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Iran says nuclear talks in Vienna make ‘satisfactory’ progress in sanctions removal

  I ran's lead negotiator in the Vienna talks on the restoration of the 2015 Iranian nuclear deal said that negotiations have made "good progress" in sanctions removal of the United States (US). The negotiator shared this news on Thursday.  Ali Bagheri Kani, who is also Iran's deputy foreign minister for political affairs, made the announcement while addressing the media. The latest round of the Vienna talks was adjourned on Thursday due to the New Year holidays. Ali Bagheri Kani said that negotiations were held at various levels since Monday. Since the beginning of the eighth round of the Vienna talks on Monday, the main focus of the negotiations was on the removal of the sanctions on Iran. The eighth round of Vienna talks Reportedly, the negotiation took place between Iran and the remaining parties, namely China, Russia, Britain, France plus Germany (P4+1). The talks were aimed at removing US sanctions against Iran and restoring the JCPOA. It has been on th

It’s Time To Take An Eye To Tajikistan

  Here’s something interesting that I want to share with what I read today. It’s about how There is no question that Tajikistan faces enormous strain from Russia and China with regards to the circumstance in Afghanistan, yet Dushanbe is probably not going to sit by inactively while dread gatherings, for example, Ansarullah assemble along its line.   Likewise, as purchaser's regret with the Taliban becomes obvious in Moscow, it is conceivable that Russia could utilize Tajikistan to support its wagers against the aggressors. So rather than forestalling Tajik resistance to the Taliban and backing for the NRF, Moscow is probably going to choose to disregard Dushanbe's activities to perceive how things work out in Afghanistan.   For me, As the circumstance there keeps on falling apart, the impacts will be felt across the locale. How Tajikistan acts before long could be urgent to the future and the feasibility of the counter Taliban opposition in Afghanistan

Report reveals double the increase of attacks on Saudi by the Houthis in recent months

  As per a report recently published in Arab media, Houthi attacks on citizens of Saudi Arabia have seen an increase since last year. Houthi is an Iran backed militia group based out of Yemen and they have been targeting civilians and the attacks have reportedly doubled when compared to 2020. The report was compiled by a US based think tank and it was shocking data for those dealing with Arab matters as Saudi Arabia has increased its security since a few months but the incidents highlight the angst Iran has against the Kingdom. The Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington also stressed that the United States should step in the matter and provide additional aid to defend the Kingdom so that it can effectively defend itself against the attack. The report also highlighted that the core of such attacks lies with Iran interference in Houthi and Yemen affairs. The CSIS report stated, “Iran and Ansar Allah have conducted a campaign of high-profile attacks against c

The Unintended Prison for Rohingya

  I want to share something interesting about what I read today. It’s how s uch a spot is the place where networks go to kick the bucket. It may not resemble a jail, and may not be expected as a jail, yet that is the thing that it will wind up becoming for the people who live there. Later they have escaped decimation in Myanmar , the Rohingya who end up on Bhasan Char will likely wind up spending the remainder of their lives dying in sadness on a heap of residue. This isn't an answer for massacre. This looks shockingly near the culmination of a decimation.   Assuming they are to keep away from this situation, Bhasan Char should either be deserted or formed into a financially practical region, with close exchange and transport connects to Cox's Bazar. Building a couple of houses in no place and unloading individuals there helps no one, regardless of whether the specialists have good motives.

UN Says Nearly One Million Children Are At Risk Of Direct Violence In Lebanon

  The UN Children's Fund said that Lebanon's economic crisis has increased child abuse in the country. One child out of two is at risk of violence in Lebanon. Millions of Lebanon children are facing the everyday threats of violence, hunger, and disease. The UN on Friday said, "One in two children in Lebanon is at serious risk of physical, emotional, or sexual violence.” Their families are reportedly struggling to cope with the country’s deepening economic crisis. The local currency of Lebanon lost 90 per cent of its value in two years. Child abuse and exploitation in Lebanon A new report released by UNICEF (United Nations Children's Fund) revealed that child abuse and exploitation has increased significantly in Lebanon as the per cent shot up by 44 per cent over the past year. Children as young as six are working on farms to earn money. Reportedly, the families seeking dowries are marrying off young girls. Over 80 per cent of children in Lebanon are at risk of b

Facebook bans Israeli cyber companies on spying allegations

  Facebook parent company Meta said it will ban Israeli cyber spy firms from its platforms after a report alleged that “cyber mercenaries” had attempted to hack users' accounts. Cyber companies use fishing attempts to gain access to users’ phones. Advanced spyware is nearly impossible for normal users to detect. Reportedly, hackers hack the data of their targets, which includes human rights activists, government critics, celebrities, journalists and ordinary people of more than 100 countries. In its report, Meta said one Israeli based firm, Black Cube, used fake identities to hack data. The people working for the firm posed themselves as students and human rights workers to set up calls with their targets to hack their personal email addresses. Another Israeli firm, Bluehawk CI set up social media accounts with fake identities posing as journalists to trick their targets into downloading malware. Their targets included opponents to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Qatar . Me

Biden’s Facing A Heavy Challenge To Cope With Pressure

  I want to share something interesting about what I read today. It’s how Biden ought to challenge Iran's blustering, utilizing financial intimidation through more authorizes to keep the strain on definitively to stay away from war, while continually clarifying that there is a believable danger of power assuming Iran proceeds down its current way.   This isn't saber-shaking or warmongering. A remarkable inverse. Just a strong international strategy can take care of the harassers while consoling our partners and an American group actually faltering from the Afghan disaster. Is this how we project US worldwide power in 2021 to companion and adversary, with US partners from Eastern Europe toward the South China Sea curving in the breeze?   For me, It is little miracle a new survey refered to that Biden's re-appointment support currently remains at just 22%. Just Vice President Kamala Harris' numbers are more awful  a cold 12 percent.

The Underlying Issue of Gaza Escalates

  Here’s something interesting that I want to share with what I read today. It’s about how Israel finished its beating of Gaza and Hamas  stopped its rocket assaults. This was the fifth conflict on Gaza this century. Afterward, a wide range of guarantees and vows were focused on with regards to the need to reestablish quiet, address the hidden issues and aid the recreation of Gaza. Were these guarantees respected, and what have we realized since about the idea of what was the deal?   For me, Israel kept up with during those 11 days of contention that its powers were occupied with careful strikes focusing on just Hamas military framework. At that point, the proof from the beginning that case into genuine inquiry. In the following a half year, extra proof has been assembled that further junks those cases.

There Are Limitations In What They Can Accomplish

  I want to share something interesting about what I read today. It’s how the Biden organization should work bit by bit and purposefully to change the circumstances encompassing a significant number of these old and new international strategy problems, regardless of whether by halting the harm Hezbollah is doing to Lebanon and Syria or drafting provincial and reciprocal deals that can make it required for countries to foil cyberattacks against different states.   At long last, the Biden organization should guarantee there is an impetus for different nations to join America in its test to China. What would they be able to acquire from the stalemate among Washington and Beijing?   For me, Biden as of now has an extremely intense undertaking as far as US international strategy. Also assuming that the Democrats lose their larger part in the two places of Congress in the administrative races next November, Biden can most likely not pass any new laws identified with America's inter

Indian government says, “U.S. sanctions on Iran have no bearing on India’s Chabahar port project”

  External Affairs Minister of the Indian government, S. Jaishankar said, “U.S. sanctions on Iran have no bearing on India’s Chabahar port project.” He said those words in Lok Sabha on Friday. Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) member, Ritesh Pandey asked the minister to give clarification on U.S sanctions on Iran. To which, the minister replied that U.S sanctions are not relevant to India’s Chabahar port project in Iran. During the Question Hour in Lok Sabha, Ritesh Pandey said that the Iranian government has claimed that the Chabahar port project has been miserably delayed due to sanctions imposed by the US. He further claimed that China is reportedly trying to work on the project by taking advantage of U.S sanctions on Iran. Chabahar port is located on the Gulf of Oman. It is 72 km away from the Gwadar port in Pakistan which has been developed by China. On which, the minister replied that his information is inaccurate as the sanctions have not affected India’s Chabahar port project. Ind

Different Compromise Tasks Will Construct An Extensive Defensive Screen

  I want to share something interesting about what I read today. It’s how the Gulf's endeavors this year have stopped the distinctions, with the compromise project based on many subtleties and concessions from all gatherings and with its outcomes reaching out to incorporate Egypt and Turkey. One can't say it included Iran also, on the grounds that the distinctions with Tehran are more complicated and complex, covering local issues like Yemen, Iraq, Syria and Lebanon. Diminishing strains with Iran, if not really accommodating with it, stays a helpful method for accomplishing aggregate local conciliation.   All the more critically, these numerous compromise projects have been tried on the ground and, 11 months after the marking of the AlUla Declaration, they guarantee a positive outcome. Better days anticipate the entire locale, with the compromise endeavors going past Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar and Bahrain.   For me, different compromise tasks will construct an extensive

Chile's Congress approves same-sex marriage by an overwhelming majority

  Chile’s congress approved same-sex marriage by an overwhelming majority on Tuesday, after four years of inaction. Both houses of Chile's congress voted to approve a marriage equality bill for same-sex couples.   First, the bill got the green light from the upper house of congress or senate. Subsequently, it was immediately given the final stamp of approval by the lower Chamber of Deputies with 82 votes to 20. The bill also includes an authorization for adoptions by same-sex couples. Reportedly, after the vote in the chamber, several deputies hugged, including some from opposing parties. The bill also enables same -sex couples to adopt children. Existing laws in Chile allow same-sex couples to unite under a Civil Union Pact. The Pact was approved in 2015 and gave same-sex couples many of the same rights as married but denied them the right to adopt. The new law will give full parental rights and adoption rights for married same-sex couples. After introduction of the new law, th

The Instability that Will Stay for A Long Time Troubles OPCE+”

  Here’s something I want to share today. It’s abou t t he aggravation of this market rebalancing act is still there and OPEC+ is as yet managing an unstable market and this instability will stay for a really long time in the future. The increases that they all have acquired as far as oil costs security and market predominance are still here and will remain for one more year in any event.   Indeed, the partnership went through high points and low points, by the by, today is the main impetus for market strength. Regardless of how American lawmakers disdain OPEC or Russia , they need to comprehend that this partnership is the thing that kept the wells in Texas running.   The inquiry presently is will this coalition remain for an additional five years? That is difficult to tell yet hopefully that the torments and gains of today will unite this multitude of nations for longer.

Iran Nuclear Plan Continuously Disturbs the World

  Here’s something interesting that I want to share with what I read today. It’s about how assuming Iran keeps on stalling during the Vienna talks or on helping out the IAEA, new authorizes could be accustomed to achieve an adjustment of its direct. That is actually what occurred in 2011 and 2012, when the US utilized serious new endorses.   Looking at it, There are additionally different sorts of strain. Gen. Kenneth McKenzie, officer of US Central Command even shared that President Joe Biden demanded Iran won't have an atomic weapon. If tact comes up short, It is believed that Headquarters consistently has an assortment of plans that we could execute, whenever coordinated.   For me, Mediators are daring to dream that the Vienna talks prevail with regards to building up a powerful, certain system to guarantee the tranquil idea of Iran's atomic program. The options are altogether bleak: An atomic weapons program in Iran irreversibly weakening the locale, an atomic weapo

Staying on the Right Track: Belgium Is Showing Great Fortitude

  I want to share something interesting about what I read today. It’s how the Belgian government's declaration last week that it will name all items made in illicit Israeli Jewish settlements is gladly received, in spite of the fact that it will eventually demonstrate ineffective.   I can see that Belgium has generally shown fortitude with Palestine when contrasted with numerous other European nations, like the UK, Germany and France . From the cancelation of a 2019 exchange mission to Israel to the profuse help by Belgian common society, craftsmen, researchers and conventional individuals, it wants to assume a productive part in finishing the Israeli control of Palestine.   In my point of view, it will take more than representative fortitude and political proclamations to compel Israel to regard worldwide law, destroy its politically-sanctioned racial segregation framework, end the tactical occupation and award Palestinians their opportunity.