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Gurjit Singh New Delhi   ● Sat, August 13, 2022 2022-08-13 02:31 0 b2587592dd54281f57bdb7dba90fef5a 2 Academia ASEAN,dialogue,partner,US,China,Taiwan,Russia,Nuclear,centrality,ARF Free As the ASEAN marks its 55 th anniversary, it's midyear foreign ministers meeting (AMM) of Aug. 3, 2022 was as usual accompanied by two important ministerial meetings of ASEAN centric bodies. The AMM was followed by the 12 th East Asia Summit foreign ministers meeting and the 29 th ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF) ministerial meeting both on Aug. 5. These meetings were chaired by the current ASEAN chairman, Cambodia, through Prak Sokhonn, deputy prime minister and minister of foreign affairs and international cooperation. The ARF in this set of meetings is the most important because it meets only at the ministerial level. The EAS FM's report into the EAS summit which is held along with the ASEAN summit in November annually. The ARF is mainly a security related institution … [Read more...] about ARF at full stretch to deal with myriad challenges

Imran Khalid Karachi, Pakistan   ● Sat, August 13, 2022 2022-08-13 02:16 0 b2587592dd54281f57bdb7dba90fe6bc 2 Academia Palestine,Israel,Gaza,attack,children,Yair-Lapid,election,UN,Iran,Abraham-Accords,jihad Free Another round of unjustified and barbaric aerial strikes by Israel in southern Gaza that resulted in 44 civilian deaths, including 16 children, and at least 350 wounded, was initially expected, as per Israeli spokesperson, to last for one week, as if it was some kind of annual clearance sale at a shopping mall. However, to the amazement of the residents of Gaza, Israel agreed on a truce with the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) last Sunday evening after “just” three days of heavy Israeli bombardment. The memories of the 11-day-long May 2021 Israeli-Palestinian conflict are still alive on the streets of Gaza and the West Bank that witnessed 256 deaths of civilian Palestinians, including 66 children. Unlike the May 2021 carnage, the current killing … [Read more...] about Unabated sufferings of Palestinians

Deden Habibi Ali Alfathimy and Adhimantara Ibnu Nugraha (The Jakarta Post) PREMIUM Jakarta   ● Sat, August 13 2022 The internationally recognized Indonesian space agency, the National Aeronautics and Space Institute (LAPAN), no longer exists. As of September last year, it had been amalgamated into the National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN). BRIN is still in a difficult yet necessary integration process to accumulate all national agenda items and resources for research and development. The aerospace and nuclear sectors are not excluded, even though each has its own legal basis to be taken care of by independent entities. On one hand, it can be seen as a streamlining move to enhance overall Indonesian technological prowess, but on the other hand, it can also be interpreted as a major drawback for Indonesian space development. to Read Full Story SUBSCRIBE NOW Starting from IDR 55,500/month Unlimited access to our web and app content e-Post … [Read more...] about What’s next for the Indonesian space program?

(CTN News) – The 6,700-square-f oot house has had several notable owners over the years. The odd-numbered side of the 2300 block of S Street NW, in D.C.’s Kalorama neighborhood, has just two private homes, one of which Jeff Bezos (owner of The Washington Post) purchased in 2020, and this one built in 1958. In addition to China, the Netherlands, Pakistan, Mauritania, and Pakistan possess the rest. Woodrow Wilson House and the former Textile Museum (which Bezos bought in 2016 and converted into a private residence) are across the street. House Augusto Lopez-Claros and his family are less interested in Augusto Lopez-Claros and his wife, Mirta Lopez, who have lived all over the world, were less interested in who their neighbors are than what the location offered. In the past two decades, Lopez-Claro s and her husband have lived in Moscow, London, Geneva, and Madrid, so they were searching for a property centrally located, close to museums. The Kennedy … [Read more...] about This $4.5 Million Kalorama House Is On The Market

(CTN News) – The gold price drifted higher on Friday, helped by a drop in. Treasury yields and setting the metal on a path for a fourth straight week of gains, as investors took stock of the recent inflation data out of the United States. Spot gold rose 0.5% to $1,798.86 per ounce by 1800 GMT and was headed for a more than 1% weekly rise. U.S. gold futures also settled up 0.5% at $1,815.5. “Currently the gold market is seeing some short-covering and is supported by lower yields,” said Bart Melek, head of the commodity strategy at TD Securities. U.S. Treasury yields dipped after a volatile U.S. Treasury yields dipped after a volatile week as investors evaluated whether an apparent slowdown in inflation increases could reduce the speed of Federal Reserve interest rate hikes. Data released earlier this week indicated that inflation in the U.S . has cooled down, following which market participants toned down expectations of an aggressive rate hike by the Fed. … [Read more...] about U.S. Yields Fall, Gold Gains On Track For Weekly Increase

USA: Firefighters rescue Anne Heche from crash SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Anne Heche ’s life support has been sadly switched off a week after she suffered a horrific car accident in Los Angeles. The actress, 53, had previously been declared brain dead after her Mini Cooper smashed into a two-storey house and was engulfed in flames in the neighbourhood of Mar Vista. Related articles Jeremy Clarkson plans last resort to save farm amid sad loss Debbie McGee hits back over Strictly snub as BBC colleague apologises The awful crash saw Anne's car smash into the garage of an apartment complex and burst into flames. As a result, the I Know What You Did Last Summer actress … [Read more...] about Anne Heche dead: film star and ex of Ellen DeGeneres dies aged 53 after horror crash

Air Fryer cleaning hack using a dishwasher tablet SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Laundry can be a chore, especially when it comes to bath towels. While it is important to wash them at high temperatures and not mix them with other fabrics, with energy bills on the rise, this may not be possible for some people. According to one expert, Britons should avoid using bleach and fabric softeners. Related articles Inside Princess Anne's 700-acre 'normal everyday house' Gatcombe Park Cheapest rural destination to relocate to in the UK is 'breathtaking' Jessica Hanley, founder of Piglet in Bed, said: “Wash your new towels before you use them. “Nearly all new towels are coated with softeners that are … [Read more...] about How to keep bath towels ‘soft and fresh’ for longer – the laundry product to avoid

Sofia Carson has offered her take on backlash against her Netflix hit, Purple Hearts, after viewers called out some of the script's language for being 'sexist and racist.' During an interview with Variety , the 29-year-old actress and director Elizabeth Allen Rosenbaum both understood why their new romantic drama earned some criticism. 'I hope that people understand that in order for characters to grow, they need to be flawed in the beginning. So we very much intentionally created two characters that had been bred to hate each other,' Elizabeth told the outlet. Backlash: Sofia Carson, 29, is confronting the backlash being leveled against her latest project Purple Hearts She continued: 'They are flawed at the beginning and that was intentional. In order for the red heart and the blue heart to kind of turn purple, you have to have them be kind of extreme.' RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Sofia Carson puts on a leggy display in a blue … [Read more...] about Sofia Carson defends new film Purple Hearts over backlash… after viewers call the script ‘sexist and racist’

Kaia Gerber was spotted taking a short walk leaving a studio in sunny Los Angeles on Friday afternoon. The stunning supermodel kept her look stylishly casual for her brief outing, donning a cropped top along with a fashionable vest. The 20-year-old has been busy with her schedule, recently appearing in ads for Celine and Marc Jacobs fragrances, while preparing for her on-screen role in the upcoming Apple series, Mrs. American Pie. Afternoon outing: Kaia Gerber, 20, was spotted leaving a studio in Los Angeles on Friday wearing shorts and a cropped top The five-foot-ten beauty kept her look comfortable as she stepped out into the sweltering summer heat. RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Kaia Gerber bares her flat midriff in a crop top and... Kaia Gerber dresses down for Malibu grocery run... after... Rande Gerber gets a haircut from his model daughter Kaia:... Kaia Gerber models silk boxers, high boots and sunglasses in... … [Read more...] about Kaia Gerber flashes her toned abs in a cropped top and shorts as she heads out of a studio in Los Angeles

Anyone listening to so-called economic experts in recent weeks would readily assume Britain is heading for a financial meltdown the likes of which we’ve never seen. Day in, day out, the BBC ’s vast machine pumps out flesh-crawling stories which warn of impending financial Armaggedon. Barely an hour seems to pass without self-styled Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis popping up on TV to announce that the end is indeed nigh, forecasting civil unrest if energy bills continue to rise. Even those whose duty it is to keep a calm head are at it. The Bank of England ’s Governor Andrew Bailey has been gloomily speaking of a prolonged recession due to spiralling inflation – the very thing he is paid handsomely to keep under control. Anyone listening to so-called economic experts in recent weeks would readily assume Britain is heading for a financial meltdown the likes of which we’ve never seen. A shopper is pictured above on Oxford Street yesterday Yet lo and behold when … [Read more...] about DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Gloomy experts will talk us into recession