Top 10 news: Imran Khan defends sexual violence, EU blacklists Belarus ministers, and more
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After the US imposed sanctions on several topBelarusofficials, theEuropean Unionblacklisted the country's defence ministerViktor Khrenin and transport ministerAlexei Avramenkoover the plane diversion row. Meanwhile,Iran's President-elect Ebrahim Raisi said that his government will not allow negotiations for the sake of negotiations aimed at reviving the 2015 nuclear deal. Contributing to the ever-growing patriarchal thought process, Pakistan's Prime Minister, Imran Khan,has come under fire once again for statements blaming women dressing for the country's escalating sexual violence.
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The talks in Vienna to revive the nuclear deal have been adjourned. They were adjourned on June 20.
In an interview with Axios’ journalist Jonathan Swan on HBO, which aired on June 20, Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan said, "If a woman is wearing very few clothes, it will have an impact on the man unless they are robots. It’s common sense."
The US sent more vaccine doses to Taiwan than was promised earlier. Amid Taiwan's battle with the virus, the US government decided to triple the vaccine doses to the country.
Several thousand users tuned in to watch the live streaming of the event, however, organisers discontinued it around 4.52 am as people reportedly attempted to enter the inner circle of the neolithic monument to view the event.
His Civil Contract party bagged nearly 54 per cent votes overcoming anger at his handling of the devastating fight for control of the breakaway Nagorno-Karabakh region to secure a strong majority.
Scientists have found that major events such mass extinction, where major chunk of life on Earth died out, happened at the time of this 'pulse'.
The EU added 71 individuals including Russian tycoon Mikhail Gutseriyev, Lukashenko's son Dmitry and daughter-in-law Liliya to the sanctions list.
Sweden's government was toppled on Monday after Stefan Lofven became the country's first prime minister to lose a no-confidence vote, meaning he can now either resign or trigger a snap election.
The suspect, identified as Ilnur N., has been taken into custody on suspicion of "working for a Russian secret service" since October 2020.
Authorities in Italy have recovered nearly 800 stolen archaeological artefacts that cost nearly 11 million euros from a Belgian collector.