United Nations: “People have the right to demonstrate peacefully and the authorities should allow them to do so,” said Antonio Guterres, spokesman for the UN Secretary-General on the farmers’ protests in India. India has called the statements by foreign leaders about the farmers’ protests “misinformed” and “unjustified” as the matter …
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People have the right to demonstrate peacefully and the authorities should allow them to do so, said the spokesman for the UN Secretary General, Antonio Guterres, of the protests by farmers in India. India has called the statements by foreign leaders about the farmers’ protests “misinformed” and “unjustified” as the …
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India upholds the policy of “no first use” of atomic weapons against nuclear-weapon states and of non-use against non-nuclear-weapon states, including while supporting global efforts to strengthen the non-proliferation order, said the foreign secretary. Harsh Shringla. Shringla made the remarks while representing India in a high-level plenary meeting to mark …
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UNITED NATIONS: With the Covid-19 pandemic soon to reach the grim milestone of one million deaths, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Tuesday rebuked countries that are making “side agreements” to have vaccines exclusively for their own populations, saying such “vaccination”. it is “counterproductive”. “We are working to promote treatments and …
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Representative photo UNITED NATIONS: India at the UN has called for the Jammu and Kashmir issue to be permanently removed under the “outdated agenda item” of the “India-Pakistan issue” from the Security Council agenda, saying that “irrational exuberance“There are no winners in a decent world. In a veiled attack on …
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[ad_1] UNITED NATIONS: the Secretary-General of the UN Antonio Guterres has expressed his sadness at the loss of life and destruction in India and Bangladesh by The Cyclone Amphan and commended to the governments, responders and communities for their “preventive” work to help people and ensure their safety. “The Secretary-General …
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