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<p>Chad's junta leader General Mahamat Idriss Deby Itno won the African nation's May 6 presidential election with 61 percent of the vote, according to final results announced Thursday.</p>

<p>The Constitutional Council, which declared the winner, also rejected a bid by Prime Minister Succes Masra to annul the result.</p>

<p>Masra, who had claimed victory, said in a social media message that he did not agree with the results but added: "there is no other national legal recourse." He called on supporters to "remain mobilised" but "peaceful".</p>

<p>Deby called the election to end three years of military rule in a country crucial in the fight against jihadism across Africa's restive Sahel region. The regime has long muzzled opposition figures, however, and Deby's main rival was killed in February.</p>

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<p>Deby made no immediate comment after being proclaimed winner. But following the release of provisional results on May 9, he declared himself "the elected president of all Chadians" and promised to make good on his "commitments".</p>

<p>Deby easily won the vote. Masra came second with 18.5 percent, while former prime minister Albert Pahimi Padacke won 16.9 percent, Constitutional Council president Jean-Bernard Padare said on Thursday.</p>

<h2><strong>'Results rigged'</strong></h2>

<p>Masra, once a fierce Deby opponent before becoming prime minister four months ago, had already accused the junta chief's team of rigging the results. But he has rarely appeared in public since the election.</p>

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<p>Early in the campaign, observers predicted a massive win for 40-year-old Deby, whose late father ruled Chad for three decades before him.</p>

<p>Masra, a 40-year-old economist, surprised everyone by gathering huge crowds during his campaign, leading him to claim he could win or push Deby into a second round.</p>

<p>Opponents had called for a boycott of the vote, dismissing it as fixed.</p>

<p>The prime minister faced opposition accusations of being a stooge. Observers are now questioning whether Masra will remain prime minister.</p>

<h2><strong>Opposition repressed</strong></h2>

<p>If Masra's supporters stage protests against Deby's election, it could pave the way for violence as opposition demonstrations are systematically repressed.</p>

<p>The country has been marked by coups, authoritarian governments and rebel attacks since its independence from France in 1960.</p>

<p>Deby was proclaimed transitional president by fellow army generals in 2021 after his father, Idriss Deby Itno was shot dead by rebels.</p>

<p>He promised an 18-month transition to democracy but then extended it by two years.</p>

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<p>Opposition figures have since fled, been silenced or joined forces with him.</p>

<p>Deby and Masra faced eight other candidates who were either relatively unknown or considered not hostile to the regime.</p>

<p>Deby's cousin and chief election rival Yaya Dillo Djerou was shot in the head in an army assault on February 28, according to his party.</p>

<h2><strong>'Neither credible nor free'</strong></h2>

<p>International rights groups had said the election would be neither credible nor fair.</p>

<p>The International Federation for Human Rights had warned that the election appeared "neither credible, free nor democratic".</p>

<p>The International Crisis Group also noted that "a number of problems in the run-up to the balloting cast doubt on its credibility".</p>

<p>In early May, Masra's Transformers party had condemned violence against him and his supporters.</p>

<p>On polling day, at least 76 activists from the party were arrested and are still held in prison. They are accused of forgery and using false documents during this week's presidential election, a legal source told AFP.</p>

<p>In 2021, Deby was quickly endorsed by an international community led by France, whose forces in recent years have been ousted by military regimes in former African colonies including Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger.</p>

<p>The Sahel nations are reeling from jihadist insurgencies and have strengthened ties with Russia after severing them with Paris.</p>

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Chad's junta leader General Mahamat Idriss Deby Itno won the African nation's May 6 presidential election with 61 percent of the vote, according to final results announced Thursday.

Chad's junta leader General Mahamat Idriss Deby Itno won the African nation's May 6 presidential election with 61 percent of the vote, according to final results announced Thursday. The Constitutional Council, which declared the winner, also rejected a bid by Prime Minister Succes Masra to annul the result. Masra, who had claimed victory, said in a social media message that he did not agree with the results but added: "there is no other national legal recourse." He called on supporters to "remain mobilised" but "peaceful". Deby called the election to end three years of military rule in a country crucial in the fight against jihadism across Africa's restive Sahel region. The regime has long muzzled opposition figures, however, and Deby's main rival was killed in February. Also Read | In historic move, US moves to reclassify Marijuana as drug with less risk Deby made no immediate comment after being proclaimed winner. But following the release of provisional results on May 9, he declared himself "the elected president of all Chadians" and promised to make good on his "commitments". Deby easily won the vote. Masra came second with 18.5 percent, while former prime minister Albert Pahimi Padacke won 16.9 percent, Constitutional Council president Jean-Bernard Padare said on Thursday. 'Results rigged' Masra, once a fierce Deby opponent before becoming prime minister four months ago, had already accused the junta chief's team of rigging the results. But he has rarely appeared in public since the election. Also Read | US blasts China after Putin-Xi meet, says 'you can't have it both ways' Early in the campaign, observers predicted a massive win for 40-year-old Deby, whose late father ruled Chad for three decades before him. Masra, a 40-year-old economist, surprised everyone by gathering huge crowds during his campaign, leading him to claim he could win or push Deby into a second round. Opponents had called for a boycott of the vote, dismissing it as fixed. The prime minister faced opposition accusations of being a stooge. Observers are now questioning whether Masra will remain prime minister. Opposition repressed If Masra's supporters stage protests against Deby's election, it could pave the way for violence as opposition demonstrations are systematically repressed. The country has been marked by coups, authoritarian governments and rebel attacks since its independence from France in 1960. Deby was proclaimed transitional president by fellow army generals in 2021 after his father, Idriss Deby Itno was shot dead by rebels. He promised an 18-month transition to democracy but then extended it by two years. Watch | Russia-Ukraine war: Zelensky admits situation 'extremely difficult' × Opposition figures have since fled, been silenced or joined forces with him. Deby and Masra faced eight other candidates who were either relatively unknown or considered not hostile to the regime. Deby's cousin and chief election rival Yaya Dillo Djerou was shot in the head in an army assault on February 28, according to his party. 'Neither credible nor free' International rights groups had said the election would be neither credible nor fair. The International Federation for Human Rights had warned that the election appeared "neither credible, free nor democratic". The International Crisis Group also noted that "a number of problems in the run-up to the balloting cast doubt on its credibility". In early May, Masra's Transformers party had condemned violence against him and his supporters. On polling day, at least 76 activists from the party were arrested and are still held in prison. They are accused of forgery and using false documents during this week's presidential election, a legal source told AFP. In 2021, Deby was quickly endorsed by an international community led by France, whose forces in recent years have been ousted by military regimes in former African colonies including Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger. The Sahel nations are reeling from jihadist insurgencies and have strengthened ties with Russia after severing them with Paris.

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<p>Swedish police have cordoned off an area in Stockholm after a patrol heard suspected gunshots, they said on Friday, with the Israeli embassy located in the closed-off area.</p>

<p>Police declined to comment on whether there was a link between the incident and the Israeli embassy, Swedish news agency TT reported.</p>

<p>"A police patrol at Strandvagen in Stockholm heard bangs and suspected there had been a shooting," police said on their website shortly after midnight, adding that the affected area lay between the capital's Djurgarden Bridge, its Nobel Park and the Oscar Church.</p>

<p>"In connection with the ongoing forensic investigation, findings have been made that strengthen the suspicions that a shooting took place," they said.</p>

<p>Police said an investigation into suspected serious weapons crime had been launched and that they held several people in connection with the incident.</p>

<p>A prosecutor's office spokesperson later in the day said none of them remained in custody.</p>

<p>The Israeli embassy could not immediately be reached for comment.</p>


Swedish police have cordoned off an area in Stockholm after a patrol heard suspected gunshots, they said on Friday, with the Israeli embassy located in the closed-off area.

Swedish police have cordoned off an area in Stockholm after a patrol heard suspected gunshots, they said on Friday, with the Israeli embassy located in the closed-off area. Police declined to comment on whether there was a link between the incident and the Israeli embassy, Swedish news agency TT reported. "A police patrol at Strandvagen in Stockholm heard bangs and suspected there had been a shooting," police said on their website shortly after midnight, adding that the affected area lay between the capital's Djurgarden Bridge, its Nobel Park and the Oscar Church. "In connection with the ongoing forensic investigation, findings have been made that strengthen the suspicions that a shooting took place," they said. Police said an investigation into suspected serious weapons crime had been launched and that they held several people in connection with the incident. A prosecutor's office spokesperson later in the day said none of them remained in custody. The Israeli embassy could not immediately be reached for comment.

Suspected gunshots near Israeli embassy in Stockholm prompt police cordon

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<p>Belgium's University of Ghent (UGent) is ending its partnership&nbsp;with three Israeli educational or research institutions, as these affiliations no longer align with UGent's human rights policy, according to its rector.</p>

<p>The pro-Palestinian protesters in Ghent have been protesting against Israel's military offensive in Gaza and have been encamping parts of the university since early this month.</p>

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<p>The university's rector, Rik Van de Walle, said in a statement on Friday (May 17), “we are cutting ties with Holon Institute of Technology, MIGAL Galilee Research Institute, and the Volcani Center, which carries out agricultural research.”</p>

<p>"We currently assess these three partners as (very) problematic according to the Ghent University human rights test, in contrast to the positive evaluation we gave these partners at the start of our collaboration", Van de Walle added.</p>

<p>Partnerships with MIGAL Galilee Research Institute and the Volcani Centre were no longer pleasing due to their affiliation with Israeli ministries, an investigation by the University of Ghent found, and collaboration with the Holon Institute "was problematic" because it provided material support to the army for actions in Gaza.</p>

<p>A spokesperson for the university said the move would affect four projects.</p>

<p>However the three Israeli institutions did not immediately comment.</p>

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<p>The protesters informed Belgian broadcaster VRT that they welcomed the decision but viewed it as merely a first step. They pledged to continue to occupy parts of the university "until UGent severs all ties with Israeli institutions."</p>

<p>The actions mirror those of students in the United States and elsewhere in Europe, calling for an immediate permanent ceasefire and for schools to cut financial ties with companies they say are profiting from what they regard as the oppression of Palestinians.</p>

<h2><strong>Pro-Palestinian protest at University Irvine</strong></h2>

<p>Police took back control of a lecture hall from pro-Palestinian protesters who occupied a building at the University of California, Irvine on Wednesday (May 15).</p>

<p>Sergeant Karie Davies, spokesperson for the Irvine Police Department informed, “The operation resulted in some people being handcuffed.”</p>

<p>University labeled the protest as "violent" before regaining control of the building in under four hours.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The demonstration is part of a nationwide wave of campus protests against the Gaza conflict. Activists are urging a ceasefire, civilian protection, and university divestment from Israeli interests.</p>

<p>On Wednesday 200 to 300 protesters took over the lecture hall when no classes were in session, Vasich said.</p>

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<p>University Chancellor Howard Gillman informed that the university is in talks with protesting students since the encampment was set up but is unable to reach an agreement to find a&nbsp;non-disruptive alternative site.</p>

<p>Gillman has said the university cannot selectively decide against enforcing rules and that "The University of California has made it clear it will not divest from Israel."</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


Belgium's University of Ghent (UGent) is ending its partnership with three Israeli educational or research institutions, as these affiliations no longer align with UGent's human rights policy, according to its rector.

Belgium's University of Ghent (UGent) is ending its partnership with three Israeli educational or research institutions, as these affiliations no longer align with UGent's human rights policy, according to its rector. The pro-Palestinian protesters in Ghent have been protesting against Israel's military offensive in Gaza and have been encamping parts of the university since early this month. Also read: Pro-Palestinian protest: University Irvine demonstration leads to police action, several arrested The university's rector, Rik Van de Walle, said in a statement on Friday (May 17), “we are cutting ties with Holon Institute of Technology, MIGAL Galilee Research Institute, and the Volcani Center, which carries out agricultural research.” "We currently assess these three partners as (very) problematic according to the Ghent University human rights test, in contrast to the positive evaluation we gave these partners at the start of our collaboration", Van de Walle added. Partnerships with MIGAL Galilee Research Institute and the Volcani Centre were no longer pleasing due to their affiliation with Israeli ministries, an investigation by the University of Ghent found, and collaboration with the Holon Institute "was problematic" because it provided material support to the army for actions in Gaza. A spokesperson for the university said the move would affect four projects. However the three Israeli institutions did not immediately comment. Also read: Israeli defence min opposes Bibi over 'Israeli military rule' in Gaza post-war The protesters informed Belgian broadcaster VRT that they welcomed the decision but viewed it as merely a first step. They pledged to continue to occupy parts of the university "until UGent severs all ties with Israeli institutions." The actions mirror those of students in the United States and elsewhere in Europe, calling for an immediate permanent ceasefire and for schools to cut financial ties with companies they say are profiting from what they regard as the oppression of Palestinians. Pro-Palestinian protest at University Irvine Police took back control of a lecture hall from pro-Palestinian protesters who occupied a building at the University of California, Irvine on Wednesday (May 15). Sergeant Karie Davies, spokesperson for the Irvine Police Department informed, “The operation resulted in some people being handcuffed.” University labeled the protest as "violent" before regaining control of the building in under four hours. The demonstration is part of a nationwide wave of campus protests against the Gaza conflict. Activists are urging a ceasefire, civilian protection, and university divestment from Israeli interests. On Wednesday 200 to 300 protesters took over the lecture hall when no classes were in session, Vasich said. Also Read | Slovak PM Robert Fico 'not in life-threatening situation': Dy PM gives update University Chancellor Howard Gillman informed that the university is in talks with protesting students since the encampment was set up but is unable to reach an agreement to find a non-disruptive alternative site. Gillman has said the university cannot selectively decide against enforcing rules and that "The University of California has made it clear it will not divest from Israel." (With inputs from agencies)

University of Ghent in Belgium cuts ties with three Israeli institutions

<p>Israel on Thursday (May 16) slammed South Africa for its International Court of Justice (ICJ) case, alleging that the 'genocide' case was "presenting biased and false claims" that "rely on unreliable Hamas sources".</p>

<p>Kicking off the two-day&nbsp;hearing in The Hague, South Africa&nbsp;accused Israel of stepping up 'genocide' in Gaza and alleged "Israel's genocide has continued apace and has just reached a new and horrific stage".</p>

<p>Meanwhile, a statement from the Israel Foreign Ministry, as quoted by Reuters, said that "Israel acts in accordance with international law and its humanitarian obligations...while implementing measures to minimise harm to civilians and civilian facilities."</p>

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<p>It also called on the ICJ, also known as the World Court, "to reject South Africa's appeal and to bring the abuse of the Court to an end."</p>

<h2><strong>Order Ceasefire in Gaza, demands South Africa</strong></h2>

<p>South Africa has also implored the world court to order a ceasefire throughout Gaza.</p>

<p>Previously, in January, the ICJ had ordered Tel Aviv to do everything to prevent genocidal acts and enable humanitarian aid to Gaza.</p>

<p>However, the court, as per AFP, had stopped short of ordering a ceasefire.</p>

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<p>Now, South Africa contends that the current situation, most notably the operation in the crowded city of Rafah, where hundreds of thousands of displaced Palestinians have taken shelter, requires fresh ICJ action.</p>

<p>The Rafah campaign, argued Vaughan Lowe, a lawyer for South Africa, is "the last step in the destruction of Gaza and its Palestinian people".</p>

<p>"It was Rafah that brought South Africa to the court. But it is all Palestinians as a national, ethnical and racial group who need the protection from genocide that the court can order," he added.</p>

<p>However, Israel's foreign ministry spokesperson Oren Marmorstein in a statement slammed South Africa and said that the nation's "claims are both morally and factually distorted and constitute an abuse of the Genocide Convention and the ICJ."&nbsp;</p>

<p>Israel is scheduled to respond to South Africa's 'genocide' accusations on Friday (May 17).</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


Israel on Thursday (May 16) slammed South Africa for its International Court of Justice (ICJ) case, alleging that the 'genocide' case was "presenting biased and false claims" that "rely on unreliable Hamas sources".

Israel on Thursday (May 16) slammed South Africa for its International Court of Justice (ICJ) case, alleging that the 'genocide' case was "presenting biased and false claims" that "rely on unreliable Hamas sources". Kicking off the two-day hearing in The Hague, South Africa accused Israel of stepping up 'genocide' in Gaza and alleged "Israel's genocide has continued apace and has just reached a new and horrific stage". Meanwhile, a statement from the Israel Foreign Ministry, as quoted by Reuters, said that "Israel acts in accordance with international law and its humanitarian obligations...while implementing measures to minimise harm to civilians and civilian facilities." Also read | House Republicans pass bill mandating weapons shipment to Israel It also called on the ICJ, also known as the World Court, "to reject South Africa's appeal and to bring the abuse of the Court to an end." Order Ceasefire in Gaza, demands South Africa South Africa has also implored the world court to order a ceasefire throughout Gaza. Previously, in January, the ICJ had ordered Tel Aviv to do everything to prevent genocidal acts and enable humanitarian aid to Gaza. However, the court, as per AFP, had stopped short of ordering a ceasefire. Also read | US blasts China after Putin-Xi meet, says 'you can't have it both ways' Now, South Africa contends that the current situation, most notably the operation in the crowded city of Rafah, where hundreds of thousands of displaced Palestinians have taken shelter, requires fresh ICJ action. The Rafah campaign, argued Vaughan Lowe, a lawyer for South Africa, is "the last step in the destruction of Gaza and its Palestinian people". "It was Rafah that brought South Africa to the court. But it is all Palestinians as a national, ethnical and racial group who need the protection from genocide that the court can order," he added. However, Israel's foreign ministry spokesperson Oren Marmorstein in a statement slammed South Africa and said that the nation's "claims are both morally and factually distorted and constitute an abuse of the Genocide Convention and the ICJ." Israel is scheduled to respond to South Africa's 'genocide' accusations on Friday (May 17). (With inputs from agencies)

At ICJ, South Africa alleges Israel 'stepping up' genocide in Gaza; Tel Aviv slams 'biased and false claims'

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<p>The United States (US) military said on Friday (May 17) that its&nbsp;aid deliveries began Friday via a temporary pier in&nbsp;Gaza&nbsp;aimed at ramping up emergency humanitarian assistance to the war-ravaged region.</p>

<p>"Today at approximately 9 am&nbsp;(Gaza&nbsp;time), trucks carrying humanitarian assistance began moving ashore via a temporary pier in&nbsp;Gaza," said&nbsp;the US Central Command (CENTCOM).</p>

<p>"This is an ongoing, multinational effort to deliver additional aid to Palestinian civilians in&nbsp;Gaza&nbsp;via a maritime corridor that is entirely humanitarian in nature," the statement further said, adding that the effort&nbsp;would involve aid commodities donated by several countries and humanitarian organisations.</p>

<h2><strong>'Gaza war is tragic but...'</strong></h2>

<p>The above development came as Israel said on Friday that&nbsp;South Africa's Gaza genocide case against it was totally divorced&nbsp;from&nbsp;facts. On Thursday, the International Court of Justice (ICJ)&nbsp;opened its two-day hearings over&nbsp;South&nbsp;Africa's request to halt Israel's military offensive in Gaza.</p>

<p>South&nbsp;Africa's Ambassador to the Netherlands&nbsp;Vusimuzi&nbsp;Madonsela&nbsp;said at the hearing that the recent Israeli ground military operation in Gaza's Rafah was a&nbsp;serious&nbsp;violation&nbsp;of The Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, and the&nbsp;ICJ should take immediate emergency measures to stop Israel's brutal operation in Gaza.</p>

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<p>South&nbsp;Africa&nbsp;requested&nbsp;to add the withdrawal of the Israeli military from Rafah into the additional provisional measures, said Madonsela , and&nbsp;urged the court to order&nbsp;Israel to cease its military operations in the Gaza Strip, including Rafah&nbsp;immediately&nbsp;totally&nbsp;and unconditionally withdraw the Israeli army from the entirety of the Palestinian territory.&nbsp;</p>

<p>On Friday, Israel told the ICJ that&nbsp;the ongoing war (between Israel and Hamas) in Gaza&nbsp;was tragic&nbsp;but denied there was a case of genocide to answer.</p>

<p>"There is a tragic war going on&nbsp;but&nbsp;there is no genocide," top Israeli lawyer&nbsp;Gilad Noam told the top court in The Hague.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Death toll in Gaza over 35,300</strong></h2>

<p>Israel's remarks at the ICJ came as the death toll in Gaza climbed to&nbsp;35,303.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>According to the Palestinian health ministry,&nbsp;the toll includes at least 31 deaths over the past 24 hours, and&nbsp;79,261 people have&nbsp;been wounded&nbsp;since the war began on October 7 last year.&nbsp;</p>

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The United States (US) military said on Friday (May 17) that its aid deliveries began Friday via a temporary pier in Gaza aimed at ramping up emergency humanitarian assistance to the war-ravaged region.

The United States (US) military said on Friday (May 17) that its aid deliveries began Friday via a temporary pier in Gaza aimed at ramping up emergency humanitarian assistance to the war-ravaged region. "Today at approximately 9 am (Gaza time), trucks carrying humanitarian assistance began moving ashore via a temporary pier in Gaza," said the US Central Command (CENTCOM). "This is an ongoing, multinational effort to deliver additional aid to Palestinian civilians in Gaza via a maritime corridor that is entirely humanitarian in nature," the statement further said, adding that the effort would involve aid commodities donated by several countries and humanitarian organisations. 'Gaza war is tragic but...' The above development came as Israel said on Friday that South Africa's Gaza genocide case against it was totally divorced from facts. On Thursday, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) opened its two-day hearings over South Africa's request to halt Israel's military offensive in Gaza. South Africa's Ambassador to the Netherlands Vusimuzi Madonsela said at the hearing that the recent Israeli ground military operation in Gaza's Rafah was a serious violation of The Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, and the ICJ should take immediate emergency measures to stop Israel's brutal operation in Gaza. Also read | Two Thai nationals held hostage by Hamas in Gaza were killed on Oct 7 South Africa requested to add the withdrawal of the Israeli military from Rafah into the additional provisional measures, said Madonsela , and urged the court to order Israel to cease its military operations in the Gaza Strip, including Rafah immediately totally and unconditionally withdraw the Israeli army from the entirety of the Palestinian territory. On Friday, Israel told the ICJ that the ongoing war (between Israel and Hamas) in Gaza was tragic but denied there was a case of genocide to answer. "There is a tragic war going on but there is no genocide," top Israeli lawyer Gilad Noam told the top court in The Hague. Death toll in Gaza over 35,300 Israel's remarks at the ICJ came as the death toll in Gaza climbed to 35,303. Also watch | Future of war: Will private military contractors take over? | WION Decodes × According to the Palestinian health ministry, the toll includes at least 31 deaths over the past 24 hours, and 79,261 people have been wounded since the war began on October 7 last year. (With inputs from agencies)

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<p>Have you played a role in sustainability or environmental conservation? If so, there's a new opportunity for you. The UAE Cabinet has unveiled a 10-year Blue Residency visa for people who have made remarkable contributions to environmental protection. This announcement came during a Cabinet meeting presided over by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, at Qasar Al Watan in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday (May 15).</p>

<p>“In alignment with the national directives declared by the UAE President, to designate 2024 as the year of sustainability in the UAE, we introduced the ‘Blue Residency’, a 10-year residency granted to individuals who have made extraordinary contributions to environment protection, whether in marine life, land-based ecosystems, or air quality, sustainability technologies, the circular economy, or related fields. The sustainability of our economy is now linked to the sustainability of our environment… Our national orientations are clear and firm in this area,” Sheikh Mohammed said.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/dubai-unlocked-committed-to-deter-all-forms-of-illicit-finance-says-uae-721616">Also read | Dubai Unlocked: UAE vows to crack down on all forms of illicit finance</a></p>

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<p>The Blue Residency visa is available to&nbsp;people committed to environmental action. Eligible candidates include members of international organisations, international companies, associations, non-governmental organisations, and recipients of global awards. Distinguished activists and researchers in the field of environmental work also qualify. This visa encompasses sustainability initiatives both within and outside the UAE.</p>

<h2><strong>How to apply for the Blue Visa</strong></h2>

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	<li><strong>Direct Application:</strong> Apply through the Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs, and Port Security.</li>
	<li><strong>Nominations:</strong> Receive a nomination from competent authorities within the UAE.</li>
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<h2><strong>What are the other residency options?</strong></h2>

<p>The UAE generally issues residency visas with a two-year validity. In 2019, the UAE introduced the 10-year Golden Visas for investors, entrepreneurs, scientists, outstanding students and graduates, and humanitarian pioneers. Three years later, the country introduced five-year Green Visas for skilled professionals, freelancers, investors, and entrepreneurs.</p>

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Have you played a role in sustainability or environmental conservation? If so, there's a new opportunity for you. The UAE Cabinet has unveiled a 10-year Blue Residency visa for people who have made remarkable contributions to environmental protection.

Have you played a role in sustainability or environmental conservation? If so, there's a new opportunity for you. The UAE Cabinet has unveiled a 10-year Blue Residency visa for people who have made remarkable contributions to environmental protection. This announcement came during a Cabinet meeting presided over by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, at Qasar Al Watan in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday (May 15). “In alignment with the national directives declared by the UAE President, to designate 2024 as the year of sustainability in the UAE, we introduced the ‘Blue Residency’, a 10-year residency granted to individuals who have made extraordinary contributions to environment protection, whether in marine life, land-based ecosystems, or air quality, sustainability technologies, the circular economy, or related fields. The sustainability of our economy is now linked to the sustainability of our environment… Our national orientations are clear and firm in this area,” Sheikh Mohammed said. Also read | Dubai Unlocked: UAE vows to crack down on all forms of illicit finance Who is eligible for UAE's Blue visa? The Blue Residency visa is available to people committed to environmental action. Eligible candidates include members of international organisations, international companies, associations, non-governmental organisations, and recipients of global awards. Distinguished activists and researchers in the field of environmental work also qualify. This visa encompasses sustainability initiatives both within and outside the UAE. How to apply for the Blue Visa Direct Application: Apply through the Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs, and Port Security. Nominations: Receive a nomination from competent authorities within the UAE. Recommendations: Obtain recommendations from relevant organisations or authorities. What are the other residency options? The UAE generally issues residency visas with a two-year validity. In 2019, the UAE introduced the 10-year Golden Visas for investors, entrepreneurs, scientists, outstanding students and graduates, and humanitarian pioneers. Three years later, the country introduced five-year Green Visas for skilled professionals, freelancers, investors, and entrepreneurs. (With inputs from agencies)

UAE launches 10-year Blue Residency visa for environmental champions. All you need to know

Chinese Navy has secretly built in what could be called the world's first dedicated drone carrier ship. A squad ship that looks like a mini aircraft carrier underlines China's aim to advance the military use of drones.

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Cambodia and China began 15-day military exercises on Thursday as questions grow about Beijing's increasing influence in the Southeast Asian nation.

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While a study conducted by researchers at Banaras Hindu University (BHU) found that nearly one-third of those who received Bharat Biotech's Covid-19 vaccine Covaxin reported Adverse Events of Special Interest (AESI) after a one-year follow-up, the Hyderabad-based company cited research flaws. Watch to know more.

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<p>China has built the world's&nbsp;first dedicated drone carrier, but the circumstances surrounding it remain a mystery. According to a report by Naval News on Wednesday (May 15), the drone carrier&nbsp;is hidden&nbsp;on the Yangtze. The report said that the ship&nbsp;was launched&nbsp;in December 2022&nbsp;but&nbsp;the news of it had not been reported&nbsp;until now.&nbsp;</p>

<p>China currently has three carriers, and this drone carrier would be the country's fourth. Drones are increasingly&nbsp;becoming a&nbsp;part of naval warfare, and the navies of some countries- notably&nbsp;Iran and Turkey, are working on plans for drone carriers.</p>

<h2><strong>A design smaller than regular aircraft carriers</strong></h2>

<p>The Naval News report said that the design of China's drone carrier&nbsp;is smaller than the regular aircraft carriers, with a flight deck&nbsp;approximately one-third the length and half the width of&nbsp;a US&nbsp;Navy or Chinese Navy supercarrier.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>It&nbsp;is slightly shorter but&nbsp;wider&nbsp;than a World War Two escort carrier, the report said.</p>

<p>The report pointed out that it would be possible to operate a fixed-wing aircraft from the carrier, but its straight deck arrangement would be anachronistic, not allowing aircraft to take off and land&nbsp;at the same time.</p>

<p>There also doesn't seem to be&nbsp;space for a typical aircraft hangar, so&nbsp;the number of aircraft would be limited.</p>

<p><strong>Also watch |&nbsp;SOUTH CHINA SEA: Will China’s floating nuclear reactors intensify tensions in region? | WION Decodes</strong></p>

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<p>"It is immediately apparent that it is, in general arrangement, an aircraft carrier&nbsp;of some sort. It has a marked runaway running along the port (left side) with an island superstructure on the starboard (right) side," the report also said.</p>

<p>The flight deck is&nbsp;wide&nbsp;enough to comfortably operate aircraft or drones with a wingspan of around 20 meters&nbsp;such&nbsp;as Chinese versions of the Predator drone.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


China has built the world's first dedicated drone carrier, but the circumstances surrounding it remain a mystery. According to a report by Naval News on Wednesday (May 15), the drone carrier is hidden on the Yangtze.

China has built the world's first dedicated drone carrier, but the circumstances surrounding it remain a mystery. According to a report by Naval News on Wednesday (May 15), the drone carrier is hidden on the Yangtze. The report said that the ship was launched in December 2022 but the news of it had not been reported until now. China currently has three carriers, and this drone carrier would be the country's fourth. Drones are increasingly becoming a part of naval warfare, and the navies of some countries- notably Iran and Turkey, are working on plans for drone carriers. A design smaller than regular aircraft carriers The Naval News report said that the design of China's drone carrier is smaller than the regular aircraft carriers, with a flight deck approximately one-third the length and half the width of a US Navy or Chinese Navy supercarrier. Also read | China allows visa-free entry for foreign tour groups via cruise ships It is slightly shorter but wider than a World War Two escort carrier, the report said. The report pointed out that it would be possible to operate a fixed-wing aircraft from the carrier, but its straight deck arrangement would be anachronistic, not allowing aircraft to take off and land at the same time. There also doesn't seem to be space for a typical aircraft hangar, so the number of aircraft would be limited. Also watch | SOUTH CHINA SEA: Will China’s floating nuclear reactors intensify tensions in region? | WION Decodes × "It is immediately apparent that it is, in general arrangement, an aircraft carrier of some sort. It has a marked runaway running along the port (left side) with an island superstructure on the starboard (right) side," the report also said. The flight deck is wide enough to comfortably operate aircraft or drones with a wingspan of around 20 meters such as Chinese versions of the Predator drone. (With inputs from agencies)

China builds world's first dedicated drone carrier, but it's shrouded in mystery: Report

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<p>A Ukrainian drone struck a family who was driving near the border in Russia's Belgorod region on Friday (May 17), killing a mother and her four-year-old son, Belgorod governor said.</p>

<p>The attack came after Kyiv launched a wave of drones at the annexed Crimean peninsula and Russia's southern regions overnight, in one of its largest aerial offensives in weeks.</p>

<p>"In the village of Oktyabrsky, a kamikaze drone attacked a car carrying a driver and three passengers- a mum, dad and a child," Belgorod region governor Vyacheslav Gladkov said.</p>

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<p>"The woman died on the spot from her wounds. The child was in critical condition. Doctors tried to save him," but the four-year-old died of his injuries in hospital, he added.</p>

<p>The father was injured and is in shock and refused medical help, while the driver of the car was treated for shrapnel wounds to his hands, he added.</p>

<p>While another drone attack caused a fire at a gas station in Bessonovka village, but the flames were quickly put out, according to the governor.</p>

<p>The Russian-controlled port of Sevastopol on the annexed Crimean peninsula experienced a "partial blackout" after debris from downed drones struck an electrical substation, according to the city's Russian-appointed governor, Mikhail Razvozhayev.</p>

<p>"During the ongoing restoration work, the city will face an energy shortage, leading to isolated blackouts," he cautioned, adding that schools would cancel classes.</p>

<p>It is worth mentioning that Russia had intercepted or destroyed more than 100 Ukrainian drones in the south of the country and over annexed Crimea and the Black Sea overnight.</p>

<p>Fifty-one drones were destroyed over Crimea, 44 over the Krasnodar region, six over the Belgorod region, six over the Black Sea and one over the Kursk region, according to the defence ministry statement.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/xi-jinping-putin-advocate-for-political-solution-in-ukraine-war-722029">Xi Jinping, Putin advocate for 'political solution' in Ukraine war</a></p>

<p>The drone wave comes as Russian forces advance along the front line, making their biggest territorial gains in 18 months as Ukraine struggles with ammunition and manpower shortages.</p>

<p>Ukraine has evacuated almost 9,000 civilians from its north east since Russian forces stormed across the border last week, advancing towards Vovchansk and nearby villages.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


A Ukrainian drone struck a family who was driving near the border in Russia's Belgorod region on Friday (May 17), killing a mother and her four-year-old son, Belgorod governor said.

A Ukrainian drone struck a family who was driving near the border in Russia's Belgorod region on Friday (May 17), killing a mother and her four-year-old son, Belgorod governor said. The attack came after Kyiv launched a wave of drones at the annexed Crimean peninsula and Russia's southern regions overnight, in one of its largest aerial offensives in weeks. "In the village of Oktyabrsky, a kamikaze drone attacked a car carrying a driver and three passengers- a mum, dad and a child," Belgorod region governor Vyacheslav Gladkov said. Also read: Ukrainian shelling claims lives of four in Donetsk, says Russia "The woman died on the spot from her wounds. The child was in critical condition. Doctors tried to save him," but the four-year-old died of his injuries in hospital, he added. The father was injured and is in shock and refused medical help, while the driver of the car was treated for shrapnel wounds to his hands, he added. While another drone attack caused a fire at a gas station in Bessonovka village, but the flames were quickly put out, according to the governor. The Russian-controlled port of Sevastopol on the annexed Crimean peninsula experienced a "partial blackout" after debris from downed drones struck an electrical substation, according to the city's Russian-appointed governor, Mikhail Razvozhayev. "During the ongoing restoration work, the city will face an energy shortage, leading to isolated blackouts," he cautioned, adding that schools would cancel classes. It is worth mentioning that Russia had intercepted or destroyed more than 100 Ukrainian drones in the south of the country and over annexed Crimea and the Black Sea overnight. Fifty-one drones were destroyed over Crimea, 44 over the Krasnodar region, six over the Belgorod region, six over the Black Sea and one over the Kursk region, according to the defence ministry statement. Also read: Xi Jinping, Putin advocate for 'political solution' in Ukraine war The drone wave comes as Russian forces advance along the front line, making their biggest territorial gains in 18 months as Ukraine struggles with ammunition and manpower shortages. Ukraine has evacuated almost 9,000 civilians from its north east since Russian forces stormed across the border last week, advancing towards Vovchansk and nearby villages. (With inputs from agencies)

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