Morning brief: About Dozen people shot dead amid Myanmar's civil war, Biden hails IPEF progress, and more
WION morning brief
US President Joe Biden spoke on workers' rights and hailed the 'substantial' progress on Indo-Pacific Economic Framework. In Myanmar, a dozen civilians were shot dead in yet another Civil War flashpoint.Besides, YouTubers must disclose the use of Artificial Intelligence, according to the platform's new rules.
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United States President Joe Biden said on Thursday (November 16) that he would continue work towards a Pacific trade pact even though his efforts and vision for regional deal to counter China didn't go through.
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US concludes main arguments against Google in antitrust case
The US government on Thursday (November 16) concluded the main arguments in the antitrust case against Alphabet-owned Google. This has concluded the evidentiary phase of the case in which Google finds itself accused of breaking antitrust law in order to lead the market.
Nearly a dozen civilians were reportedly killed in Myanmar's Mandalay region's Madaya township on Thursday (Nov 17), about 270 km north of the capital Naypyidaw, Radio Free Asia reported as part of the latest flashpoint of the violence during South Asian country's ongoing civil war.