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It came after shoppers expressed their horror at the presentation of the meat, which they said now resembled "someones kidney" or "a rectangle of mushed off—cuts". the meat has been packaged in a plastic tray covered with film, and a new leaflet that says it is eco—friendly. the former italian prime minister, silvio berlusconi, has been suffering from chronic blood cancer for some time, and is currently in intensive care for a lung infection. the 86—year—old was rushed to hospital in mil...

I dont think at this point that it is a good idea. personal opinion, uh, to kick out russian journalists. we have heard a lot of rhetoric from different parts, different ministries and officials in moscow. but russia we understand hasnt officially notified the u. s that gersh covic has been detained. us. officials from the embassy certainly have not been given consular access to the young reporter. given the climate that were in a horrible relationship between the us and russia right now, do you...

Condemn the detention of mr. gershkovich in the strongest, in the strongest terms. we also condemn the russian government continued targeting and repression of journalists. embassy moscow has engaged the russian ministry of foreign affairs on this matter in the seeking consular access. reiterate americans should heed the u.s. government warning t not travel to russia. u.s. citizens residing or travelling in russia should depart immediately as the state department continues to advise. now its bee...

Arrived in the netherlands. he was taken off the plane and sent back to brazil. he had a brazilian passport. there may be interesting on the russian side getting and getting a hold of him. and so this might be a gambit to try to get ahold of him. its really an escalation, though, to pick an accredited journalist, understandably okay, hes around military facilities, but hes doing his job. hes accredited by our government is accredited by the russian foreign ministry. he should not have been nabbe...

The 17 prisoners were repatriated to Pakistan after completing their jail sentences in India

ISLAMABAD, Jan 1: Pakistan and India on Sunday exchanged a list of their nuclear installations that cannot be attacked in case of an escalation in hostilities, a Foreign Office statement said in Islamabad, as part of an annual ritual that has been in practice between the two neighbours for more than three decades. The lists of nuclear installation and facilities were exchanged as per the provisions of the Article-II of the Agreement on Prohibition of Attacks against Nuclear Installations and [&h...

Under the provisions of the 2008 Agreement on Consular Access, such lists are exchanged every year on January 1 and July 1.Indi

The two countries also shared the list of civilian prisoners and fishermen in their custody.

This practice of exchanging lists has continued since January 1, 1992.

India and Pakistan on Sunday exchanged the lists of civilian prisoners and fishermen in their custody, in line with the longstanding agreement between the two countries.