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F1 comes up with a plan to help governments to fight Covid-19

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The F1 community has come up with an effective plan to help those governments suffer from the deadly Covid-19 outbreak.

It has decided to support the governments with the supply of ventilators. It is planning to use its engineering platform to the production of this medical equipment.

Ventilators can be used to help patients with breathing difficulty – which is one of the prime symptoms of the Covid-19 virus disease.

The community has not completely publicised the details of the plan. Yet, it has indicted what all things it has already done towards the plan.

It is expected to conduct a detailed discussion with all the important stakeholders to take their effort forward in the right direction.

It is hoped the admirable initiative taken by the F1 community will encourage all the other similar communities support the governments in distress.V

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German conducts raids to contain Neo-Nazi movement

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The European country of Germany, which is the successor of the dangerous Nazi Germany, has conducted raids in several locations across the country to contain the activities of a group linked to the Neo-Nazi movement.

Expressing his dissatisfaction towards the Neo-Nazi movement, a senior German minister has conveyed the country’s resolve to fight against the disastrous movement rightly.

The group is said to be very powerful in certain pockets in the country. It is said to have not less than 19,000 members in Germany.

During the raids, several documents – which indicate the group’s connection with the Neo-Nazi ideology – and firearms have been seized from the premises possessed by the group.

It is not the first time such a serious raid has been conducted across Germany to check the activities of the far-rightist group which is linked to the Neo-Nazi ideology.

Recently, a gunman, inspired by the corrupted ideology preached by the aforesaid group, attacked many people, who were nor completely German.

The rise of the Neo-Nazi group in Germany brings back the haunting memories of the Nazi Germany, which brought disaster in the entire Europe – rightly speaking, the entire world.

What Germany attempts at this moment is a well-thought-out move to counter the rebirth of the dangerous ideology.V

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Italy still not recovered

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With around 475 deaths, the death toll in Italy due to the coronavirus outbreak has crossed the mark of 3000 already.

The high death rate due to the virus outbreak in Italy is said to be due to the existence of the high number of elderly persons in the country.

Italy has already initiated several measures to prevent the spread of the virus, which has created chaos across the world.

If Italy is the worst affected region in Europe, Lombardy, which has lost a huge number of people due to the outbreak, is the worst affected region in Italy.

It was in the Asian country of China the virus outbreak originated. From them, it spread to several other countries – even to the Europe.

China has brought down the outbreak under its complete control. Now, the country is no longer the epicentre of the outbreak.

Recently, the World Health Organisation identified Europe as the epicentre of the virus outbreak.


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Abortion no longer crime in New Zealand

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New Zealand has revoked the law that criminalises the medical process of abortion, respecting the demand made by the women community of the country.

That means the medical process of abortion is no longer a crime in the country of New Zealand.

With an astounding support of 68 votes against 51 votes, the New Zealand parliament has passed the law seeks the abolition of the law prohibits abortion.

What the parliament has materialised with the passage of the law is the longstanding demand of the women community of the progressive country of New Zealand.

The passage of the progressive law is the victory of New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Arden, who is the representative of the progressive community of the developed country of New Zealand.

The latest development in the country of New Zealand is expected to attain an enormous global attention.

It is hoped that the progressive action made by New Zealand will encourage many countries like this country to follow this progressive precedent.

Abortion is a serious political as well as a social issue. It has many facets to address from its political side to its social side.

It is yet to see how the people of the country react to the intuitive taken to do away with the law which has been active since the year 1977.

Earlier, it was suggested that a referendum needed to be done to know the opinion of the people of country in the matter of abortion. Later, for some reasons known only to the elites of the New Zealand administration, that proposal was cancelled.


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Iran releases Nazanin temporarily

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The Asian country of Iran has released several prisoners, including British-Iranian charity worker Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe – who was booked on the charge of espionage, due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Her husband, who has been fighting for her release for last few years, has expressed his happiness.

She was arrested when she reached Iran to meet her parents. Her defence that she reached the country to introduce her child to her parents was dismissed by Iran.

Now, she is permitted to live with her parents in Tehran. But, she is to wear a tag on her wrist indicating her status as a prisoner.

Iran is one of the worst affected countries in the world. The country has released several prisoners due to the virus outbreak.

The release of the activist gives a temporary relief to many who has been campaigning for the release of the activist for last few years.

The arrest of the activist by Iran has invited severe global outcry against the human right violation committed by the Middle East country.


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Graces’s killer to appeal against verdict

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The killer of British youngster Grace Millane, who was found dead in a hotel in New Zealand, is likely to appeal against a court verdict, which has awarded a tough sentence of life imprisonment to the killer.

The killer’s intention to appeal against the verdict has been publicised by his lawyer, when he has been asked about the verdict by few media personals.

Earlier, the killer defended the crime, saying that it was a rough love making experiment went wrong,

That argument has been dismissed by the court which has awarded the tough sentence of life imprisonment to the killer.

Ms. Grace was strangled to death. Her dead body was found buried in a suitcase in a deserted area near the hotel where the crime happened.

The victim met the killer in a dating site. They had dined together before they moved to the hotel room where the crime happened.

The killer is only eligible to get parole after the complication of seventeen years of his life imprisonment punishment.

The verdict allows the culprit to appeal against the verdict.

Mr. Grace’s case was a very sensitive case. It triggered a serious uproar across the western world exposing the flaws in the measures taken in the west world to ensure the safety of women.


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French terror attack suspects to face trial

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Around twenty French terror attack suspects, who were booked in connection with the disastrous Paris attack which killed numerous innocent people in various locations in the French capital city, have been ordered to stand trial.

Several serious charges, including the charge of helping to organise the attacks and the charge of assisting the attackers to escape, have been registered against the suspects.

If they are found guilty, they may face serious punishments.

Importantly, Salah Abdeslam, the only participant of the attacks who was caught alive, is among those twenty suspects who have been ordered to stand trial.

It was in the year 2015 the French capital of Paris suffered the disastrous attacks. The attackers targeted several social gatherings. The selection of target played a huge role in the amount of causalities, as all those spots, where the attacks happened, were crowded regions.

The trial is likely to gain serious global attention, considering the fact that it was a very serious case back in 2015 – which attained enormous public attention.

The responsibility of the Paris attacks was claimed by the Islamic State – the militant group which once was a very powerful force in Iraq and Syria.


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Europe to bring in stringent measures to contain spread of Covid-19

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The continent of Europe is set to bring in some stringent measures to contain the spread of a coronavirus, Covid-19.

It is preparing to advise all its member countries to introduce stricter travel restrictions. In line with the EU’s advice, almost all European Union countries are likely to curb all unwanted traffics in their borders.

A senior EU leader opines that the less people travel the lower is the chance for the spread of the disease.

Earlier, the WHO identified the continent as the new epicentre of the virus outbreak – which originated in the Asian country of China.

Apart from the travel restriction, the continent is expected to bring in several other tough measures. It is likely to do everything to prevent any unnecessary social gathering.

The continent knows very well that if it adheres to its new measures strictly it can prevent the spread of the disease effectively.

In Europe, Italy, Spain, France and Germany are the worst affected countries. Even the United Kingdom is not safe in this matter.

Several European leaders like French President Emanuel Macron have strongly welcomed the measures suggested by the powerful administrative authority of the European Union, European Commission.


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Mali govt criticises the arrest of Singer Rokia Traore in France

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A day after a renowned Mali singer, Rokia Traore, was arrested in the European country of France on an arrest warrant issued by Belgium in connection with a family dispute filed in a Belgian court, the Mali government has released a statement supporting the singer, strongly criticising the arrest of the singer.

The African country has called the arrest illegal, saying that the fact that the singer is a Diplomatic Passport holder.

A person with a Diplomatic Passport has certain privileges. He/She cannot be arrested without the consent of his/her country.

The singer’s lawyer says that the singer was on her way to appear before the Belgian court to defend her estranged husband’s petition seeking the custody of their five-year-old daughter.

The singer faces several serious charges in Belgium. She is accused of kidnapping and hostage-taking.

As per a latest report, she is on hunger stroke in a French jail where she has been taken after her arrest.

The case is likely to disturb the diplomatic relation between the African country of Mali and the European country of France.


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Spainish King renounces inheritance from his father

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Spanish King Felipe VI has renounced the inheritance from his father, Juan Carlos, who is the former king of the European country of Spain.

The former king, who had been ruling the country for not less than 39 years, abdicated in the year 2014.

During this regime, he faced several serious allegations. He was criticised then for his extravagant lifestyle.

Importantly, Mr. Carlos will no longer receive the annual grand of 194,000 Euros.

Earlier, it was alleged that he received some illicit fund via Saudi Arabia.

He still faces an investigation in connection with the case.

Neither the Spain king nor his father, the former king, has commended on this matter.

It remains unclear why such a serious decision has been taken by the Spain monarch. It is also unclear how this development will affect the future of the Spanish monarch – which at present passes through a very difficult time.


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