✈INTERNATIONAL NEWS
1. India-UAE to conclude negotiations for CEPA from 6th to 10th Dec
Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal today met the representatives of Aluminium, Copper, Chemicals and Petrochemicals Industry in New Delhi as part of the ongoing multi-stakeholder consultations related to the India-UAE Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement, CEPA negotiations
2. Pakistan on 03 Dec Friday agreed to let India transport 50,000 metric tonnes of wheat and life-saving drugs as humanitarian assistance for the people of Afghanistan on Afghan trucks through the Wagah border crossing, after a row erupted between the two countries over the modalities of transportation.
Pakistan on Friday agreed to let India transport 50,000 metric tonnes of wheat and life-saving drugs as humanitarian assistance for the people of Afghanistan on Afghan trucks through the Wagah border crossing, after a row erupted between the two countries over the modalities of transportation.
3. ‘Maitri Diwas’ to be celebrated in 18 countries on 6 December to commemorate India Bangladesh friendship::
Maitri Diwas’ marking the day India recognised Bangladesh ten days before its liberation on 16 December 1971 will be celebrated in 18 countries across the world. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said in a press release that the day will be commemorated in Belgium, Canada, Egypt, Indonesia, Russia, Qatar, Singapore, UK. Australia, France, Japan, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Switzerland, Thailand, UAE and USA.
🌎WORLD NEWS🌍
1. Cementing ties with France, UAE places $19 bln order for 80 Rafale, helicopters: The United Arab Emirates ordered 80 Rafale fighter jets and 12 military helicopters on Friday, deepening economic and political ties with France through an arms contract worth 17 billion euros ($19.20 billion).
2. President Joe Biden has unveiled stricter COVID-19 travel rules as the US confirmed a handful of cases of the Omicron variant from coast to coast.
3. All international passengers will have to be tested for the virus in 24 hours before they leave for the US, regardless of their vaccination status. Mask requirements on planes, trains and buses will be extended until March. The US and several other countries have banned travel from eight southern African countries.
4. A Sri Lankan factory manager in Pakistan has been beaten to death and set ablaze by a mob:: Imran Khan takes cognizance of Sialkot lynching amid backlash; ‘day of shame for Pakistan’
After facing backlash from all corners, Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan has finally broken his silence on the horrific Sialkot incident. Taking into cognizance the incident in which a mob lynched a Sri Lankan National before setting his body on fire, Khan called it a ‘day of shame for Pakistan’. Khan highlighted that he was ‘overseeing the investigation’ in the incident, and assured that all those responsible will be ‘punished with the full severity of the law.
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