Hong Kong convulsion</a></strong></p>

<p>This year's annual drills, dubbed "Han Kuang," which are Taiwan's main annual exercises,&nbsp;come as China has stepped up its military activity around the island, including flying fighters and bombers close to what Beijing calls its "sacred territory".</p>

<p>President Tsai Ing-wen watched the drill, later tweeting that it "demonstrated to the world our robust defence capabilities and strong determination to defend Taiwan".</p>

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<p>"The Han Kuang exercises are a major annual event for the armed forces, evaluating the development of combat abilities. Even more, it lets the world see our determination and efforts to defend the country's territory," Tsai told the troops.</p>

<p>Tsai, who won re-election by a landslide in January, pledging to stand up to China, has made military modernisation a priority. Taiwan unveiled its largest defence spending increase in more than a decade last year.</p>

<p>"As I have said, national security does not rely on bowing and scraping but on solid national defence. All our officers and soldiers are the core of that," she added.</p>

<p>Although Taiwan's military is well-trained and well-equipped with mostly US-made hardware, China has huge numerical superiority and is adding advanced equipment such as stealth fighters and new ballistic missiles.</p>

<p>Beijing regards Taiwan as part of its territory and has vowed to one day seize it, by force if necessary. Taipei has lived with the threat of invasion by China since the two sides split in 1949 after a civil war.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In recent decades it has found itself increasingly outnumbered and outgunned by China's enormous People's Liberation Army.</p>

<p>Beijing has piled military, economic and diplomatic pressure on Taiwan since Tsai came to power in 2016, because she refuses to acknowledge its stance that the island is part of "one China".</p>

<p>China has stepped up pressure on Taiwan, saying Tsai is pushing for the island's formal independence - a red line for Beijing. She says Taiwan is already an independent state called the Republic of China, its official name.<br />
Taiwan is one of a growing number of flashpoints in the U.S.-China relationship. Beijing routinely denounces Washington's support for the island.</p>


Taiwan's air, sea and land forces on Thursday fought off simulated coastal assaults from China during their biggest annual live-fire exercises of the year, as Beijing ramps up military pressure on the island.

Taiwan's air, sea and land forces on Thursday fought off simulated coastal assaults from China during their biggest annual live-fire exercises of the year, as Beijing ramps up military pressure on the island. The five-day drill, which began on Monday, is aimed at testing how democratic Taiwan's armed forces would repel an invasion from its giant neighbour. Thursday's simulation saw Taiwan's fighter jets, warships and ground troops repelling an enemy attempt to land on a beach in the central city of Taichung in an operation involving some 8,000 service members. F-16 and domestically made Ching-kuo fighter jets launched strikes and tanks raced across inland scrub, firing shells to destroy targets on the beach. About 8,000 personnel took part in drills, held on a coastal strip near Taichung in central Taiwan. Also read: Taiwan pitching democracy to its investors amid Hong Kong convulsion This year's annual drills, dubbed "Han Kuang," which are Taiwan's main annual exercises, come as China has stepped up its military activity around the island, including flying fighters and bombers close to what Beijing calls its "sacred territory". President Tsai Ing-wen watched the drill, later tweeting that it "demonstrated to the world our robust defence capabilities and strong determination to defend Taiwan". The #HanKuang36 exercise demonstrated to the world our robust defense capabilities & strong determination to defend #Taiwan. The fighting spirit of our men & women in uniform was on full display, with outstanding communication & cooperation during joint operations. pic.twitter.com/aTzpsregGT — 蔡英文 Tsai Ing-wen (@iingwen) July 16, 2020 × "The Han Kuang exercises are a major annual event for the armed forces, evaluating the development of combat abilities. Even more, it lets the world see our determination and efforts to defend the country's territory," Tsai told the troops. Tsai, who won re-election by a landslide in January, pledging to stand up to China, has made military modernisation a priority. Taiwan unveiled its largest defence spending increase in more than a decade last year. "As I have said, national security does not rely on bowing and scraping but on solid national defence. All our officers and soldiers are the core of that," she added. Although Taiwan's military is well-trained and well-equipped with mostly US-made hardware, China has huge numerical superiority and is adding advanced equipment such as stealth fighters and new ballistic missiles. Beijing regards Taiwan as part of its territory and has vowed to one day seize it, by force if necessary. Taipei has lived with the threat of invasion by China since the two sides split in 1949 after a civil war. In recent decades it has found itself increasingly outnumbered and outgunned by China's enormous People's Liberation Army. Beijing has piled military, economic and diplomatic pressure on Taiwan since Tsai came to power in 2016, because she refuses to acknowledge its stance that the island is part of "one China". China has stepped up pressure on Taiwan, saying Tsai is pushing for the island's formal independence - a red line for Beijing. She says Taiwan is already an independent state called the Republic of China, its official name. Taiwan is one of a growing number of flashpoints in the U.S.-China relationship. Beijing routinely denounces Washington's support for the island.

Taiwan conducts live-fire drill to thwart 'invasion' amid China tensions

<p>British street artist Banksy's latest artwork inside a tube has been removed by the TfL due to strict 'no graffiti' policy.</p>

<p>The cleaners who it wiped away said they were ''unaware it was made by the artist'' and that they treated it ''like any other graffiti on the network," according to a Transport for London (TfL) spokesperson.</p>

<p>He also said that although the&nbsp;work was removed&nbsp;but said Banksy would be welcome to recreate his message ''in a suitable location''.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/banksy-paints-mural-on-tube-to-encourage-people-to-wear-masks-313386">Banksy paints mural on Tube to encourage people to wear masks</a></strong></p>

<p>The reclusive artist had painted a mask-themed graffiti in a London Tube to motivate people to wear facemasks for protection against novel coronavirus.</p>

<p>He also&nbsp;shared a video on&nbsp;Instagram in which he could&nbsp;be seen entering the Tube in the attire of the sanitation crew and using his stencils to draw the mural.</p>

<p>The video captioned, 'If you don't mask you don't get', shows several passengers watching Bansky as he gets to work.</p>

<p>''We appreciate the sentiment of encouraging people to wear face coverings, which the vast majority of customers on our transport network are doing,'' said the&nbsp;TfL&nbsp;spokesperson.</p>

<p>Banksy, whose real identity is unknown, has become one of the most well-known personalities of the modern art scene with a series of inspired works in public places that combine street art techniques with topical themes.</p>


British street artist Banksy's latest artwork inside a tube has been removed by the TfL due to strict 'no graffiti' policy. The cleaners who it wiped away said they were ''unaware it was made by the artist'' and that they treated it ''like any other graffiti on the network," according to a Transport for London (TfL) spokesperson.

British street artist Banksy's latest artwork inside a tube has been removed by the TfL due to strict 'no graffiti' policy. The cleaners who it wiped away said they were ''unaware it was made by the artist'' and that they treated it ''like any other graffiti on the network," according to a Transport for London (TfL) spokesperson. He also said that although the work was removed but said Banksy would be welcome to recreate his message ''in a suitable location''. Also read: Banksy paints mural on Tube to encourage people to wear masks The reclusive artist had painted a mask-themed graffiti in a London Tube to motivate people to wear facemasks for protection against novel coronavirus. He also shared a video on Instagram in which he could be seen entering the Tube in the attire of the sanitation crew and using his stencils to draw the mural. The video captioned, 'If you don't mask you don't get', shows several passengers watching Bansky as he gets to work. ''We appreciate the sentiment of encouraging people to wear face coverings, which the vast majority of customers on our transport network are doing,'' said the TfL spokesperson. Banksy, whose real identity is unknown, has become one of the most well-known personalities of the modern art scene with a series of inspired works in public places that combine street art techniques with topical themes.

Banksy's latest artwork removed by cleaners due to strict 'no graffiti' policy

<p>Eight world leaders have called on the international community to ensure equitable access to the coronavirus vaccine when it is developed.</p>

<p>These leaders include Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Moon Jae-in, president of the Republic of Korea, Jacinda Ardern, prime minister of New Zealand, Cyril Ramaphosa, president of South Africa, Pedro Sánchez Perez-Castejón, prime minister of Spain, Stefan Lofven, prime minister of Sweden, Ethiopian President Sahle-Work Zewde and Elyes Fakhfakh and&nbsp;prime minister of the Republic of Tunisia.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/coronavirus-vaccine-safe-clinical-trials-to-be-completed-end-july-russian-defence-ministry-313481" hreflang="en">Coronavirus vaccine 'safe', clinical trials to be completed end July: Russian defence ministry</a></strong></p>

<p>The world leaders wrote&nbsp;in a Washington Post opinion piece ''While global cooperation in terms of resources, expertise and experiences is paramount for developing a vaccine, manufacturing and distributing it while leaving no one behind will truly put global cooperation to the test."</p>

<p>"Therefore, we must urgently ensure that vaccines will be distributed according to a set of transparent, equitable and scientifically sound principles. Where you live should not determine whether you live, and global solidarity is central to saving lives and protecting the economy."</p>

<p>Trudeau also tweeted about it on his official Twitter account.</p>

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<p>Nations are racing to obtain a supply of the COVID-19 vaccine while international organizations are scrambling to secure equitable access for all countries as global demand for a successful vaccine is expected to skyrocket.</p>


Eight world leaders have called on the international community to ensure equitable access to the coronavirus vaccine when it is developed. These leaders include Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Moon Jae-in, president of the Republic of Korea, Jacinda Ardern, prime minister of New Zealand, Cyril Ramaphosa, president of South Africa, Pedro Sánchez Perez-Castejón, prime minister of Spain, Stefan Lofven, prime minister of Sweden, Ethiopian President Sahle-Work Zewde and Elyes Fakhfakh and prime minister of the Republic of Tunisia.

Eight world leaders have called on the international community to ensure equitable access to the coronavirus vaccine when it is developed. These leaders include Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Moon Jae-in, president of the Republic of Korea, Jacinda Ardern, prime minister of New Zealand, Cyril Ramaphosa, president of South Africa, Pedro Sánchez Perez-Castejón, prime minister of Spain, Stefan Lofven, prime minister of Sweden, Ethiopian President Sahle-Work Zewde and Elyes Fakhfakh and prime minister of the Republic of Tunisia. Also read: Coronavirus vaccine 'safe', clinical trials to be completed end July: Russian defence ministry The world leaders wrote in a Washington Post opinion piece ''While global cooperation in terms of resources, expertise and experiences is paramount for developing a vaccine, manufacturing and distributing it while leaving no one behind will truly put global cooperation to the test." "Therefore, we must urgently ensure that vaccines will be distributed according to a set of transparent, equitable and scientifically sound principles. Where you live should not determine whether you live, and global solidarity is central to saving lives and protecting the economy." Trudeau also tweeted about it on his official Twitter account. We - @SahleWorkZewde, @MoonRiver365, @JacindaArdern, @CyrilRamaphosa, @SanchezCastejon, @SwedishPM, @ElyesFakhfakh, and myself - are calling on global leaders to commit to an equitable distribution of an eventual COVID-19 vaccine. Read our op-ed here: https://t.co/3ljeYH4GUR — Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) July 16, 2020 × Vaccines save lives. That’s why we’re working here at home and with partners around the world to find one. And when we do, we must keep working together to make sure that people everywhere have access to it - because where you live should not determine whether you live. — Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) July 16, 2020 × Nations are racing to obtain a supply of the COVID-19 vaccine while international organizations are scrambling to secure equitable access for all countries as global demand for a successful vaccine is expected to skyrocket.

8 world leaders demand equal global access to coronavirus vaccine

<p>Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a five-minute video address on the occasion of World Youth Skills Day on Wednesday.</p>

<p>The day also marks the fifth anniversary of the launch of the Skill India Mission which was introduced&nbsp;in 2015.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/india-set-to-buy-israeli-heron-surveillance-drone-spike-anti-tank-missiles-report-313245" hreflang="en">India set to buy Israeli Heron drone, Spike anti-tank missiles: Report</a></strong></p>

<p>In his address, Modi said ''People ask me that in these times when businesses &amp; markets are changing so fast how to stay relevant. This question is even more important during this COVID-19 pandemic. Mantra to be relevant is to skill, reskill&nbsp;and upskill.''</p>

<p>''I extend my best wishes to youngsters on World Youth Skill Day today. During this time of #CoronaPandemic, along with work culture, the nature of the job has also changed and the ever-changing new technology has also been affected, but youth is gaining new skills in the changing times,'' he added.</p>

<p>The conclave was&nbsp;organised by the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, according to an official statement.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/no-dilution-in-india-iran-commitment-to-jointly-develop-chabahar-zahedan-rail-project-313394" hreflang="en">No dilution in India-Iran commitment to develop Chabahar-Zahedan rail project</a></strong></p>

<p>Skill India is an initiative of the Centre which was launched to empower the youth with skills to help them get jobs and also give more productive in their work environment.</p>

<p>It offers courses in several sectors that are aligned to the standards recognised by both, the industry and the government under the National Skill Qualification Framework.</p>


Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a five-minute video address on the occasion of World Youth Skills Day on Wednesday. The day also marks the fifth anniversary of the launch of the Skill India Mission which was introduced in 2015.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a five-minute video address on the occasion of World Youth Skills Day on Wednesday. The day also marks the fifth anniversary of the launch of the Skill India Mission which was introduced in 2015. Also read: India set to buy Israeli Heron drone, Spike anti-tank missiles: Report In his address, Modi said ''People ask me that in these times when businesses & markets are changing so fast how to stay relevant. This question is even more important during this COVID-19 pandemic. Mantra to be relevant is to skill, reskill and upskill.'' ''I extend my best wishes to youngsters on World Youth Skill Day today. During this time of #CoronaPandemic, along with work culture, the nature of the job has also changed and the ever-changing new technology has also been affected, but youth is gaining new skills in the changing times,'' he added. The conclave was organised by the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, according to an official statement. Also read: No dilution in India-Iran commitment to develop Chabahar-Zahedan rail project Skill India is an initiative of the Centre which was launched to empower the youth with skills to help them get jobs and also give more productive in their work environment. It offers courses in several sectors that are aligned to the standards recognised by both, the industry and the government under the National Skill Qualification Framework.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi wishes Indian youngsters on World Youth Skills Day

<p>Apple has announced a compensation of $25 to eligible users for deliberately slowing down iPhones.</p>

<p>The company's reputation was tainted by the 2017 Batterygate saga in which iPhone users accused the company of slowing down their phones on purpose so that they will buy the latest version.</p>

<p>Apple had acknowledged the allegation saying that the company took the step to prevent unexpected shutdowns and apps from crashing.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/technology/over-2500-games-removed-from-apples-china-app-store-after-loophole-shuts-313379" hreflang="en">Over 2,500 games removed from Apple's China App Store after loophole shuts</a></strong></p>

<p>Apple users who own any version of iPhone 6 or later versions before December 21, 2017, can submit claims for "diminished performance" by their phones.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The settlement will be approved by a judge only when the user agrees that no further appeals will be filed.</p>

<p>The company, however, has insisted that it compensate a total sum of $500 million dollars only due to which some users can get a compensation which is less than $25.</p>

<p>The window for filing claim has been extended till October 6, 2020.</p>

<p>The payments will be processed after December 4.</p>


Apple has announced a compensation of $25 to eligible users for deliberately slowing down iPhones. The company's reputation was tainted by the 2017 Batterygate saga in which iPhone users accused the company of slowing down their phones on purpose so that they will buy the latest version.

Apple has announced a compensation of $25 to eligible users for deliberately slowing down iPhones. The company's reputation was tainted by the 2017 Batterygate saga in which iPhone users accused the company of slowing down their phones on purpose so that they will buy the latest version. Apple had acknowledged the allegation saying that the company took the step to prevent unexpected shutdowns and apps from crashing. Also read: Over 2,500 games removed from Apple's China App Store after loophole shuts Apple users who own any version of iPhone 6 or later versions before December 21, 2017, can submit claims for "diminished performance" by their phones. The settlement will be approved by a judge only when the user agrees that no further appeals will be filed. The company, however, has insisted that it compensate a total sum of $500 million dollars only due to which some users can get a compensation which is less than $25. The window for filing claim has been extended till October 6, 2020. The payments will be processed after December 4.

Apple to give $25 compensation to eligible users for deliberately slowing down older iPhones

<p>Equity benchmark Sensex rallied over 400 points in early trade on Wednesday led by gains in index-heavyweights Infosys, Reliance Industries and TCS amid largely positive trend in global markets.</p>

<p>After touching a high of 36,465.34, the 30-share BSE Sensex was trading 423.11 points, or 1.17 per cent, higher at 36,456.17.<br />
Similarly, the NSE Nifty surged 120.15 points, or 1.13 per cent, to 10,727.50.</p>

<p>Shares of Infosys rallied around 3 per cent ahead of its quarterly earnings. Axis Bank, Tech Mahindra, Bajaj Finance, Tata Steel, HCL Tech and IndusInd Bank were among the other gainers.</p>

<p>On the other hand, Bharti Airtel, ITC and Kotak Bank were the laggards.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/moderna-covid-19-vaccine-enters-final-stage-trial-this-month-313336" hreflang="en">Moderna COVID-19 vaccine enters final stage trial this month</a></strong></p>

<p>In the previous session, the BSE barometer ended 660.63 points or 1.80 per cent lower at 36,033.06; while the NSE Nifty closed 195.35 points or 1.81 per cent down at 10,607.35.</p>

<p>Foreign institutional investors were net sellers in the capital market on Tuesday, offloading equities worth Rs 1,565.62 crore, provisional exchange data showed.</p>

<p>According to traders, domestic benchmarks followed US equities which rallied on hopes of a COVID-19 vaccine.</p>

<p>Bourses in Tokyo and Seoul were trading with gains, while Shanghai and Hong Kong were in the red.</p>

<p>Stock exchanges on Wall Street ended on a positive note after US researchers reported that the first vaccine tested in the country revved up people's immune systems just the way scientists had hoped.</p>

<p>The experimental vaccine, developed by US government's top infectious disease expert Anthony Fauci's colleagues at the National Institutes of Health and Moderna Inc, will start its most important step around July 27 - a 30,000-person study to prove if the shots really are strong enough to protect against the coronavirus.</p>

<p>The number of cases around the world linked to the disease has crossed 1.32 crore. In India, the number of infections spiked to 9.36 lakh, according to the health ministry.</p>

<p>Meanwhile, international oil benchmark Brent crude futures rose 0.44 per cent to USD 43.09 per barrel.</p>


Equity benchmark Sensex rallied over 400 points in early trade on Wednesday led by gains in index-heavyweights Infosys, Reliance Industries and TCS amid largely positive trend in global markets.

Equity benchmark Sensex rallied over 400 points in early trade on Wednesday led by gains in index-heavyweights Infosys, Reliance Industries and TCS amid largely positive trend in global markets. After touching a high of 36,465.34, the 30-share BSE Sensex was trading 423.11 points, or 1.17 per cent, higher at 36,456.17. Similarly, the NSE Nifty surged 120.15 points, or 1.13 per cent, to 10,727.50. Shares of Infosys rallied around 3 per cent ahead of its quarterly earnings. Axis Bank, Tech Mahindra, Bajaj Finance, Tata Steel, HCL Tech and IndusInd Bank were among the other gainers. On the other hand, Bharti Airtel, ITC and Kotak Bank were the laggards. Also read: Moderna COVID-19 vaccine enters final stage trial this month In the previous session, the BSE barometer ended 660.63 points or 1.80 per cent lower at 36,033.06; while the NSE Nifty closed 195.35 points or 1.81 per cent down at 10,607.35. Foreign institutional investors were net sellers in the capital market on Tuesday, offloading equities worth Rs 1,565.62 crore, provisional exchange data showed. According to traders, domestic benchmarks followed US equities which rallied on hopes of a COVID-19 vaccine. Bourses in Tokyo and Seoul were trading with gains, while Shanghai and Hong Kong were in the red. Stock exchanges on Wall Street ended on a positive note after US researchers reported that the first vaccine tested in the country revved up people's immune systems just the way scientists had hoped. The experimental vaccine, developed by US government's top infectious disease expert Anthony Fauci's colleagues at the National Institutes of Health and Moderna Inc, will start its most important step around July 27 - a 30,000-person study to prove if the shots really are strong enough to protect against the coronavirus. The number of cases around the world linked to the disease has crossed 1.32 crore. In India, the number of infections spiked to 9.36 lakh, according to the health ministry. Meanwhile, international oil benchmark Brent crude futures rose 0.44 per cent to USD 43.09 per barrel.

Sensex rallies over 400 points in early trade; Nifty tops 10,700

<p>British street artist Banksy has painted a mask-themed mural in a London Tube to motivate people to wear facemasks for protection against novel coronavirus.</p>

<p>The artist has shared a video on&nbsp;Instagram in which he can be seen entering the Tube in the attire of the sanitation crew and using his stencils to draw the mural.</p>

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<p>In the footage,&nbsp;Banksy&nbsp;who is covered in personal protective equipment enters a London underground train and sprays his signature rat artworks sneezing.</p>

<p>The video captioned, 'If you don't mask you don't get', shows several passengers watching Bansky as he gets to work.</p>

<p>"I get lockdown, but I get up again," a play on lyrics from the song Tubthumping by Chumbawamba is also sprayed across the carriage.</p>

<p>The Bristol artist&nbsp;often spray-painted rats and monkeys on to Tube trains during the initial phase of his career.</p>

<p>Banksy, whose real identity is unknown, has become one of the most well-known personalities of the modern art scene with a series of inspired works in public places that combine street art techniques with topical themes.</p>


British street artist Banksy has painted a mask-themed mural in a London Tube to motivate people to wear facemasks for protection against novel coronavirus. The artist has shared a video on Instagram in which he can be seen entering the Tube in the attire of the sanitation crew and using his stencils to draw the mural.

British street artist Banksy has painted a mask-themed mural in a London Tube to motivate people to wear facemasks for protection against novel coronavirus. The artist has shared a video on Instagram in which he can be seen entering the Tube in the attire of the sanitation crew and using his stencils to draw the mural. View this post on Instagram . . If you don’t mask - you don’t get. A post shared by Banksy (@banksy) on Jul 14, 2020 at 6:30am PDT In the footage, Banksy who is covered in personal protective equipment enters a London underground train and sprays his signature rat artworks sneezing. The video captioned, 'If you don't mask you don't get', shows several passengers watching Bansky as he gets to work. "I get lockdown, but I get up again," a play on lyrics from the song Tubthumping by Chumbawamba is also sprayed across the carriage. The Bristol artist often spray-painted rats and monkeys on to Tube trains during the initial phase of his career. Banksy, whose real identity is unknown, has become one of the most well-known personalities of the modern art scene with a series of inspired works in public places that combine street art techniques with topical themes.

Banksy paints mural on Tube to encourage people to wear masks

July 15 in history: Signing of Mainau Declaration, Algeria becomes part of Arab League and more

<p>Foreign ministers of 11 countries have asked the members of the European Union to help them find possible solutions to stop the West Bank annexation.</p>

<p>The top politicians have asked Joseph Borell, the EU foreign policy chief, for possible legal consequences for Israel if it moves forward with its plans to annex the disputed West Bank region.</p>

<p>"We concur that any&nbsp;annexation&nbsp;of Palestinian territories occupied in 1967 would be a violation of international law and imperil the foundations of the peace process," the ministers said in a statement after a joint video conference.</p>

<p>The government of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had set July 1 as the date when it could begin to annex Jewish settlements in the&nbsp;West&nbsp;Bank&nbsp;as well as the strategic Jordan Valley.</p>

<p>The move was endorsed by a Middle East plan unveiled by US President Donald Trump in January.</p>

<p>Netanyahu's office made no announcement on July 1 as expected, but said talks were continuing with US officials and Israeli security chiefs.</p>

<p>The EU has in recent weeks mounted a diplomatic campaign against&nbsp;annexation, highlighted by a visit to Jerusalem by German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas to raise a concern about the prospective plans.&nbsp;</p>

<p>But the bloc cannot threaten Israel with formal sanctions without unanimous support among members.&nbsp;</p>

<p>After occupying the&nbsp;West&nbsp;Bank&nbsp;in the 1967 Six-Day War, Israel began establishing a network of settlements the following decade. Construction continues to this day.</p>


Foreign ministers of 11 countries have asked the members of the European Union to help them find possible solutions to stop the West Bank annexation. The top politicians have asked Joseph Borell, the EU foreign policy chief, for possible legal consequences for Israel if it moves forward with its plans to annex the disputed West Bank region.

Foreign ministers of 11 countries have asked the members of the European Union to help them find possible solutions to stop the West Bank annexation. The top politicians have asked Joseph Borell, the EU foreign policy chief, for possible legal consequences for Israel if it moves forward with its plans to annex the disputed West Bank region. "We concur that any annexation of Palestinian territories occupied in 1967 would be a violation of international law and imperil the foundations of the peace process," the ministers said in a statement after a joint video conference. The government of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had set July 1 as the date when it could begin to annex Jewish settlements in the West Bank as well as the strategic Jordan Valley. The move was endorsed by a Middle East plan unveiled by US President Donald Trump in January. Netanyahu's office made no announcement on July 1 as expected, but said talks were continuing with US officials and Israeli security chiefs. The EU has in recent weeks mounted a diplomatic campaign against annexation, highlighted by a visit to Jerusalem by German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas to raise a concern about the prospective plans. But the bloc cannot threaten Israel with formal sanctions without unanimous support among members. After occupying the West Bank in the 1967 Six-Day War, Israel began establishing a network of settlements the following decade. Construction continues to this day.

European ministers seeking options to halt West Bank annexation

<p>New&nbsp;Zealand's opposition has selected a conservative veteran nicknamed "Crusher" as a leader to challenge Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern in a September general election.</p>

<p>The center-right National Party selected Judith Collins in a caucus vote late Tuesday, hours after her predecessor Todd Muller unexpectedly quit, saying the pressure of the role was too much.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/new-zealand-mosque-shooter-to-represent-himself-at-sentencing-312873">New Zealand mosque shooter to represent himself at sentencing</a></strong></p>

<p>Collins is best known to&nbsp;New&nbsp;Zealanders for a stint as police minister under previous prime minister John Key when she earned her nickname "Crusher Collins" by bringing in a law allowing officers to confiscate and destroy the cars of illegal street racers.</p>

<p>The 61-year-old played up her tough image after being confirmed as the leader, telling reporters: "I am hoping that the National Party can crush the other lot when it comes to September 19."</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/jacinda-ardern-suggests-shorter-working-week-to-kickstart-economy-post-lockdown-299876">Jacinda Ardern suggests shorter working week to kickstart economy post lockdown</a></strong></p>

<p>Collins admitted she faced a difficult task against Ardern, whose center-left Labour Party leads the National Party 50 percent to 38 in opinion polls.</p>

<p>Collins is the fourth National leader since the 2017 election but brings more political experience than her predecessors, having first entered parliament in 2002.</p>

<p>A popular figure with the conservative wing, she vowed to unify the party to present a strong challenge to Ardern.</p>


New Zealand's opposition has selected a conservative veteran nicknamed "Crusher" as a leader to challenge Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern in a September general election.

New Zealand's opposition has selected a conservative veteran nicknamed "Crusher" as a leader to challenge Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern in a September general election. The center-right National Party selected Judith Collins in a caucus vote late Tuesday, hours after her predecessor Todd Muller unexpectedly quit, saying the pressure of the role was too much. Also read: New Zealand mosque shooter to represent himself at sentencing Collins is best known to New Zealanders for a stint as police minister under previous prime minister John Key when she earned her nickname "Crusher Collins" by bringing in a law allowing officers to confiscate and destroy the cars of illegal street racers. The 61-year-old played up her tough image after being confirmed as the leader, telling reporters: "I am hoping that the National Party can crush the other lot when it comes to September 19." Also read: Jacinda Ardern suggests shorter working week to kickstart economy post lockdown Collins admitted she faced a difficult task against Ardern, whose center-left Labour Party leads the National Party 50 percent to 38 in opinion polls. Collins is the fourth National leader since the 2017 election but brings more political experience than her predecessors, having first entered parliament in 2002. A popular figure with the conservative wing, she vowed to unify the party to present a strong challenge to Ardern.

New Zealand opposition chooses 'Crusher' to challenge Ardern

<p>China on Wednesday said it would retaliate after US President Donald Trump signed into law an act allowing sanctions on banks over Beijing's clampdown on Hong Kong.</p>

<p>The Hong Kong Autonomy Act "maliciously slanders" national security legislation imposed by Beijing on the city, China's foreign ministry said in a statement.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"China will make necessary responses to protect its legitimate interests, and impose sanctions on relevant US personnel and entities," the ministry said.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-not-interested-in-china-trade-talks-ends-hong-kong-preferential-status-313332">Trump not interested in China trade talks, ends Hong Kong preferential status</a></strong></p>

<p>Earlier, Trump said he ending trade preferences for Hong Kong and signed into law an act that authorises sanctions on banks over China's clampdown in the international finance hub.</p>

<p>Trump announced that he had issued an executive order, which was not immediately released, in Hong Kong as he predicted decline for the restless city, on which Beijing recently imposed a tough new security law.</p>

<p>"Hong Kong will now be treated the same as mainland China, no special privileges, no special economic treatment and no export of sensitive technologies," Trump said in the White House Rose Garden.</p>

<p>Trump also said he had signed into law the Hong Kong Autonomy Act, which passed quickly in Congress earlier this month as Beijing pushed ahead with the security law.</p>

<p>The new US law authorises sanctions against Chinese officials and Hong Kong police are seen as infringing on the city's autonomy -- and, crucially, any banks that make significant transactions with them.</p>


China on Wednesday said it would retaliate after US President Donald Trump signed into law an act allowing sanctions on banks over Beijing's clampdown on Hong Kong.

China on Wednesday said it would retaliate after US President Donald Trump signed into law an act allowing sanctions on banks over Beijing's clampdown on Hong Kong. The Hong Kong Autonomy Act "maliciously slanders" national security legislation imposed by Beijing on the city, China's foreign ministry said in a statement. "China will make necessary responses to protect its legitimate interests, and impose sanctions on relevant US personnel and entities," the ministry said. Also read: Trump not interested in China trade talks, ends Hong Kong preferential status Earlier, Trump said he ending trade preferences for Hong Kong and signed into law an act that authorises sanctions on banks over China's clampdown in the international finance hub. Trump announced that he had issued an executive order, which was not immediately released, in Hong Kong as he predicted decline for the restless city, on which Beijing recently imposed a tough new security law. "Hong Kong will now be treated the same as mainland China, no special privileges, no special economic treatment and no export of sensitive technologies," Trump said in the White House Rose Garden. Trump also said he had signed into law the Hong Kong Autonomy Act, which passed quickly in Congress earlier this month as Beijing pushed ahead with the security law. The new US law authorises sanctions against Chinese officials and Hong Kong police are seen as infringing on the city's autonomy -- and, crucially, any banks that make significant transactions with them.

China pledges retaliation against US over Hong Kong sanctions

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