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The Global Times tweeted pictures of the main gun of the Chinese guided missile frigate Yulin and three long-range anti-carrier missiles, either DF-21Ds or DF-26s. It warned that the “South China Sea is fully within the grasp of the #PLA”, and linked an article criticising the US decision to deliberately hold exercises at the same time China was holding military drills near the Xisha islands in the disputed South China Sea. The US decision showed it was “the real source of potential regional instability”, the newspaper said. … [Read more...] about United States, China hashtag battle over carriers in South China Sea

While Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) is implementing projects to upgrade oil refineries as well as expand pipeline network to take fuel to every nook and corner, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) is exploring for oil and gas from deserts to the deep sea. … [Read more...] about Oil PSUs implementing ₹3.57 lakh-cr. projects

A weeklong standoff between the Italian government and a humanitarian group that carries undocumented migrants into Europe has ended with Rome backing down and agreeing to allow the 180 people aboard the charity's rescue boat to disembark on the island of Sicily. … [Read more...] about 180 migrants allowed to dock in Sicily

Another cause for concern for the Canadian leader was "the health situation and the coronavirus" which is still sweeping through all three countries, with the US the worst-hit country in the world with 2.8 million cases diagnosed by Monday, and more than 130,000 deaths. … [Read more...] about Canada’s Trudeau cancels US visit marking new trade deal

In advance of Trump's rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on June 20, city employees affixed "do not sit here please" stickers to every other seat in the stadium venue. Trump campaign workers were captured on video removing the stickers so that the president could seat attendees closer together. … [Read more...] about Writer calls COVID-19 ‘Trump’s plague’