The Bombay High Court rejected a 28-year-old woman's request to terminate her 26-week pregnancy due to 'judicial conscience' and lack of mechanisms to ensure the biological father's responsibility. The woman, in divorce proceedings, cited social stigma and financial concerns but was denied permission. The court emphasized the need for future proactive measures from the government.

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The Hungarian prime minister called for «a somewhat bigger and more thorough conversation about what Europe's strategic interests are, especially for the period after the US elections»

Sergey Ryabkov noted that the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty expires soon

«The single-staged liquid engine is designed for the Angara-A5M heavy class launch vehicle of the Amur space rocket complex,» the corporation said

Governor of the Kaluga Region Vladislav Shapsha told TASS in an interview earlier about plans to restart car production on the site of the ex-Volkswagen plant in 2024

«This never-ending wave of empty accusations, together with threats and calls for doing something in this sector, makes it clear that there is simply nothing but contradictions in our dialogue and relations with the US in the nuclear field at this point,» Sergey Ryabkov said

Iceland’s team is at the top of the Icelandic national chess team in the 50 and older category, after a 4-0 victory over Canada in the sixth round yesterday. The tournament will take place 2-11 July in Krakow, Poland.

A hearing is scheduled in Brampton, Ont., court today in the case of billionaire businessman Frank Stronach, who is accused of sexually assaulting 10 complainants.

Following an attack from a grizzly in Haines Junction, Yukon, Vanessa Leegstra spoke to CBC from hospital: «I just knew I couldn't leave my husband and my daughter, I wasn't ready.»

Social workers, educators, psychologists and community support workers say a constellation of factors contribute to youth violence in the Greater Toronto Area, ranging from pandemic fallout to the proliferation of social media. They did, however, agree that the solution is far more straightforward.

A Toronto athlete who won bronze at Canada's national track and field championships a little over a week ago is set to be deported to Jamaica, where he says political persecution could put his family's lives at risk and a recovery effort is underway after a devastating hurricane.

Despite an inclusive education policy that says all students should feel «accepted, safe and valued» at school, some students with disabilities in Nova Scotia stay home every day. Their parents say there are not enough supports or resources in place to accommodate their needs.

La Conférence internationale sur l'afforestation et le reboisement (CIAR) qui a eu à Brazzaville a bien tenu ses fruits. En marge de ce rendez-vous qui a réuni 1500 participants, chefs d'État et de gouvernement, experts et bien d'autres, le Gabonais Nicaise Moulombi, 2ème Vice-Président du Conseil Économique Social et Environnemental a échangé en tête à tête avec le Chef de l'État gabonais, le Général Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema. La Conférence internationale sur l'afforestation et le (...) - ENVIRONNEMENT / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

Excellence, Monsieur le Président de la Transition, Président de la République, Chef de l'Etat Je me permets respectueusement de vous adresser cette proposition visant à établir un partenariat novateur entre les entreprises opérant dans les zones rurales et les villages pour lutter contre le chômage et favoriser le développement économique local, dans le cadre de leurs responsabilités sociétales d'entreprise (RSE). Dans de nombreuses régions où sont implantées des grandes sociétés (...) - LIBRE PROPOS / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

La Maison Georges Rawiri a accueilli ce samedi la huitième édition de la Journée Internationale des Coopératives Agricoles (JIC), sous le parrainage de Zita Oligui Nguema, Première Dame du Gabon. Le thème de cette année, « Faciliter l'accès au financement des coopératives pour un essor vers la félicité », a mis en lumière l'importance cruciale du soutien financier pour le développement des coopératives agricoles. Après la phase des allocutions, l'événement s'est poursuivie avec la (...) - SOCIETE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s aid agency KSrelief said on Sunday it provided support for displaced families in Chad, Sudan and Yemen over the past few days. In separate announcements reported by the Saudi Press Agency, the agency said it distributed 2,032 food baskets and 1,175 shelter kits for 19,668 people in the three countries. In Chad, 1,400 food baskets were handed out in N’Djamena for 8,400 individuals, as a part of KSrelief’s food security project in the nation.

RIYADH: Three citizens have been arrested for violating the country’s environmental laws, with two held for illegal hunting of wildlife and one for arson, the Special Forces for Environmental Security announced on Sunday. In a statement carried by the Saudi Press Agency, the SPES said its field patrols arrested Ahmed Suleiman Maqbool Al-Sharari and Zahir Dhaif Allah Muslim Al-Sharari for hunting without licenses inside the King Salman Royal Natural Reserve. They were caught in possession of a firearm, live ammunition and a rabbit, according to the SPES.

RIYADH: The Federation of Saudi Chambers has announced it will resume its business council with Canada following a five-year hiatus, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Sunday. Mohammed bin Nasser Al-Duleim has been appointed chairman of the Saudi-Canadian Business Council, with Abdullah bin Salem Al-Yami and Abdullah bin Ahmed Al-Ahmed serving as his deputies. Al-Duleim said the council would rekindle economic and trade cooperation between the two countries.

RIYADH: Saudi Border Guards have thwarted an attempt to smuggle 79,700 narcotic tablets in the southern Jazan region. Land patrols in Al-Dair sector in the region intercepted the drugs and transferred them to the appropriate authorities, the Saudi Press Agency reported. Saudi authorities urge members of the public to report any information connected to drug smuggling or related activities.

The General Administration of the Mujahideen and Border Guard patrols successfully thwarted multiple smuggling attempts in Jazan and the Asir Region, seizing a total of 1,222 kg of qat. Patrols in Jazan thwarted the smuggling of 507 kg of qat, and the confiscated items were transferred to the appropriate authorities after initial regulatory procedures. Security regiments in the Asir Region also intercepted 240 kg of qat in the Al-Farsha Governorate.

The Seychelles Conservation and Climate Adaptation Trust (SeyCCAT) premiered its documentary about the first-ever global debt swap recently highlighting its successes to better educate the public and international partners.  The Seychelles Debt-Swap, which was finalised in 2015, began in 2008 when the government, under the leadership of the then President James Michel - who pushed forward the initiative - managed to restructure $21.6 million of its debt to Paris Club on the condition that it commits to protecting 30 percent of its Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) by completing and implementing a Marine Spatial Plan. The debt swap mechanism is an innovative method of debt forgiveness in which a portion of a developing country's foreign debt is forgiven in exchange for a commitment to investments in domestic environmental conservation and sustainability projects. The buyback initiative was successfully concluded in March 2016 thanks to a concessionary loan from a US-based environmental debt swap NGO, The Nature Conservancy (TNC), and generous grants from a group of international marine conservation foundations. The key players received a copy of the case study with the CEO of SeyCCAT, Marie-May Jeremie (4th from left) and Minister Joubert (2nd from right). (Seychelles Nation) Photo License: CC-BY As a result of the debt-swap initiative, SeyCCAT was also established to purchase and restructure the debt the country has accumulated. The non-profit trust fund was set up to oversee and manage this initiative, which ultimately led to investments in ocean stakeholders in Seychelles. Its main objectives encompass education, bold actions, and sustainable blue prosperity. The premiere was held at Eden Bleu Hotel on Friday with representatives from various non-governmental organisations and those involved in conservation in the country. In his address for the occasion, the Minister for Agriculture, Climate Change and Environment, Flavien Joubert, said that as Seychelles has been successful in implementing the debt swap, «it has now become a common occurrence for the Seychelles government and SeyCCAT to receive requests from other countries, governments, financial institutions and partners to share the Seychelles' experience, to understand, how they also could embark on such an important journey.» SeyCCAT produced and aired the documentary as it felt it necessary to raise awareness of the lesser-known but revolutionary undertaking achieved under the debt swap. Among those who took part in the documentary due to their involvement in the debt swap initiative were former Seychelles ambassador to the United Nations, Ronny Jumeau, and former ministers Jean-Paul Adam and Didier Dogley. A case study was also released together with the documentary with an in-depth written piece that can help replicate our efforts here in Seychelles and beyond. The documentary will be accessible for public viewing on Friday, July 19, on SeyCCAT's various platforms and will also be aired on the Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation (SBC) television. 

Delhi HC refused passive euthanasia for a 30-year-old ex-Punjab University student in a vegetative state since 2013 due to diffuse axonal injury and 100% disability. Justice Subramonium Prasad noted he isn’t terminally ill or on life support. He suffers from infected bed sores. Aging parents sought a medical board. SC rulings against euthanasia cited; no recovery hope.