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Last April, police used a heavy hand to stop the Palestine Congress, pulling the plug soon after the forum started.
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Cyril Ramaphosa says US has had ‘change of mind’ but does not confirm Trump’s attendance in Johannesburg The US has changed its mind about attending the G20 summit in Johannesburg, South Africa’s president has said, without confirming whether Donald Trump, who had said the US would boycott the event, now wanted to come. Trump has claimed that South Africa racially discriminates against the minority white Afrikaner community, which led the country during the apartheid regime that ended in 1994. Continue reading… Source link India Sebi panel mulls overhaul of… Siddaramaiah or Shivakumar?… President Murmu releases digital… Visva-Bharati to host…
Ukraine could be forced into an agreement but plan as it stands seems too bizarre for Zelenskyy to sell to his public We’ve been here before: the Trump administration announces a roadmap towards peace in Ukraine that seems to be dramatically skewed towards Moscow’s demands; Volodymyr Zelenskyy gets on the phone to alarmed European allies; they quickly call Trump to message him that the whole idea is unworkable; the plan quietly dies. Rinse and repeat. This time it feels a bit different, however. Reports on Friday suggested the US has threatened that if Ukraine does not sign a hastily…
Coalition accuses government of breaking its promise not to cut the public sector as treasurer confirms reductions Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Labor could cut some public service budgets by as much as 5% as it looks for major savings in next year’s federal budget, but Jim Chalmers denied it would mean “big jobs cuts” for the sector. The treasurer, Jim Chalmers, and the finance and public service minister, Katy Gallagher, have confirmed reports in the Australian Financial Review this week that cabinet ministers…