'They are not fishing': Thousands of Chinese boats form unusual patterns near Taiwan -what it could mean

‘They are not fishing’: Thousands of Chinese boats form unusual patterns near Taiwan -what it could mean

An AFP analysis of satellite imagery, ship-tracking data and expert interviews has raised fresh questions about China’s maritime activities after thousands of Chinese fishing boats were detected forming geometric formations in the East China Sea. According to the AFP report, the unusual gatherings, recorded across several days between December and early January, have prompted maritime…

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Middle East crisis: 4 crew members killed after US refueling aircraft crashes in western Iraq

Middle East crisis: 4 crew members killed after US refueling aircraft crashes in western Iraq

Four out of six crew members were killed after a US refuelling aircraft crashed in western Iraq on Friday, US Central Command confirmed.According to the US military, the circumstances of the incident are under investigation. However, it rejected that the crash was a result of hostile fire or friendly fire.“At approximately 2 pm ET on…

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'Nobody will assign them responsibilities': Why Supreme Court rejected plea on menstrual leave

‘Nobody will assign them responsibilities’: Why Supreme Court rejected plea on menstrual leave

The Supreme Court of India denied a plea on mandatory period leave for women. NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court of India on Friday declined to entertain a public interest litigation (PIL) seeking a nationwide policy that would grant menstrual leave to women students and employees.While the court did not examine the issue in detail, it…

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