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China will educate thousands of foreign law enforcement officers for ‘more fair’ globe
According to the country's Ministry of Public Security, China will train thousands of foreign law enforcement officials to help the world order "develop in a more fair, reasonable, and efficient direction. " We will also deploy police consultants to nations in need to conduct training to assist them in promptly and effectively improving their law enforcement skills, Minister Wang Xiaohong stated at an annual global security event. Wang Xiaohong made the declaration on Monday in the eastern city of Lianyungang in front of law enforcement officials from 122 countries, regions, and international organizations, including Interpol.
Blinken warns of ‘consequences’ for killing US-Turkish activist Aysenur Ezgi Eygi
According to Israel, Ms. Eygi was "hit indirectly and unintentionally by [Israeli army] fire which was not aimed at her." The US secretary of state has stated that there will be "consequences" for the killing of a US-Turkish activist by Israeli forces. Aysenur Ezgi Eygi was shot in the head in Beita, near Nablus, on Friday while protesting Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank.
Leicester girl, 14, arrested for arson after fatal house fire
A 14-year-old girl has been arrested on suspicion of arson after a person was discovered dead in a house fire. The incident occurred in Bedale Drive, Leicester, in the early hours of Tuesday morning. The girl arrested in relation has now been released on bail while the inquiry continues.
Biden hinted at lifting Ukraine’s long-range weapons limits
President Joe Biden has signaled that Washington will ease limits on Ukraine's use of US long-range missiles against Russia. If allowed, it would meet Ukraine's repeated pleas to lift restrictions on US-supplied weapons, which authorities have claimed have left them battling Russia's full-fledged invasion with their hands tied. Russia has yet to respond, although President Vladimir Putin has already stated that any action may result in "serious problems."
As presidential contenders debate on TV, Kamala Harris says ‘Putin would devour you for lunch’
The highly anticipated event occurred less than two months before election day and may be the only opportunity for voters to see the contenders face off. Donald Trump and Kamala Harris battled on abortion, the economy, and illegal immigration in their first - and likely only - debate before the US election. Ms. Harris' attacks appeared to get under her opponent's skin at times, suggesting that people left his rallies out of "boredom" and that Russian President Vladimir Putin "would eat him for lunch."
Who won the Harris-Trump presidential debate?
On Tuesday night, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris faced off in their first presidential debate in Philadelphia. They may have shaken hands, but they were not a good match. In a furious 90 minutes, Harris repeatedly shook the former president with personal accusations that pushed him off script and elevated the stakes in this highly anticipated duel.
‘A threat to all of Europe’: US secretary of state warns Iran sells Russia ballistic missiles
During a visit to the UK, Antony Blinken stated that Moscow had received the missiles and had educated Russian military troops on how to use them in Iran. Iran has transferred short-range ballistic missiles to Russia, and the Kremlin is expected to use them in Ukraine within weeks, according to the US secretary of state. During a visit to the United Kingdom, Antony Blinken stated that the development was "a threat to all of Europe." He demonstrated Iran's "destabilizing influence reaches far beyond the Middle East."
NATO nations Latvia and Romania believe Russian drones violated airspace
Latvia and Romania, NATO allies of Ukraine, have reported that Russian drones breached their airspace. Romania said a Russian drone entered its airspace during nocturnal attacks over the Danube River in neighbouring Ukraine early Sunday. At the same time, Latvia alleged one crashed in the country's east the day before. Romania's Ministry of National Defence stated that Bucharest had deployed F-16 fighter jets to monitor its airspace and that a search for the weapon's debris was underway at a possible crash site near the border. There were no early reports of injuries or damage.
The Faroe Islands’ yearly ‘grind’ kills over 150 dolphins, some with their calves, turning the sea scarlet
More than 150 dolphins have been killed in the Faroe Islands, provoking outrage from animal rights NGOs as well as some disappointed islanders. On Saturday, an estimated 156 Atlantic white-sided dolphins were purposely killed during the traditional grindadráp hunt at Skálabotnur. Harrowing photos and video footage showed how the unfortunate animals were stabbed and sliced in the bay, painting the water blood red before being carried onshore, lined up, and killed.
Minister says action being done to prevent domestic abuse prisoners from being freed early tomorrow
The policing minister stated that prisoners scheduled for parole early tomorrow have been sifted through to prevent domestic abusers from being released. Some 1,700 prisoners will be released early on Tuesday to relieve overcrowding in England and Wales' jails. The government stated that extremely violent offenders, terrorists, and domestic abusers would not be freed as part of the initiative.
Georgia high school shooting suspect Colt Gray’s grandfather wants his father executed for inciting him to commit mass murder
The 'evil' father of Georgia school shooting suspect Colt Gray deserves to die for raising his son to be a mass murderer, according to the boy's grandparents. Colin Gray is charged with four counts of manslaughter and two counts of second-degree murder after allegedly giving his son the AR-15-style gun used in Wednesday's atrocity at Apalachee High School. Gray's ex-father-in-law claimed the 14-year-old was 'motivated by his father to do what he did' as it was revealed that Colt's grandmother had visited the school outside Winder only hours before the massacre to discuss his behaviour.
Israeli attack kills at least 14 people in central Syria, according to state media
Israeli missiles have killed at least 14 individuals in central Syria, according to state media reports. According to SANA, Syria's official news agency, the attack on Sunday night caused a fire and material damage near the city of Masyaf in Hama province. The update, which reportedly reported 43 injured, adds to the previous reports of five dead and 19 wounded. Around 11:20 p.m. on Sunday, the Israeli enemy started an air attack from northwestern Lebanon, targeting several military sites in Syria's central region, a military source told SANA.