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Mistakes Made by Donald Trump in dealing with COVID-19

Mistakes Made by Donald Trump in dealing with COVID-19

U.S. President Donald Trump has made many big mistakes in dealing with the coronavirus epidemic and these mistakes could cost him dearly.

Movies make Good Money, So Indian Economy is Strong: Union minister Ravi Shankar Prasad

Movies make Good Money, So Indian Economy is Strong: Union minister Ravi Shankar Prasad

Indian economy is going through tough times and the government has taken some strong actions to deal with the situation.

UN urges Sri Lanka to delay final assault until civilians are rescued

The Sri Lankan government has been urged to hold back its final military battle in areas where tens of thousands of civilians remain trapped, says United Nations' chief humanitarian emergency coord

PPP, PML-N dash hopes of PML-Q in Pak Punjab

PPP And PML-N Islamabad, Jan. 25 : The unexpected harmony between the Pakistan Peoples Party and the Pakistan Muslim League (N) following President Asif Ali Zardari's meeting with Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif has dashed the hopes of the Pakistan Muslim League (Q) to form an alliance with either of the two parties in Pujab.

The discreet meetings and backdoor negotiations between the top leaders of the PPP and the PML-N discussions have ensured the safely of Punjab coalitions till the next Senate elections, The Nation reports.

Inkatha Freedom Party youth leader shot dead

Inkatha Freedom Party youth leader shot dead Durban  - The chairman of the Inkatha Freedom Party's youth brigade was shot dead by unknown assailants in KwaZulu-Natal, police confirmed Monday.

Unidentified attackers pumped eight bullets into Shadrack Dube on Sunday not far from his house at Phumlani township in Hluhluwe, a party member said.

"We are deeply saddened and disturbed by the untimely death of our comrade. While we do not yet know his assailants, we note with concern the almost uniform pattern in the way he and some of our leaders have been assassinated," the IFP said in a statement.

Israel rejects call for 48-hour lull in assault on Hamas

Israel rejects call for 48-hour lull in assault on HamasIsrael rejects call for 48-hour lull in assault on HamasJerusalem  - Prime Minister Ehud Olmert rejected Wednesday a proposal for a 48-hour "humanitarian" lull in Israel's assault on the Hamas movement in the Gaza Strip, saying that the time was not yet ripe to call a halt to the Israeli operations.

French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner had proposed to Israel that it unilaterally halt its assault for 48 hours to give Hamas a chance to end its rocket and mortar attacks as well.

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