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  • Donald Trump again asked for Nobel

    Donald Trump again asked for Nobel

    Donald Trump again asked for Nobel, saying he ended seven wars and deserved a Nobel Peace Prize for each one.

    Donald Trump said he should receive the Nobel Peace Prize for ending seven wars. He also said that 60% of these conflicts were prevented because of trade.

    US President Donald Trump has once again claimed that he had ended the conflict between India and Pakistan. He reiterated his claim that he had resolved the India-Pakistan conflict through trade earlier this year, and said he should receive the Nobel Peace Prize for ending seven wars.

    Speaking at the Founder’s Dinner of the American Cornerstone Institute, Donald Trump said that today America has a lot of respect on the world stage and they are making peace agreements and stopping wars.”We stopped wars between India and Pakistan, Thailand and Cambodia,” he said. “Think about India and Pakistan. And you know how I stopped it – through trade. They want trade,” Trump continued.”And I have a lot of respect for both leaders. But when you look at all these wars we’ve prevented.”

    He claimed to have prevented a total of seven conflicts. He claimed, “Just look at India-Pakistan, Thailand-Cambodia, Armenia-Azerbaijan, Kosovo-Serbia, Israel-Iran, Egypt-Ethiopia and Rwanda-Congo, we prevented them all.” He also said that 60% of these conflicts were prevented because of trade.

  • “Dark Secrets of Madrasas: Parliamentary Committee Reveals Widespread Child Abuse by Clerics”

    “Dark Secrets of Madrasas: Parliamentary Committee Reveals Widespread Child Abuse by Clerics”

    “Dark Secrets of Madrasas: Parliamentary Committee Reveals Widespread Child Abuse by Clerics”

    More than 35,000 madrasas operate in Pakistan. Thousands of children receive religious education there, but they are subjected to abuses such as sexual abuse and corporal punishment.

    Islamabad: Maulvis and other staff are engaging in horrific acts against children attending madrassas and schools in Pakistan. This is the state of affairs in madrassas across the country. You will be shocked to learn about it. This shocking report, released by a Pakistani parliamentary committee, states that incidents of sexual abuse, mistreatment, and corporal punishment of children have increased significantly in madrassas and schools across the country.

  • Qatar and UAE block ‘Islamic NATO’, block Egypt’s proposal at Arab summit, reveal behind-the-scenes battle

    Qatar and UAE block ‘Islamic NATO’, block Egypt’s proposal at Arab summit, reveal behind-the-scenes battle

    Qatar and UAE block ‘Islamic NATO‘, block Egypt’s proposal at Arab summit, reveal behind-the-scenes battle.

    The Qatar summit was attended by Saudi Arabia’s Mohammed bin Salman, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi, besides representatives from Iran and Pakistan.

    Doha: Leaders of Arab countries held a major meeting earlier this week to protest Israel’s airstrikes in Qatar. Leaders of Arab and Islamic countries gathered in Doha, the capital of Qatar, on Monday, September 15th. During this meeting, Israeli attacks were condemned. Furthermore, the security of Arab countries was discussed. The most important proposal was to create an Arab army modeled after NATO. Interestingly, this proposal was rejected by Qatar, the very country that faced the Israeli attack.

    Middle East Eye quoted Egyptian diplomats as saying that Qatar and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) blocked a proposal to create a

    e at the Doha summit. This proposal was introduced by Egypt. Arab countries, especially Qatar and the UAE, blocked its progress.

     

  • “Major Setback for Trump: $15 Billion Loss Amid Tariff Tensions with India”

    “Major Setback for Trump: $15 Billion Loss Amid Tariff Tensions with India”

    “Major Setback for Trump: $15 Billion Loss Amid Tariff Tensions with India”

    Donald Trump: A Florida court dismissed a defamation lawsuit filed by the US president against The New York Times, ruling that Trump violated federal laws.

    Major Setback for Trump:

    President Donald Trump has dismissed a $15 billion defamation lawsuit filed by a Florida court against the American daily newspaper The New York Times, alleging that the newspaper had been running a decades-long campaign of lies against him. He alleged that he, his family, his businesses and his political movement were being systematically targeted in the American daily newspaper.

  • PM Modi hinted in 2014, at how India can pull off a masterstroke on forced ‘homecoming’ from the US.

    PM Modi hinted in 2014, at how India can pull off a masterstroke on forced ‘homecoming’ from the US.

    PM Modi hinted in 2014, at how India can pull off a masterstroke on forced ‘homecoming’ from the US.

    Donald Trump’s change in H-1B visa rules will definitely put a brake on Indian talent going to America, but India will be the one to benefit in the future. Innovation is likely to thrive in India itself, with cities like Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Pune, and Gurugram hosting this talent.

    New Delhi: US President Donald Trump has certainly shattered the dream of Indian talent going to America by increasing the H-1B visa fees drastically, but this is going to benefit India tremendously in the future. Now, India will have everything that is happening in major countries like the United States, Japan, and France. India will not only become self-sufficient in technology but can also surpass many other countries.

    PM Modi hinted in 2014

    As we all know, Indian talent has been dominant abroad, making an impact on technology and other developments there. Now, our talent will showcase its talent in India. PM Modi hinted in 2014 that in light of global challenges, we must become self-reliant in the future. Our talent will have to stay and work in India.PM Modi also indicated in 2014 that in light of global challenges, we must become self-reliant in the future. Our talent will have to stay and work in India.

  • H-1B visa: Indians do not need to return, US official makes big statement

    H-1B visa: Indians do not need to return, US official makes big statement

    H-1B visa: Indians do not need to return, US official makes big statement.

    Indians make up more than 70 percent of H-1B visa holders, and Donald Trump’s announcement of a steep fee hike for these visas has caused panic. Now, a US official has said Indians need not panic.

    Amid panic among techies over US President Donald Trump’s surprise announcement on H-1B visas, a US official told Hindustan Times on Saturday that there was no need to rush back. “Indians on H1B visas are not required to return to the US until Sunday or pay $100,000 to re-enter the country,” the US official said.

    Those who are traveling to or leaving the country, or traveling to India, are not required to return before Sunday or pay the $100,000 fee, a senior US administration official told ANI. The $100,000 is only for new holders, not existing holders.

  • A major cyber attack on several European airports has affected hundreds of flights, causing panic across European countries

    A major cyber attack on several European airports has affected hundreds of flights, causing panic across European countries

    A major cyber attack on several European airports has affected hundreds of flights, causing panic across European countries.

    A major cyber attack has hit airports in several European countries, affecting flights to and from London’s Heathrow and Berlin, among other destinations.

    Brussels [Belgium]: Airports in several European countries are facing reports of a major cyber attack. The Belgian capital, Brussels, hundreds of flights were affected on Saturday at major European airports, including London’s Heathrow Airport and Berlin’s, the capital of Germany. Most of these flights were cancelled or delayed. This cyberattack targeted the service provider that operates the check-in and boarding system.

    Computer systems jammed after cyber attack

    Brussels Airport confirmed that the attack on Friday night caused its automated systems to shut down, allowing only manual check-in and boarding. “On the night of September 19, a cyber attack occurred on our service provider, which is responsible for the check-in and boarding systems, affecting several European airports, including Brussels Airport,” the airport said.

  • Trump’s big statement on TikTok, saying, “Chinese President Xi Jinping approved the deal.”

    Trump’s big statement on TikTok, saying, “Chinese President Xi Jinping approved the deal.”

    Trump’s big statement on TikTok, saying, “Chinese President Xi Jinping approved the deal.”

    Trump made a major statement regarding the TikTok deal for the video-sharing platform, saying that Xi Jinping has approved the TikTok deal. “We look forward to the completion of this deal.”

    Washington: US President Donald Trump has made a major statement regarding the TikTok deal. He said that the TikTok deal is going to happen soon and investors are getting ready for it. Chinese President Xi Jinping has approved the TikTok deal to continue operating in the US, he said on Friday local time.

  • World’s shortest man and woman

    World’s shortest man and woman

    World’s shortest man and woman

    Guinnessworldrecords.com  revealed a sneak preview of the 57 th edition of the world’s best-selling copyright book, Guinness World Records 2013, with these exclusive pictures and video of the world’s Shortest Man, Chandra Bahadur Dangi (54.6 cm), and the world’s Shortest Woman, Jyoti Amge (62.8 cm), who met for the first time for the production of the new book.

  • Who is London Mayor Sadiq Khan

    Who is London Mayor Sadiq Khan

    Who is London Mayor Sadiq Khan…whom Trump was so upset with that he had him excluded from a state dinner during his UK visit?

    After being excluded from the state dinner by Trump, Sadiq Khan says that he is Muslim and Black, which is why Trump targets him. Sadiq Khan is the only Labour Party mayor to have won three consecutive elections.

    London: During US President Donald Trump’s visit to Britain, something that few could have imagined happened. Trump recently visited Britain for a two-day visit. In his honor, Trump was given a state dinner in London. But Trump learned that London Mayor Sadiq Khan would also be attending. This angered Trump and he bluntly told the British government that Sadiq Khan should not be present at his dinner. After this, Sadiq Khan was completely excluded from the state dinner program.

    Who is Sadiq Khan?

    Sadiq Khan is the leader of British Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s Labour Party. He has been Mayor of London for the past nine years. However, Trump’s exclusion from the dinner has become a topic of discussion from London to other countries around the world. When Sadiq Khan’s absence from Trump’s event was discussed, Trump was also questioned about it. The US President gave a blunt response, surprising everyone. Trump clearly stated that he did not want Sadiq Khan to attend his dinner.

    Why did Trump not want to see Sadiq Khan’s face?

    Trump clearly said that he did not want to see Sadiq Khan’s face…that is why he had asked the British government not to invite Sadiq Khan to the dinner.

    Trump said that he himself had told the British government not to invite Sadiq Khan to his state dinner. Trump said that he loved the city of London… but Mayor Sadiq Khan has ruined this beautiful city… He is the worst mayor in London’s history… Under his rule, criminals in London have become rampant… the number of illegal immigrants increased…that is why they did not want Sadiq Khan to face them.

    Sadiq is increasing the Muslim population in London:

    Trump alleges that Sadiq Khan has led to an influx of Muslim immigrants into London. The Muslim population in London has more than doubled in the last 20 years. Two-thirds of these immigrants are of Pakistani origin. Sadiq Khan’s parents were also from Pakistan. The Islamic Sharia Council of Britain, which operates from London, issues fatwas on matters such as marriage, divorce, and khula. Statistics indicate that 100,000 Islamic marriages in Britain remain unregistered. Additionally, Sadiq Khan has been accused of covering up grooming gangs in London… in which gangs of Muslim immigrants force young girls into prostitution.