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September 2, 2024

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Hostage deaths spark nationwide protests across Israel

JERUSALEM: Mass protests erupted across Israel on Sunday after the deaths of six hostages in Gaza, as public frustration grew over the government’s failure to secure a ceasefire deal that could secure the release of more Israeli prisoners. Some 500,000 protesters, according to Israeli media estimates, gathered in cities including Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. They called on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to step up efforts to bring home the remaining 101 hostages, a third of whom are believed to be dead, according to Israeli officials. In Jerusalem, protesters blocked roads and gathered outside Netanyahu’s residence, while in Tel Aviv, aerial

September 1, 2024

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Nationwide strike by doctors in Bangladesh shuts down healthcare

Listen to the article DHAKA: Doctors across Bangladesh began an indefinite nationwide strike on Sunday, causing severe disruption to the country’s healthcare system and leaving patients in dire straits. The strike was sparked by an incident on Saturday night at the Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH), the largest healthcare facility in Bangladesh, where the emergency department was vandalized by relatives and friends of a student protester who had been injured during recent protests that led to the ousting of the Hasina regime. The injured student later succumbed to his injuries, with some of his peers accusing the attending medics of

August 24, 2024

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The traders announce a nationwide strike on August 28

KARACHI: A nationwide shutdown has been called for August 28 by traders and businessmen protesting the rising cost of doing business, fueled by unbearable taxes and exorbitant electricity and gas tariffs. The Karachi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) announced its full support for the strike. Speaking to The Express Tribune, All Karachi Tajir Ittehad President Atiq Mir stressed the need for unity among traders against what he described as a “harsh tax system”. He criticized the federal budget for imposing new taxes that increased the prices of basic goods and services, including pulses, vegetables, medicines, books, utility bills and

August 16, 2024

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Indian doctors push for nationwide shutdown after horrific doctor rape

Students shout slogans as they hold placards during a protest rally demanding justice after the rape and murder of a practicing doctor in Kolkata, in New Delhi, India, August 14, 2024. — Reuters Rape, murder of young doctor sparks widespread protests in India. The gruesome incident shows the vulnerability of doctors, say Indian doctors. Doctors are calling for a 24-hour shutdown of medical departments. The gruesome rape and murder of a young doctor in eastern India continues to stir strong emotions as medical professionals call for a nationwide shutdown of hospital services and political parties prepare for protests. Last week,

August 3, 2024

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Democrats mock Trump’s reluctance to debate in new nationwide ads

The Democratic National Committee designed ads mocking Trump’s hesitation. – Reuters Following Donald Trump’s skepticism about debating with Democratic rival Kamala Harris, the Democratic National Committee designed ads mocking his hesitation. The ads say, “convict afraid to talk” and question whether this is because of his stance on abortion, Reuters mentionted. In addition, this campaign was launched on Friday and the large advertisements were added to the digital websites of all major newspapers in the country. Meanwhile, Trump campaign spokeswoman Caroline Levitt said Trump welcomed the opportunity to compare records, but stopped short of saying the former president would talk

July 21, 2024

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Bangladesh awaits court ruling on labor quota amid nationwide protests

Anti-quota supporters clash with police and Awami League supporters in the Rampura area of ​​Dhaka, Bangladesh, July 18, 2024. — Reuters The court will announce the verdict today on the abolition of the job quota policy. A curfew to deal with violent protests across the country. Government restricts information flow due to internet outage. DHAKA: Bangladesh’s Supreme Court is set to rule on Sunday (today) on the future of civil servant recruitment rules that have sparked nationwide clashes between police and university students that have resulted in at least 133 deaths so far. The country’s highest court will meet later

April 21, 2024

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Tape ball cricket gets support from England cricketers as ECB prepares to stage nationwide tournament

The England and Wales Cricket Board’s announcement was made in Birmingham during a cricket taped event – Reporters BIRMINGHAM: England cricket stars have welcomed the ECB’s decision to organize a nationwide cricket tournament, a form of cricket that started on the streets of Karachi, Pakistan in the 1960s. The casual form of cricket first spread to other towns and cities in Pakistan and then, thanks to the Pakistani diaspora community, reached other parts of the world, now played by millions around the world. Although tape ball cricket has been played in England for many years as a recreational sport by

February 23, 2024

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Cyber ​​attack cripples US pharmacies, delays prescriptions nationwide — Who is most affected?

UnitedHealth responded immediately to the cyber security threat by disconnecting systems to mitigate further impact Illustration photo shows various pharmaceutical pills in their original packaging in Brussels, Belgium, August 9, 2019. —Reuters A recent cyberattack on Change Healthcare, a subsidiary of UnitedHealth Group, led to widespread prescription delays affecting tens of thousands of pharmacies across the United States. Whio mentionted. The Tennessee-based tech company has been experiencing network issues since Wednesday, resulting in an extended outage through Thursday. UnitedHealth responded immediately to the cyber security threat by disconnecting systems to further mitigate the impact. In a regulatory filing Thursday, UnitedHealth

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