"Addressing the Serious Threat of Terrorism to Global Peace"
During the 19th East Asia Summit in Laos, Prime Minister Modi stressed the importance of international collaboration in order to effectively combat terrorism and promote peace through dialogue and diplomatic efforts. He also emphasized India's backing for ASEAN unity.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the 19th East Asia Summit in Laos on Friday, stressing that terrorism poses a significant threat to global peace. He further emphasized the need for collaborative efforts among forces advocating for humanity to address this common challenge. Terrorism poses a significant threat to global peace and security. In order to confront this challenge, organizations advocating for humanity must collaborate. The Prime Minister emphasized the need for enhanced collaboration in cyber, maritime, and space domains. The conflicts occurring in various regions around the world are disproportionately affecting nations in the Global South. Everyone desires peace and stability to be promptly reinstated in both Eurasia and West Asia. I hail from the birthplace of Buddha and consistently emphasize that we are not in an age of conflict. Solutions to issues cannot be found on the battlefield. It is vital to uphold sovereignty, territorial integrity, and international laws," he remarked. "Prioritizing a humanitarian approach, dialogue, and diplomacy is essential." In his capacity as Vishwabhadhu, the Prime Minister affirmed that India will persist in making contributions towards this objective. Upholding the importance of sovereignty, territorial integrity, and adherence to international laws, dialogue and diplomacy must be prioritized. I originate from the birthplace of Buddha and have consistently emphasized that this is not a time for warfare. The resolution to issues cannot be found on the battlefield," he stated. "Individuals from all regions, be it Eurasia or West Asia, desire the swift restoration of peace and stability." Conflicts occurring in various regions worldwide are significantly impacting countries in the Global South," he stated.
"Addressing the Serious Threat of Terrorism to Global Peace"
During the 19th East Asia Summit in Laos, Prime Minister Modi stressed the importance of international collaboration in order to effectively combat terrorism and promote peace through dialogue and diplomatic efforts. He also emphasized India's backing for ASEAN unity.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the 19th East Asia Summit in Laos on Friday, stressing that terrorism poses a significant threat to global peace. He further emphasized the need for collaborative efforts among forces advocating for humanity to address this common challenge. Terrorism poses a significant threat to global peace and security. In order to confront this challenge, organizations advocating for humanity must collaborate. The Prime Minister emphasized the need for enhanced collaboration in cyber, maritime, and space domains. The conflicts occurring in various regions around the world are disproportionately affecting nations in the Global South. Everyone desires peace and stability to be promptly reinstated in both Eurasia and West Asia. I hail from the birthplace of Buddha and consistently emphasize that we are not in an age of conflict. Solutions to issues cannot be found on the battlefield. It is vital to uphold sovereignty, territorial integrity, and international laws," he remarked. "Prioritizing a humanitarian approach, dialogue, and diplomacy is essential." In his capacity as Vishwabhadhu, the Prime Minister affirmed that India will persist in making contributions towards this objective. Upholding the importance of sovereignty, territorial integrity, and adherence to international laws, dialogue and diplomacy must be prioritized. I originate from the birthplace of Buddha and have consistently emphasized that this is not a time for warfare. The resolution to issues cannot be found on the battlefield," he stated. "Individuals from all regions, be it Eurasia or West Asia, desire the swift restoration of peace and stability." Conflicts occurring in various regions worldwide are significantly impacting countries in the Global South," he stated.
Trump declines Fox News invitation to debate Harris in late October. The former Republican President stated on Wednesday that he will not engage in a debate with the Democratic Vice President. This decision came shortly after Fox News extended an invitation for the two presidential contenders to potentially participate in a second debate in late October. All responses must be in English language: 24 or Oct. 27. Trump and Harris engaged in their inaugural debate on September 27th. 10. Trump has stated that there will be no further debate prior to the November election. All responses must be in English language for the 5 election. He declined a previous invitation from CNN for an October event. 23 debate, with Harris widely accepted. Trump and Harris square off in a closely contested race for the November election, as indicated by polls. All responses must be in the English language. All responses must be in the English language:
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In its statement, Fox stated that a second debate "would provide each candidate with the opportunity to deliver their closing arguments."
Last week, Harris' running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, debated Trump's running mate, U.S. Senator JD Vance.
"THE WILL BE NO REMATCH," declared Trump on his Truth Social platform. "Therefore, there is no room for debate."
Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant stated on Tuesday, October 8, that the likely replacement for the deceased Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah has most likely also been eliminated.
Gallant's comments were made during a period of increasing tensions in the region, as Hezbollah remains a prominent figure in the current conflict. Hashem Safieddine, a prominent member of the militant organization, was widely seen as the leading candidate to succeed Nasrallah. His removal may lead to a leadership void within the organization.
"Hezbollah is a headless organization. "Nasrallah was eliminated, and it is likely that his replacement was also eliminated," stated Gallant to officers at the military's northern command centre in a concise video segment shared by the military. "There is no individual to determine actions or make decisions," he stated. This declaration comes after reports indicated Safieddine was the target of an Israeli airstrike last week. A Hezbollah representative alleged that Israel is impeding search and rescue efforts in the vicinity where Safieddine was believed to be located during the bombing of Beirut's southern suburbs on Thursday.
Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, the head of Hezbollah in Lebanon, is a prominent figure in the Middle East and has guided the Shia Islamist movement through numerous clashes with Israel.
He has played a key role in the organization's evolution into a well-equipped military entity, with substantial support from Iran. Nasrallah was assassinated by the Israeli armed forces during a series of nighttime airstrikes in Beirut on September 28, along with other high-ranking commanders.
Israel has purportedly neutralized a considerable number of Hezbollah's military leadership and senior officials in recent months amidst escalating tensions, triggered by Hezbollah's intervention in support of Palestinians following Hamas' lethal assault on southern Israel on October 7, 2023.
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More than 200 senior doctors have resigned in support of the junior doctors' protest in Bengal. Initially, 70 senior doctors from the Calcutta Medical College & Hospital and 40 from North Bengal Medical College & Hospital submitted their resignations. Additionally, over 100 senior doctors from four other state-run medical colleges and hospitals in West Bengal have also resigned to show solidarity with their protesting junior colleagues.
This action comes as a response to the rape and murder of a junior doctor at R.G. There have been mass resignations of senior doctors from six hospitals, with over 200 doctors resigning from Kar Medical Colleges & Hospital in August. The latest update reports 50 senior doctors from the Calcutta National Medical College & Hospital (CNMCH) and 34 from N.R.S. Medical College & Hospital and 30 at the School of Medicine, Sagore Dutta Hospital, along with 19 at Jalpaiguri Medical College & Hospital, have submitted their resignations in the past few hours.
Earlier today, a total of 70 senior doctors from Calcutta Medical College & Hospital and 40 from North Bengal Medical College & Hospital also resigned en masse.
Reports indicate that senior doctors at other state-run medical colleges in the state are preparing for similar mass resignations in the coming days.
On Tuesday afternoon, approximately 50 senior doctors at R.G. Kar Hospital, along with faculty representatives, have submitted their resignations. "We have collectively submitted our resignations. If the state government desires, we will submit our individual resignations at a subsequent time. "If any untoward incident occurs to the junior doctors participating in the fast at Esplanade in Kolkata, who will assume accountability? Therefore, we urge the state government to proactively address the situation before it escalates," stated a departing senior doctor.
