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Zelensky will continue to beg for money from the West: Ex-Russian Prez
"Zelensky will continue to beg for money and weapons from the West, proving that he is in the game, that he is the hope of the liberal world' that he is the last bastion of European democracy that the bear in the padded jacket wants to tear to pieces," RT News quoted Medvedev, who is also Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council, as saying. The former President also expressed confidence that the Ukrainian leader will continue to imitate concern for the Ukrainians, "periodically exposing them as a human shield".
Propaganda war growing between India, Pakistan
The 2022 edition of the Index, which assesses the state of journalism in 180 countries and territories, highlights the disastrous effects of news and information chaos, the effects of a globalised and unregulated online information space that encourages fake news and propaganda. Within democratic societies, divisions are growing as a result of the spread of opinion media following the "Fox News model" and the spread of disinformation circuits that are amplified by the way social media functions.
Russia to pull out of International Space Station: Roscosmos
In an interview with the Rossiya-24 TV channel, Rogozin said that the decision on the timing of the end of Russia's participation in the ISS program has already been made, but will not be announced yet. While Rogozin didn't say when will Russia's pull out from the ISS, he affirmed it would give at least a year's notice "in accordance with our obligations".
Israel wants apology from Russia over Lavrov's Hitler remark
"Foreign Minister Lavrov's remarks are both an unforgivable and outrageous statement as well as a terrible historical error," Israeli Foreign Minister Yair Lapid said in a tweet. "Jews did not murder themselves in the Holocaust. The lowest level of racism against Jews is to accuse Jews themselves of anti-Semitism."
Severe hepatitis cases in children draw concern in US
Nine severe hepatitis cases in children were reported in Alabama during October 2021 to February 2022, seven girls and two boys -- ranging in age from 1 month to 6 years old, Xinhua news agency reported. Those cases were the first that drew attention to the liver illnesses in children in the US. All of the nine children's whole blood specimens tested positive for adenovirus.
China silences prominent market analyst
Over the weekend, Tencent's WeChat froze the public account of Hong Hao, managing director and head of research at BOCOM International, the investment banking arm of Bank of Communications, a state-owned bank and China's fifth largest lender, CNN reported. The move came after he posted about huge outflows of capital from the country and made bearish forecasts about the Chinese stock market on social media, CNN reported.
Russia prepares to announce mass mobilisation on May 9: Ukrainian Intelligence
"Russia has already been enacting covert mobilisation and is preparing to announce a mass mobilisation in the near future," Kyrylo Budanov, Head of the Chief Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine, said during an interview. When asked whether Russia plans to announce the mobilisation on May 9, he said: "Yes, they are preparing", Ukrayinska Pravda reported, citing the Budanov's interview with NV.
Spanish PM's phone 'targeted with Pegasus spyware'
In a hastily convened press conference on Monday morning, Felix Bolanos, the minister for the presidency, said Sanchez's phone was targeted in May and June 2021, while Robles' was targeted in June 2021. Data was extracted from both phones, The Guardian reported.
Watch | PM Modi grooves with child of Indian origin on patriotic song in Germany
PM Modi on Sunday left for his three day visit to Europe. He landed in Germany on Monday morning at Hotel Adlon Kempinski where PM Modi was welcomed by the Indian Diaspora with the chants of 'Vande Mataram and Bharat Mata Ki Jai' . A video from Berlin is going viral, where a little kid sang a patriotic song and PM Modi enjoyed it with him.
Omicron's latest subvariant BA.2.12.1 proves virus not declining: Report
BA.2.12.1 has also been detected in Australia and New Zealand. Preliminary research suggests it is about 25 per cent more transmissible than the BA.2 subvariant that is currently dominant nationally, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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