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<p>Australian police have scored the biggest cocaine bust in the country's history after seizing 2.3 tonnes of cocaine from a fishing boat that had broken down off the coast of Queensland. The authorities have arrested 13 people, including two juveniles who were allegedly part of a drug-smuggling syndicate.</p>

<p>The drugs have been valued at an estimated A$760 million&nbsp;($490mn), which could have been distributed across 11.7 million street deals.</p>

<p>According to CNN, the boat experienced a suspected mechanical breakdown, leaving the accused stranded 18 kilometres (11 miles) off the northeastern tip of K’gari island on November 30. The boat was on its way to deliver the drugs to a larger mothership.</p>

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<p>The Australian Federal Police (AFP) had been tracking the recreational fishing boat and boarded it after it broke down.</p>

<p>While two men were arrested onboard the boat, the other 11 were arrested on shore, waiting for the shipment and in nearby areas.</p>

<p>AFP has said one of the men is identified as the Brisbane vice president of the Comanchero Outlaw Motorcycle Gang, who is accused of violence, trafficking, and extortion.</p>

<p>The recent cocaine bust was part of an extensive investigation into the notorious gang, which started last month.</p>

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<p>All the arrested are accused of being a part of a criminal syndicate and charged with conspiracy to import a commercial quantity of drugs, which has a maximum punishment of life imprisonment. Authorities have said that the shipment came from an unknown South American country, according to BBC.</p>

<p>Last week, the Colombian navy intercepted a semi-submersible transporting illegal drugs to Australia.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


Australian police have scored the biggest cocaine bust in the country's history after seizing 2.3 tonnes of cocaine from a fishing boat that had broken down off the coast of Queensland.

Australian police have scored the biggest cocaine bust in the country's history after seizing 2.3 tonnes of cocaine from a fishing boat that had broken down off the coast of Queensland. The authorities have arrested 13 people, including two juveniles who were allegedly part of a drug-smuggling syndicate. The drugs have been valued at an estimated A$760 million ($490mn), which could have been distributed across 11.7 million street deals. According to CNN, the boat experienced a suspected mechanical breakdown, leaving the accused stranded 18 kilometres (11 miles) off the northeastern tip of K’gari island on November 30. The boat was on its way to deliver the drugs to a larger mothership. Also read | Colombian navy seizes cocaine worth $8 billion in narco-submarine bust The Australian Federal Police (AFP) had been tracking the recreational fishing boat and boarded it after it broke down. While two men were arrested onboard the boat, the other 11 were arrested on shore, waiting for the shipment and in nearby areas. AFP has said one of the men is identified as the Brisbane vice president of the Comanchero Outlaw Motorcycle Gang, who is accused of violence, trafficking, and extortion. The recent cocaine bust was part of an extensive investigation into the notorious gang, which started last month. Also read | Vietnamese tycoon behind massive bank fraud now needs $9bn to save her life All the arrested are accused of being a part of a criminal syndicate and charged with conspiracy to import a commercial quantity of drugs, which has a maximum punishment of life imprisonment. Authorities have said that the shipment came from an unknown South American country, according to BBC. Last week, the Colombian navy intercepted a semi-submersible transporting illegal drugs to Australia. (With inputs from agencies)

Australian police seize $500mn cocaine, the biggest bust in its history, because a boat broke down

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<p>Thanksgiving got too fiery for a family in Connecticut when frying a turkey burned down their four-million-dollar mansion. Turkey is a staple in a Thanksgiving meal and almost every family in the US has it on their dinner table on the occasion. A family in the town of Weston also had similar plans, but their's was a recipe meant for disaster.</p>

<p>A cooking episode in the garage was behind the massive blaze that completely destroyed the house, the fire department said in a statement. The family was trying to deep-fry the turkey in a fryer set up in the garage when flames engulfed the entire area. The fire soon spread to the living area as well.</p>

<p>“This fire was determined to be caused by a turkey fryer inside the garage. A stark reminder to all about the dangers of frying turkeys,” the fire department said.</p>

<p>The Georgetown Volunteer Fire Department was alerted about a fire through an automatic fire alarm just before 4 pm on Thursday (Nov 28).</p>

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<p>In a Facebook post, the fire department said that the alarm was soon followed by a call. When they reached the house, the fire had taken over the entire garage and the flames had spread further inside.</p>

<h2>House burned down fully</h2>

<p>The area outside the garage got so hot that the plastic on the cars parked in the driveway also started melting because of the extreme heat. The blaze spread extremely quickly, covering a third of the house and the garage by the time the firefighters reached.&nbsp;</p>

<p>They battled the blaze for 16 hours before it was completely doused. However, by then the damage was done as the house was left uninhabitable. The damages were pegged at a whopping $4 million.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Due to the festivities, there were nearly 20 people in the house at the time of the incident. Thankfully, all of them escaped unscathed.&nbsp;</p>


Thanksgiving got too fiery for a family in Connecticut when frying a turkey burned down their four-million-dollar mansion. Turkey is a staple in a Thanksgiving meal and almost every family in the US has it on their dinner table on the occasion.

Thanksgiving got too fiery for a family in Connecticut when frying a turkey burned down their four-million-dollar mansion. Turkey is a staple in a Thanksgiving meal and almost every family in the US has it on their dinner table on the occasion. A family in the town of Weston also had similar plans, but their's was a recipe meant for disaster. A cooking episode in the garage was behind the massive blaze that completely destroyed the house, the fire department said in a statement. The family was trying to deep-fry the turkey in a fryer set up in the garage when flames engulfed the entire area. The fire soon spread to the living area as well. “This fire was determined to be caused by a turkey fryer inside the garage. A stark reminder to all about the dangers of frying turkeys,” the fire department said. The Georgetown Volunteer Fire Department was alerted about a fire through an automatic fire alarm just before 4 pm on Thursday (Nov 28). Also Read: JD Vance shares bizarre Thanksgiving post showing himself as 'Trump's wife', internet goes crazy In a Facebook post, the fire department said that the alarm was soon followed by a call. When they reached the house, the fire had taken over the entire garage and the flames had spread further inside. House burned down fully The area outside the garage got so hot that the plastic on the cars parked in the driveway also started melting because of the extreme heat. The blaze spread extremely quickly, covering a third of the house and the garage by the time the firefighters reached. They battled the blaze for 16 hours before it was completely doused. However, by then the damage was done as the house was left uninhabitable. The damages were pegged at a whopping $4 million. Due to the festivities, there were nearly 20 people in the house at the time of the incident. Thankfully, all of them escaped unscathed.

A recipe for disaster: Deep-frying a turkey costs family their $4mn mansion

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<p>Palestinian militant group Hamas and Palestinian President&nbsp;Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah party announced on Tuesday (Dec. 3) that they have agreed to create a committee to jointly run post-war Gaza, the news agency AFP reported, citing negotiators from both sides.</p>

<p>The committee would be composed of 10 to 15 non-partisan figures with authority on matters related to the economy, education, health, humanitarian aid, and reconstruction.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Hamas and Fatah have been rivals since the militant group ejected Fatah from the Gaza Strip after deadly clashes that followed Hamas' victory in the&nbsp;2006 election.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Hamas seized control of Gaza in 2007. The Fatah, meanwhile, has been controlling the Palestinian Authority (PA) and also has partial administrative control in the Israel-occupied West Bank.</p>

<h2><strong>Plan needs Abbas' approval</strong></h2>

<p>The final plan (to jointly run post-war Gaza) would need Palestinian President Abbas' approval.</p>

<p>Following recent talks in Cairo&nbsp;brokered by Egypt, Hamas and Fatah agreed that the committee would administer the Palestinian side of the Rafah checkpoint on the border with Egypt—the territory's only crossing that is not shared with Israel.</p>

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<p>The agreement on the formation of the committee&nbsp;comes at a time of renewed diplomatic efforts to end the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza, which has been going on since October 7 last year.</p>

<h2><strong>A wide debate on who will run post-war Gaza</strong></h2>

<p>The issue of who will govern Gaza after the war has been widely debated. Palestinians have insisted that the territory's future should be theirs to decide, rejecting any foreign intervention.</p>

<p>Israeli authorities have said they do not intend to govern Gaza but firmly oppose Hamas returning&nbsp;to power.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


Palestinian militant group Hamas and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah party announced on Tuesday (Dec. 3) that they have agreed to create a committee to jointly run post-war Gaza, the news agency AFP reported, citing negotiators from both sides.

Palestinian militant group Hamas and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah party announced on Tuesday (Dec. 3) that they have agreed to create a committee to jointly run post-war Gaza, the news agency AFP reported, citing negotiators from both sides. The committee would be composed of 10 to 15 non-partisan figures with authority on matters related to the economy, education, health, humanitarian aid, and reconstruction. Hamas and Fatah have been rivals since the militant group ejected Fatah from the Gaza Strip after deadly clashes that followed Hamas' victory in the 2006 election. Also read | Israel-Hamas war: Ex-minister accuses Israel of ethnic cleansing in northern Gaza Strip Hamas seized control of Gaza in 2007. The Fatah, meanwhile, has been controlling the Palestinian Authority (PA) and also has partial administrative control in the Israel-occupied West Bank. Plan needs Abbas' approval The final plan (to jointly run post-war Gaza) would need Palestinian President Abbas' approval. Following recent talks in Cairo brokered by Egypt, Hamas and Fatah agreed that the committee would administer the Palestinian side of the Rafah checkpoint on the border with Egypt—the territory's only crossing that is not shared with Israel. Also watch | Gulf leaders demand immediate ceasefire in Gaza × The agreement on the formation of the committee comes at a time of renewed diplomatic efforts to end the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza, which has been going on since October 7 last year. A wide debate on who will run post-war Gaza The issue of who will govern Gaza after the war has been widely debated. Palestinians have insisted that the territory's future should be theirs to decide, rejecting any foreign intervention. Israeli authorities have said they do not intend to govern Gaza but firmly oppose Hamas returning to power. (With inputs from agencies)

Hamas and Palestinian president's Fatah party agree on joint committee to run post-war Gaza

<p>Roger Golubski, a former Kansas police detective who was indicted for kidnapping and raping two Black women decades ago, has committed suicide ahead of his trial.</p>

<p>The white officer who was accused of sexually assaulting multiple Black women throughout his career was found dead when authorities conducted a check on his Edwardsville house after he failed to show up for jury selection in his long-awaited trial.</p>

<h2><strong>How did he die?</strong></h2>

<p>As per a CNN report, the Kansas Bureau of Investigation officers, while responding to a 911 call, found Golubski dead of a gunshot wound. His body was discovered on the back porch of his house.</p>

<p>In a press release, the KBI said there were no indications of foul play, and that the death remains under investigation.</p>

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<h2><strong>What were the allegations against him?</strong></h2>

<p>Prosecutors contended that the former Kansas police detective, throughout his career,&nbsp; was using his position to exploit vulnerable Black women. They said that Golubski hand-picked victims he felt sure wouldn't be believed.</p>

<p>During court appearences, the former detective denied the allegations and after news of his suicide broke, his lead defence attorney, Chris Joseph, said that his death should not be construed as an admission of guilt.</p>

<p>In 2022, after a lengthy investigation, federal authorities indicted him on charges of sexually assaulting two women between 1998 and 2002. He was separately indicted, along with three others, on charges that included collaborating with a drug lord to traffic underage girls. The cases were built largely on the testimony of his alleged victims, with prosecutors admitting there was limited corroborative evidence beyond their accounts.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The charges came to light as part of a civil trial against him and his police department alleged that a Kansas City teenager, Lamonte McIntyre, was framed for double murder. McIntyre was released from prison in 2017 after more than 23 years behind bars.&nbsp;</p>

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<h2><strong>Community calls for accountability</strong></h2>

<p>Golubski's death has left many in Kansas City deeply unsettled. Cheryl Pilate, the attorney who represented McIntyre, expressed disappointment that the trial would not go forward. "The community was looking forward to justice, to a full and public accounting, and now that has been denied to them," she said. Pilate also called for an independent investigation into his death by officials without any connections to local law enforcement.</p>

<p>The case had drawn widespread condemnation, with civil rights groups and public figures calling it a glaring example of unchecked police abuse.</p>

<p>Rap mogul Jay-Z’s non-profit, Team Roc, once described Golubski’s actions as "one of the worst examples of abuse of power in US history" in a full-page Washington Post ad.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Federal prosecutors acknowledged the disappointment of not seeing the case through to its conclusion.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


Roger Golubski, a former Kansas police detective who was indicted for kidnapping and raping two Black women decades ago, has committed suicide ahead of his trial.

Roger Golubski, a former Kansas police detective who was indicted for kidnapping and raping two Black women decades ago, has committed suicide ahead of his trial. The white officer who was accused of sexually assaulting multiple Black women throughout his career was found dead when authorities conducted a check on his Edwardsville house after he failed to show up for jury selection in his long-awaited trial. How did he die? As per a CNN report, the Kansas Bureau of Investigation officers, while responding to a 911 call, found Golubski dead of a gunshot wound. His body was discovered on the back porch of his house. In a press release, the KBI said there were no indications of foul play, and that the death remains under investigation. Also read | Trump 2.0: US president-elect taps billionaire Warren Stephens as US Ambassador to the UK What were the allegations against him? Prosecutors contended that the former Kansas police detective, throughout his career, was using his position to exploit vulnerable Black women. They said that Golubski hand-picked victims he felt sure wouldn't be believed. During court appearences, the former detective denied the allegations and after news of his suicide broke, his lead defence attorney, Chris Joseph, said that his death should not be construed as an admission of guilt. In 2022, after a lengthy investigation, federal authorities indicted him on charges of sexually assaulting two women between 1998 and 2002. He was separately indicted, along with three others, on charges that included collaborating with a drug lord to traffic underage girls. The cases were built largely on the testimony of his alleged victims, with prosecutors admitting there was limited corroborative evidence beyond their accounts. The charges came to light as part of a civil trial against him and his police department alleged that a Kansas City teenager, Lamonte McIntyre, was framed for double murder. McIntyre was released from prison in 2017 after more than 23 years behind bars. Also read | US announces $725mn in military aid for Ukraine as Biden extends last-ditch support before Trump inauguration Community calls for accountability Golubski's death has left many in Kansas City deeply unsettled. Cheryl Pilate, the attorney who represented McIntyre, expressed disappointment that the trial would not go forward. "The community was looking forward to justice, to a full and public accounting, and now that has been denied to them," she said. Pilate also called for an independent investigation into his death by officials without any connections to local law enforcement. The case had drawn widespread condemnation, with civil rights groups and public figures calling it a glaring example of unchecked police abuse. Rap mogul Jay-Z’s non-profit, Team Roc, once described Golubski’s actions as "one of the worst examples of abuse of power in US history" in a full-page Washington Post ad. Federal prosecutors acknowledged the disappointment of not seeing the case through to its conclusion. (With inputs from agencies)

Ex-Kansas detective accused of raping, kidnapping Black women dies by suicide ahead of trial

<p>The Thai police were shocked to find an Abbot of a Thai temple concealing 73 dead bodies, which he claimed were used for meditation purposes by the monks. The strange discovery was made at the famous Thiphaksong Pa Sangnayatham temple in Pho Thale on Nov. 22&nbsp;and also another temple in the Bang Mun Nak district. The abbot was found to be associated with both the temples, SCMP reported.</p>

<p>The raid also led the police to a pond on the temple grounds that had over 600 crocodiles. The pond is said to act like a wishing well for the followers. It has high fences, and devotees cannot go near the pond.</p>

<p>The news was first reported by the online Khaosod Newspaper.</p>

<p>As per local reports, the temple is situated in a serene forest and sits in an area of 16,000 square metres. It enjoys a huge following among devotees, with several of them even donating land to the place known for its spiritual practices.</p>

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<p>It has a meditation centre, four dining halls, and bamboo meditation pavilions. The coffins with the dead bodies were found in these pavilions, with each of them containing four to five corpses.</p>

<h2>Monks said bodies were given to them by individuals</h2>

<p>The monks said that the bodies belonged to people who had pledged their bodies to the temple before their deaths, with most of them being disciples of the temple. To prove this, they even gave the police death certificates and donation agreements.</p>

<p>On Nov. 26, police found 32 more corpses at a temple in the Bang Mun Nak district. Investigations revealed that Abbot Phra Ajahn Sai Fon Pandito was connected to both temples. The abbot visits several temples and is popular among devotees for his teachings on “clairvoyance” and “super hearing”.</p>

<p>He told the police that he was not doing anything illegal, and the bodies were used for a kind of meditation and to help the monks overcome the fear of death. The abbot said the corpses helped with a form of “death awareness” training in meditation. He said that the practice was his "innovation" and aimed to enhance the monks’ mental resilience and discipline.</p>

<p>The National Office of Buddhism Thailand has launched a probe into the matter, while the police are working to ascertain the identities and origins of the dead bodies.&nbsp;</p>


The Thai police were shocked to find an Abbot of a Thai temple concealing 73 dead bodies, which he claimed were used for meditation purposes by the monks. The strange discovery was made at the famous Thiphaksong Pa Sangnayatham temple in Pho Thale on Nov.

The Thai police were shocked to find an Abbot of a Thai temple concealing 73 dead bodies, which he claimed were used for meditation purposes by the monks. The strange discovery was made at the famous Thiphaksong Pa Sangnayatham temple in Pho Thale on Nov. 22 and also another temple in the Bang Mun Nak district. The abbot was found to be associated with both the temples, SCMP reported. The raid also led the police to a pond on the temple grounds that had over 600 crocodiles. The pond is said to act like a wishing well for the followers. It has high fences, and devotees cannot go near the pond. The news was first reported by the online Khaosod Newspaper. As per local reports, the temple is situated in a serene forest and sits in an area of 16,000 square metres. It enjoys a huge following among devotees, with several of them even donating land to the place known for its spiritual practices. Also Read: Thailand zoo's golden tiger emerges as newest sensation after hippo Moo Deng It has a meditation centre, four dining halls, and bamboo meditation pavilions. The coffins with the dead bodies were found in these pavilions, with each of them containing four to five corpses. Monks said bodies were given to them by individuals The monks said that the bodies belonged to people who had pledged their bodies to the temple before their deaths, with most of them being disciples of the temple. To prove this, they even gave the police death certificates and donation agreements. On Nov. 26, police found 32 more corpses at a temple in the Bang Mun Nak district. Investigations revealed that Abbot Phra Ajahn Sai Fon Pandito was connected to both temples. The abbot visits several temples and is popular among devotees for his teachings on “clairvoyance” and “super hearing”. He told the police that he was not doing anything illegal, and the bodies were used for a kind of meditation and to help the monks overcome the fear of death. The abbot said the corpses helped with a form of “death awareness” training in meditation. He said that the practice was his "innovation" and aimed to enhance the monks’ mental resilience and discipline. The National Office of Buddhism Thailand has launched a probe into the matter, while the police are working to ascertain the identities and origins of the dead bodies.

Over 73 dead bodies 'used for meditation', 600 crocs in a pond, found in two Thai temples

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<p>Thieves in North Yorkshire, England, stole a van full of food worth £25,000 ($31,700), and the chef who prepared it is now asking them to return it. Tommy Banks, a Michelin-starred chef, owns two restaurants and a pub in North Yorkshire. In an Instagram post on Monday, he appealed to the thieves to "do the right thing" this Christmas and return the food that can feed several people.</p>

<p>Informing about the contents of the van, the chef said that there were steak and ale, turkey and butternut squash pies, as well as gravy and custard, all of which were meant for the York Christmas Market.</p>

<p>He tried to reach out to the thieves and asked them to drop off the pies at a community centre in the spirit of Christmas. He says in the video, "I know you’re a criminal, but maybe just do something nice because it’s Christmas and maybe we can feed a few thousand people with these pies that you’ve stolen, do the right thing."</p>

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<p>Banks wrote in the post that the thieves probably didn't realise that the van they were stealing contained pies with his name on the boxes.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“So Matthew Lockwood went into Made In Oldstead this morning to pick up the van and it has been stolen. These guys had loaded up the van with stock for Tommy’s pie shop today and left plugged in overnight," he wrote.</p>

<p>"I’m guessing the thieves didn’t realise they were stealing 2,500 pies along with the van! The pies are all in boxes with my name on, so not very easy to sell," he added.</p>

<p>“If you are the thieves and read this I urge you to drop the pies off somewhere. So we can at least give them to people who need food and they are not wasted.”</p>

<h2>Police are searching for the pies</h2>

<p>The police have been informed about the theft and are already looking into the matter. BBC reported that the North Yorkshire Police has asked anyone with information to get in touch. Banks also cautioned people about the thieves and asked them to reach out to the police if someone offered them the pies.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Banks told PA news agency that he fears the thieves might realise what's in the van, and "ditch" it, leading to food wastage. He added that the pies were meant to last a week and the van being stolen is not bothering them as much as the pies.</p>


Thieves in North Yorkshire, England, stole a van full of food worth £25,000 ($31,700), and the chef who prepared it is now asking them to return it. Tommy Banks, a Michelin-starred chef, owns two restaurants and a pub in North Yorkshire.

Thieves in North Yorkshire, England, stole a van full of food worth £25,000 ($31,700), and the chef who prepared it is now asking them to return it. Tommy Banks, a Michelin-starred chef, owns two restaurants and a pub in North Yorkshire. In an Instagram post on Monday, he appealed to the thieves to "do the right thing" this Christmas and return the food that can feed several people. Informing about the contents of the van, the chef said that there were steak and ale, turkey and butternut squash pies, as well as gravy and custard, all of which were meant for the York Christmas Market. He tried to reach out to the thieves and asked them to drop off the pies at a community centre in the spirit of Christmas. He says in the video, "I know you’re a criminal, but maybe just do something nice because it’s Christmas and maybe we can feed a few thousand people with these pies that you’ve stolen, do the right thing." Also Read: THIS country is planning to make fake news an unbailable offence Banks wrote in the post that the thieves probably didn't realise that the van they were stealing contained pies with his name on the boxes. “So Matthew Lockwood went into Made In Oldstead this morning to pick up the van and it has been stolen. These guys had loaded up the van with stock for Tommy’s pie shop today and left plugged in overnight," he wrote. "I’m guessing the thieves didn’t realise they were stealing 2,500 pies along with the van! The pies are all in boxes with my name on, so not very easy to sell," he added. “If you are the thieves and read this I urge you to drop the pies off somewhere. So we can at least give them to people who need food and they are not wasted.” Police are searching for the pies The police have been informed about the theft and are already looking into the matter. BBC reported that the North Yorkshire Police has asked anyone with information to get in touch. Banks also cautioned people about the thieves and asked them to reach out to the police if someone offered them the pies. Banks told PA news agency that he fears the thieves might realise what's in the van, and "ditch" it, leading to food wastage. He added that the pies were meant to last a week and the van being stolen is not bothering them as much as the pies.

UK: Thieves steal van with $31,700 worth of food meant for Christmas market. 'Steak, ale, pies...'

An impeachment complaint was filed against Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte, who is facing a legal storm over a death threat she made against the President and her alleged role in extra-judicial killings of drug suspects, corruption and failure to stand up to Chinese aggression in the disputed South China Sea.

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<p>A picture of US Vice President-elect JD Vance posing with his wife Usha’s extended Indian family has gone&nbsp;viral on social media. Vance has been previously involved in controversies surrounding racist remarks and jokes.</p>

<p>The picture clicked at a family Thanksgiving dinner shows Usha Vance’s large family, where Vance is seen wearing a blue t-shirt and jeans with his son on his shoulders, while his wife is seen on the other end of the photograph with their daughter. The large family of about 21 members is gathered around a table in what appears to be a backyard of a house.</p>

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<p>However, the date when this picture was clicked and where it was clicked remain unknown. The picture was shared on X, gaining millions of views, with some users saying, “Reminds me of the big fat Indian wedding.”</p>

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<p>“If the right is racist, explain this Thanksgiving family picture of JD Vance?” wrote a user on X.</p>

<p>Another said, “His son is sitting on his shoulder in a pure Indian way.”</p>

<p>A third commented, “From the pictures, it seems like a classic Indian family gathering!”</p>

<h2><strong>Vance’s controversial Thanksgiving post</strong></h2>

<p>The Senator for Ohio earlier made a Thanksgiving post on X, sparking controversy. The post showed him as “Trump’s wife” in a reimagined version of the famous painting "Freedom From Want" by Norman Rockwell.</p>

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<p>In the image posted by Vance, he is serving a Republican-dominated electoral map instead of a Thanksgiving turkey to the family on the dinner table. While President-elect Donald Trump, in the place of the father, is standing beside him.</p>

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<p>While some joked at the post and shared other memes, some expressed their distaste for the to-be president and vice president of the US.</p>

<p>“Mr. Vice-President, WE LOVE YOUR HUMOR!!!” a user commented on the post.</p>

<p>Some others said, “You didn’t win NY! Because we know who is the best and it is by far not you two!” and “Everything about this is just WEIRD!”</p>

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A picture of US Vice President-elect JD Vance posing with his wife Usha’s extended Indian family has gone viral on social media. Vance has been previously involved in controversies surrounding racist remarks and jokes.

A picture of US Vice President-elect JD Vance posing with his wife Usha’s extended Indian family has gone viral on social media. Vance has been previously involved in controversies surrounding racist remarks and jokes. The picture clicked at a family Thanksgiving dinner shows Usha Vance’s large family, where Vance is seen wearing a blue t-shirt and jeans with his son on his shoulders, while his wife is seen on the other end of the photograph with their daughter. The large family of about 21 members is gathered around a table in what appears to be a backyard of a house. JD Vance at Thanksgiving -). Reminds me of the big fat Indian wedding…. pic.twitter.com/vzEjODMRZt — Asha Jadeja Motwani 🇮🇳🇺🇸 (@ashajadeja325) December 2, 2024 × However, the date when this picture was clicked and where it was clicked remain unknown. The picture was shared on X, gaining millions of views, with some users saying, “Reminds me of the big fat Indian wedding.” Also read | Donald Trump warns Hamas to release hostages or face consequences; 'HELL TO PAY' “If the right is racist, explain this Thanksgiving family picture of JD Vance?” wrote a user on X. Another said, “His son is sitting on his shoulder in a pure Indian way.” A third commented, “From the pictures, it seems like a classic Indian family gathering!” Vance’s controversial Thanksgiving post The Senator for Ohio earlier made a Thanksgiving post on X, sparking controversy. The post showed him as “Trump’s wife” in a reimagined version of the famous painting "Freedom From Want" by Norman Rockwell. pic.twitter.com/xAx6kCo6I8 — JD Vance (@JDVance) November 29, 2024 × In the image posted by Vance, he is serving a Republican-dominated electoral map instead of a Thanksgiving turkey to the family on the dinner table. While President-elect Donald Trump, in the place of the father, is standing beside him. Also read | Musk's multibillion-dollar Tesla payout gutted by Delaware Judge While some joked at the post and shared other memes, some expressed their distaste for the to-be president and vice president of the US. “Mr. Vice-President, WE LOVE YOUR HUMOR!!!” a user commented on the post. Some others said, “You didn’t win NY! Because we know who is the best and it is by far not you two!” and “Everything about this is just WEIRD!” (With inputs from agencies)

Vance’s picture with wife’s Indian family goes viral on social media

<p>Ukraine said Monday that Russia and Iran bear ultimate responsibility for intensified fighting in Syria where Islamist forces and allies have seized swathes of government-controlled territory.</p>

<p>Both Russia, which invaded Ukraine in 2022, and Iran have long backed President Bashar al-Assad and say they will help his forces fight back after Aleppo, Syria's second city, fell out of government control.</p>

<p>"Syria state is going through a new dangerous stage of the war, which could lead to unpredictable consequences for regional peace and security," the Ukrainian foreign ministry said.</p>

<p><strong>Watch:&nbsp;Syria Rebels: Iran President Pezeshkian Vows To Support Assad Government</strong></p>

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<p>"It is Moscow and Tehran that bear the main responsibility for the degradation of the security situation in Syria," it said in a statement, adding that Assad's rule was also to blame for Syrians' "suffering and hardships".</p>

<p>Kyiv, in the statement, hit out at Assad for recognising the Russian annexation of the Crimean peninsula in 2014 and said Ukrainians were also being targeted on a nightly basis by Iranian-designed drones.</p>

<p>"The Russian dictator Putin and his allies in Iran continue to make every effort not to lose control over the puppet Syrian regime, which is associated by the majority of Syrians with inhuman cruelty, tyranny, and crimes," the statement said.</p>

<p>Kyiv called for the territorial integrity of Syria to be respected and called for an end to the long-running conflict as soon as possible.</p>

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Ukraine said Monday that Russia and Iran bear ultimate responsibility for intensified fighting in Syria where Islamist forces and allies have seized swathes of government-controlled territory.

Ukraine said Monday that Russia and Iran bear ultimate responsibility for intensified fighting in Syria where Islamist forces and allies have seized swathes of government-controlled territory. Both Russia, which invaded Ukraine in 2022, and Iran have long backed President Bashar al-Assad and say they will help his forces fight back after Aleppo, Syria's second city, fell out of government control. "Syria state is going through a new dangerous stage of the war, which could lead to unpredictable consequences for regional peace and security," the Ukrainian foreign ministry said. Watch: Syria Rebels: Iran President Pezeshkian Vows To Support Assad Government × "It is Moscow and Tehran that bear the main responsibility for the degradation of the security situation in Syria," it said in a statement, adding that Assad's rule was also to blame for Syrians' "suffering and hardships". Kyiv, in the statement, hit out at Assad for recognising the Russian annexation of the Crimean peninsula in 2014 and said Ukrainians were also being targeted on a nightly basis by Iranian-designed drones. "The Russian dictator Putin and his allies in Iran continue to make every effort not to lose control over the puppet Syrian regime, which is associated by the majority of Syrians with inhuman cruelty, tyranny, and crimes," the statement said. Kyiv called for the territorial integrity of Syria to be respected and called for an end to the long-running conflict as soon as possible. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits for grammar and punctuation. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Kyiv blames Tehran, Moscow for Syria escalation as Islamists take on Assad

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Nepal's government has approved projects valued at USD 20 million as grant assistance from China. The announcement comes ahead of Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli’s upcoming official visit to China, his first since taking office for the fourth time. This move will strengthen bilateral relations and foster collaboration in various development initiatives. Watch to know more!

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Akal Takht issued religious punishment for Sukhbir Singh Badal and other SAD leaders due to mistakes made between 2007-2017, but why? Watch here to know more!

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Denmark's ambassador to India Freddy Svane has said that his country's ties with India have no limits as there are several areas where both sides can work, including climate change. Speaking at WION Podcast to our correspondent Sidhant Sibal, Ambassador Freddy said, " I don't see any limits to where we can walk hand in hand with India...we do not see any limits to our relationship or our friendship". In 2022, PM Modi visited the country, with focus on strengthening ties with Copenhagen on a range of issues, from climate change to renewables, to innovation. Ambassador Freddy Svane , who is concluding his India tenure, is credited for bringing a turnaround in India Denmark ties. The ties, which were once seen through the lens of Purulia arms drop case (its key mastermind being Kim Davy was a Danish national) are more about increasing economic ties, sustainable development and green partnership. Freddy Svane was the first European diplomat to have an engagement with Narendra Modi, in 2011, when the latter was the chief minister of Gujarat.

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A U.S. judge has rejected Elon Musk's passive massive salary package at Tesla of $55.8 billion. The judge upheld her decision to reject Musk's package even though shareholders of the company had voted to reinstate it six months ago. Watch in for more details!

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German Chancellor Olaf Scholz makes his first visit to Ukraine in 2.5 years, emphasizing support amid ongoing conflict and strengthening bilateral relations. Watch to know more!

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Headlines: - Jaishankar Briefs Parliament On China - Hasina Slams Dhaka Administration - Cable Link Damage: Finland Starts Probe - Turkish Inflation Slows

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<p>Hong Kong is set to showcase 2,500 panda sculptures starting on Saturday, December 7, following the birth of two cubs at a local theme park. The exhibits were displayed at Hong Kong’s airport on Monday, December 2, in a launch ceremony of PANDA GO! FEST HK, the city’s biggest panda-themed exhibition.</p>

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<p>The sculptures will be publicly displayed at the Avenue of Stars in Tsim Sha Tsui, a well-known shopping location following showcasing in three more places this month, including Ocean Park, where the twin cubs reside with their parents and two other pandas that were gifted by Beijing earlier this year.</p>

<p>Six of the panda sculptures were inspired by these bears. The sculptures are made of rubber barrels, resins and other materials.</p>

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<p>The mother of the cubs, Ying Ying, who became the world’s oldest first-time panda mother in August, may be open to visitors by February next year.</p>

<p>In another event on Monday (Dec. 2) at Ocean Park, the new pair of pandas, An An and Ke Ke, that arrived from Beijing, were open to media preview. While An An was seen enjoying bamboo, Ke Ke climbed on an installation. They will be open to visit by the public on Sunday, December 8.</p>

<h2><strong>Panda economy</strong></h2>

<p>The exhibitions in Hong Kong reflect the boost in its economy as the Chinese financial hub attracts&nbsp;more tourism through pandas.</p>

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<p>Pandas are seen as the unofficial mascot of China, with various giant pandas given on loan&nbsp;to overseas zoos in what&nbsp;is considered a soft-power diplomatic tool.</p>

<p>Hong Kong’s tourism industry is hoping to see increased visitors fir the six pandas despite the cost of panda care being expensive. Authorities have urged businesses to make use of the bears’ popularity and seize the opportunities in the “panda economy.”</p>

<p>The organisers have invited some famous public figures, including musician Pharrell Williams, to make special-edition sculpture designs. Most of the pandas were auctioned, and the money will be donated to Ocean Park for panda conservation efforts.</p>

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Hong Kong is set to showcase 2,500 panda sculptures starting on Saturday, December 7, following the birth of two cubs at a local theme park. The exhibits were displayed at Hong Kong’s airport on Monday, December 2, in a launch ceremony of PANDA GO!

Hong Kong is set to showcase 2,500 panda sculptures starting on Saturday, December 7, following the birth of two cubs at a local theme park. The exhibits were displayed at Hong Kong’s airport on Monday, December 2, in a launch ceremony of PANDA GO! FEST HK, the city’s biggest panda-themed exhibition. Excited to welcome 2,500 PANDA GO panda sculptures to Hong Kong!🎉Today, we celebrated their arrival with a Grand Welcome ceremony. Even local stars like Louis Koo and Charmaine Sheh couldn’t resist! Meet these adorable pandas at various locations across the city this December! pic.twitter.com/dcJMpF34g7 — Hong Kong (@discoverhk) December 2, 2024 × The sculptures will be publicly displayed at the Avenue of Stars in Tsim Sha Tsui, a well-known shopping location following showcasing in three more places this month, including Ocean Park, where the twin cubs reside with their parents and two other pandas that were gifted by Beijing earlier this year. Six of the panda sculptures were inspired by these bears. The sculptures are made of rubber barrels, resins and other materials. Also read | Biowarfare in WWII? Chinese scientists say Japan injected prisoners with pathogens The mother of the cubs, Ying Ying, who became the world’s oldest first-time panda mother in August, may be open to visitors by February next year. In another event on Monday (Dec. 2) at Ocean Park, the new pair of pandas, An An and Ke Ke, that arrived from Beijing, were open to media preview. While An An was seen enjoying bamboo, Ke Ke climbed on an installation. They will be open to visit by the public on Sunday, December 8. Panda economy The exhibitions in Hong Kong reflect the boost in its economy as the Chinese financial hub attracts more tourism through pandas. Also read | European Commission proposes to weaken wolves safeguards, sparking controversy Pandas are seen as the unofficial mascot of China, with various giant pandas given on loan to overseas zoos in what is considered a soft-power diplomatic tool. Hong Kong’s tourism industry is hoping to see increased visitors fir the six pandas despite the cost of panda care being expensive. Authorities have urged businesses to make use of the bears’ popularity and seize the opportunities in the “panda economy.” The organisers have invited some famous public figures, including musician Pharrell Williams, to make special-edition sculpture designs. Most of the pandas were auctioned, and the money will be donated to Ocean Park for panda conservation efforts. (WIth inputs from agencies)

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Police in Australia have seized a record 2.3 tonnes (2,300kg) of cocaine from a motorcycle gang's fishing boat that broke down off the coast of Queensland.

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