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Ishaq Dar urges world to bring end to Gaza genocide

Deputy PM condemns Israel's war crimes and crimes against humanity in Palestine

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Riyadh: Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar on Sunday urged the world community to bring an end to Gaza genocide.

Speaking at a meeting of the Council of Foreign Ministers for Arab and Islamic Summit in Riyadh on Sunday, he condemned Israel's war crimes and crimes against humanity against the people of Palestine, and called for its accountability.

Ishaq Dar expressed alarm at Israeli adventurism in the Middle East that is endangering peace and security in the region.

He commended the OIC and the Arab League for their unwavering dedication to the Palestinian cause.

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Kate Middleton's latest appearance with King Charles sparks reactions

The palace shared a stunning photo of Kate on social media handles

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London: Princess of Wales Kate Middleton made her first public appearance with Prince William, King Charles and other members of the royal family since Trooping the Colour in June.

The palace shared a stunning photo of Kate on social media handles saying, “This evening The King, The Prince and Princess of Wales, and other members of the Royal Family, attended the Festival of Remembrance at the @royalalberthall.”

The photo has sparked reactions from the fans with one saying “Wonderful to see both the King and Princess of Wales looking healthy! Many blessings to all the royal family.”

Another said, “Never forget. Wonderful see the Princess Of Wales join tonight!.”

“Wonderful to see the Princess. She’s glowing and looks so much better. May God grant you long life and strength to raise your precious family,” the third said.

The fourth commented, “Wonderful to see The Princess looking so well. Speedy recovery wishes to Queen Camilla.”

“Soooo good to see Princess Catherine again And she looks so beautiful and healthy,” the fifth reacted.

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China opposes new Philippine maritime law, vows to protect South China Sea 'sovereignty'

Philippine President signed two laws to define the country's maritime entitlements

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Beijing (Reuters): China rejected Philippine maritime claims on Sunday, saying new legislation "severely infringes on" Beijing's territorial sovereignty and rights in the South China Sea, and vowing to protect its own interests.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marco Jr signed two laws on Friday to define the country's maritime entitlements and set designated sea lanes and air routes to reinforce sovereignty.

"China firmly opposes this and will continue to take all necessary measures in accordance with the law to resolutely defend China's territorial sovereignty and maritime rights and interests," the foreign ministry said.

Beijing claims sovereignty over nearly all of the South China Sea, including areas claimed by the Philippines, Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia and Vietnam. China rejects a 2016 ruling by the Permanent Court of Arbitration in the Hague that its sweeping claims were not supported by international law.

The United States, a Philippine ally, backs the court's ruling in the case, which was brought by Manila.

The Chinese ministry's statement on Sunday defined a baseline of "territorial waters" around the Scarborough Shoal, which China claims as its territory and calls Huangyan Island. The shoal is a major point of contention over sovereignty and fishing rights.

China has enacted domestic laws covering the South China Sea, such as a coast guard law in 2021 that allows it to detain foreigners suspected of trespassing.

With an armada of coast guard ships to assert its claims, Beijing routinely accuses vessels of trespassing in areas of the South China Sea that fall inside the exclusive economic zones of its neighbours, and has clashed repeatedly with the Philippines in the past year.

China's coast guard issued a statement on Sunday saying the Philippines has frequently sent military and police warships and aircraft to "intrude" into the waters and airspace near the Scarborough Shoal. It accused Manila of instigating "illegal fishing" in the area.

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