Australia has decided to revoke the citizenship of Algerian-born Abdul Nacer Benbrika, a Muslim scholar. He was convicted of leading an organisation that planned to bomb a football match in Melbourne in 2005.
Chinese President Xi Jinping urged his troops not to fear death and focus on preparing to win wars while addressing to military commanders, reported Xinhua news agency.
Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, a nuclear scientist in the process of developing an atomic bomb for Iran was ambushed on 27th November.
A 19-year-old child-rapist in Indonesia gets whipped 146 times in public as a part of the punishment.
In the South American nation Brazil, Jon Carte an apparel company removed its advertisement mocking Shri Ganesh due to joint protests by the Hindus. The advertisement portrayed men and women in shorts along with an image of Ganesh.
The diplomatic meeting of Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) will not hold any debate pertaining to Kashmir. The agenda of the meeting has no mention of the topic, in what is believed to be a major setback for Pakistan.
A few days ago the mastermind of 26/11 attack on Mumbai, Hafiz Saeed was sentenced 10 years of imprisonment by Pakistan Court. However, it is being revealed that he is running the terrorist organisation from his residence at Johar Town rather than being in the prison.
Based on the survey of Transparency International Organisation, India ranks first in Asia regarding bribery. The rate of bribery in India is at 39%.
India criticises Pakistan for presenting a report with false documents to the UN.
China has protested against the latest ban on its apps by India and has accused India of violating the WTO rules. The Chinese embassy spokesperson said that the issue of national security is being used as an excuse every now and then for banning the apps.