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Man In Canada Murders An Entire Muslim Family

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An officer at the site of the crime
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A man in Canada was arrested for the murder of a Muslim family, as we read in <a href="https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/london/london-pedestrians-killed-man-in-custody-1.6056238">CBC</a>:
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A 20-year-old man was charged Monday with four counts of murder and one count of attempted murder in a hit and run Sunday involving a pickup truck, in what London, Ont., police believe was a targeted attack on a Muslim family of five.
Terrorism charges are also possible against Nathanial Veltman, 20, of London, said Det.-Insp. Paul Waight at a news conference.
Veltman appeared in court via video link Monday afternoon.
“There is evidence that this was a planned, premeditated act and that the family was targeted because of their Muslim faith,” said Waight.
“This is a devastating loss of four members of our community,” added police Chief Steve Williams at an afternoon news conference.
The vehicle struck the family at 8:40 p.m. ET Sunday as they walked along Hyde Park Road, in northwest London.
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Jew Mob In Israel Cried Out: “Any Arab We See Here Is Dead”

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During the ethnic violence that rampaged through Israel last month, a mob of radical Jewish nationalist said: “any Arab we see here is dead”. As we read in <a href="https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/israel-arabs-jews-communal-violence-sectarian-lod-1.6053792">CBC</a>:
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Shoshy Stavy’s grandfather opened the Paz gas station in 1952. It became a meeting place for Arabs and Jews, situated at a busy intersection not far from Caesaria, where Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has a home. There are also smaller Jewish and Arab towns nearby.
Jurban and Shab have worked there for years. They knew customers by name, so to suddenly be hunted simply because they’re Arab had them in disbelief.
“We said to each other, what do they want from us?” Jurban told CBC News through an interpreter.
“Both of us have worked here for over 15 years and everybody knows one another, so why us of all people?”
As he saw the mob of Jewish men approach that night, Naaman Stavy could immediately sense trouble. He had seen the violence in other parts of the country so his first thought was to protect his workers.
“They were prosecuting Arabs just because they were Arabs,” he told CBC News.
That night, he said, had echoes of the Holocaust, of Jews hiding from the Nazis. Except now it was a Jew hiding Arabs from other Jews.
“It was pure hatred driven by ideology,” he said.
“When they did find someone they suspected was Arab, they hit windows with clubs. They had planks of wood; they broke the windows, and I saw drivers escaping terror,” Naaman said.
Meanwhile, Shoshy tried to talk to the men in the crowd.
“They said, ‘you don’t have to worry, you’re Jewish but any Arab we see here is dead,'” she told CBC News.
She watched in horror as the crowd attacked an Arab man who was walking nearby.
“Everyone was all over him and just kept beating and beating and beating him. He was already on the floor and they kept going,” she said. “I’ve never witnessed such violence.”
Luckily a nearby business owner rushed in and stood over the man, pushing the crowd back as Shoshy got police who were stationed nearby. Two Arab men were taken to hospital that night.
As fires raged from barrels and the crowd swarmed anyone they suspected was Arab, Naaman said even he didn’t feel safe.
“I was shouting, ‘I’m a Jew, I’m Jewish, I’m Jewish.’ And that was really terrifying,” he said, noting some in the crowd asked about his political opinions, a sign he said that they were targeting anyone with left-wing views.
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Despite Pandemic, Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Levels Hit New Peak

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Carbon in Earth's atmosphere in May reached its highest level in modern history. (Representational)
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Despite a massive reduction in commuting and in many commercial activities during the early months of the pandemic, the amount of carbon in Earth's atmosphere in May reached its highest level in modern history, a global indicator released on Monday showed.
Scientists from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California San Diego, said the findings, based on the amount of carbon dioxide in the air at NOAA's weather station on Mauna Loa in Hawaii, was the highest since measurements began 63 years ago.
The measurement, called the Keeling Curve after Charles David Keeling, the scientist who began tracking carbon dioxide there in 1958, is a global benchmark for atmospheric carbon levels.
Instruments perched on NOAA's mountaintop observatory recorded carbon dioxide at about 419 parts per million last month, more than the 417 parts per million in May 2020.
Because carbon dioxide is a key driver of climate change, the findings show that reducing the use of fossil fuels, deforestation and other practices that lead to carbon emissions must be a top priority to avoid catastrophic consequences, Pieter Tans, a scientist with NOAA's Global Monitoring Laboratory, said in a report on the emissions.
"We are adding roughly 40 billion metric tons of CO2 pollution to the atmosphere per year," Tans wrote. "That is a mountain of carbon that we dig up out of the Earth, burn, and release into the atmosphere as CO2 - year after year."
The amount of carbon in the air now is as much as it was about 4 million years ago, a time when sea level was 78 feet (24 meters) higher than it is today and the average temperature was 7 degrees Fahrenheit higher than it was before the Industrial Revolution, the report said.
Despite the pandemic lockdown, scientists were not able to see a drop in the overall amount of carbon in the atmosphere partly because of wildfires, which also release carbon, as well as the natural behavior of carbon in the atmosphere, the report said.
The carbon dioxide levels measured were not affected by the eruption of Hawaiian volcanoes, Tans said, adding the station is situated far enough from active volcanoes that measurements are not distorted, and occasional plumes of carbon dioxide are removed from the data.
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UK Expands Covid Vaccination Programme To All Above 25

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"The vaccine is saving lives and preventing hospitalisations," said UK Health Secretary (File)
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London:
The UK's health service on Monday declared it had hit a new "exciting milestone" in its COVID-19 vaccination programme as it confirmed that all adults aged 25 and over will be offered their first dose of a vaccine from Tuesday.
The expansion of the vaccine drive coincided with the UK Health Secretary Matt Hancock's statement to the House of Commons, where the minister revealed that vaccines have averted an estimated 39,000 hospitalisations and more than 13,000 deaths in the country.
He also said that of 12,386 cases of the Delta variant - or the B1.617.2 variant first detected in India - 126 people were admitted to hospital and of these, 83 were unvaccinated, 28 had one dose and three had two doses.
"Every day brings with it another exciting milestone in our vaccination programme - the largest and most successful in NHS history," said Hancock.
"The vaccine is saving lives and preventing hospitalisations. Two weeks after we extended the invite to all over 30s, we are now extending the offer to everyone aged 25 and over," he said.
The National Health Service (NHS) has dubbed the latest expansion of its vaccination programme as the "Home Straight" phase, as around 3 million people aged between 25 and 29 will begin being invited to book their first vaccine dose.
The move comes as NHS data shows that more than half of all adults in the country are now fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
"We have one of the highest uptake rates in the world with over half of the UK population having the fullest possible protection from two doses, and over three quarters receiving at least one dose. The vaccine is our way out of this pandemic so when you get the call, get the jab," said Hancock.
According to previously released expert advice, both doses of the COVID-19 vaccines are needed for strong protection against the Delta variant - which is now feared to be the dominant variant of concern (VOC) behind infections in the UK.
"It is too early to make decisions on step four, the road map has always been guided by the data and as before, we need four weeks between steps to see the latest data and a further week to give notice of our decision. So we''ll assess the data and announce the outcome a week today," Hancock told the Commons, in reference to the June 21 timeline for an end to all lockdown restrictions.
Hancock also informed Parliament that he has asked the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) to provide clinical advice on the vaccination of 12-17-year-olds after the Pfizer/BioNTech jabs received regulatory approval for children last week.
Meanwhile, NHS England chief executive, Sir Simon Stevens, hailed the "watershed moment" of a further extension of the vaccination programme six months since 90-year-old Maggie Keenan became the first person anywhere in the world to receive her first dose on December 8, 2020.
"The NHS vaccination programme is a real team effort and it is a testament to NHS teams across the country, that we are able to open up to people in their twenties just six months on from delivering that world first jab to Maggie Keenan," said Stevens.
"Getting the lifesaving COVID-19 jab is the most important thing you can do, with NHS staff vaccinating at over 1,600 sites including vaccine buses, places of worship, sport stadiums and other convenient locations," he added.
The latest COVID-19 statistics released on Monday recorded one more death from the deadly virus in the UK and 5,683 cases of coronavirus infections within the community. 
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Maldives Foreign Minister Elected President Of UN General Assembly

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Maldives Foreign Minister Abdulla Shahid got 143 out of 191 ballots cast.
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New York:
Maldives Foreign Minister Abdulla Shahid was on Monday elected as President of the 76th session of the UN General Assembly, garnering 143 votes out of the 191 ballots cast.
The 193-member General Assembly voted on Monday to elect the President, who will preside over the 76th session of the UN body that will commence in September.
In the fray for the election was Mr Shahid as well as former foreign minister of Afghanistan Dr Zalmai Rassoul, who got 48 votes.
"Hearty congratulations to Maldives Foreign Minister @abdulla_shahid for the robust victory and for being elected as the 76th President of the UN General Assembly," India's Permanent Mission to the UN tweeted.
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Hearty congratulations to Maldives Foreign Minister <a href="https://twitter.com/abdulla_shahid?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@abdulla_shahid</a> for the robust victory and for being elected as the 76th President of the <a href="https://twitter.com/UN?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@UN</a> General Assembly. <a href="https://t.co/iHp8kEsmUA">pic.twitter.com/iHp8kEsmUA</a>
— India at UN, NY (@IndiaUNNewYork) <a href="https://twitter.com/IndiaUNNewYork/status/1401927180632854532?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 7, 2021</a></blockquote>
According to the established rules of regional rotation, the President of the 76th session of the General Assembly was to be elected from the Group of Asia-Pacific States.
Mr Shahid will succeed Turkish diplomat Volkan Bozkir who was UNGA President for the 75th session that came amid the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic.
The President of the General Assembly is elected every year by a secret ballot and requires a simple majority vote of the General Assembly.
The Presidency of the General Assembly rotates among the five regional groups - the Group of Asian States, the Group of Eastern European States, the Group of Latin American and Caribbean States, the Group of African States, the Western European and other States Group.
Traditionally, a regional group agrees on one candidate and presents his or her candidature for election as President of the General Assembly, paving the way for election by acclamation.
India had already voiced its strong support for Mr Shahid's candidature for President of the 76th session of the UNGA, saying he is best equipped to preside over the General Assembly of 193 nations of the world.
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, in his remarks at a joint press conference with his Maldivian counterpart in Male in February this year, had praised his vast diplomatic experience and leadership qualities.
"In this context, I reiterate today India's strong support to the candidature of Foreign Minister Abdulla Shahid for President of the 76th session of the UN General Assembly next year.
"Foreign Minister Shahid, with his vast diplomatic experience and his leadership qualities is, in our view, the best equipped to preside over the General Assembly of 193 nations of the world. We will work together to make this a reality. We would really like to work with you during our membership of the United Nations Security Council for 2021-22," Jaishankar had said.
India, currently serving the 2021-22 term as non-permanent member of the powerful UN Security Council, will assume the Presidency of the 15-nation UN organ in August.
In November last year, Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla, on a visit to Male, had said that the Maldives should play a more prominent role in the United Nations and had reiterated India's support to Shahid's candidature for the presidency of the 76th session of the UN General Assembly.
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Can't Force China To Give More Information On Covid Origins: WHO

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Will propose studies needed to take understanding of where virus emerged to "next level": WHO
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Geneva:
A top World Health Organization official said on Monday that the WHO cannot compel China to divulge more data on COVID-19's origins, while adding it will propose studies needed to take understanding of where the virus emerged to the "next level".
Pressed by a reporter on how the WHO will "compel" China into being more open, Mike Ryan, director of the agency's emergencies programme, said at a press conference that the "WHO doesn't have the power to compel anyone in this regard".
"We fully expect cooperation, input and support of all of our member states in that endeavour," Ryan said.
There are competing theories: that the virus jumped from animals, possibly starting with bats, to humans, or that it escaped from a laboratory in Wuhan, China. Members of a WHO team that visited China earlier this year hunting for COVID-19's origins have said they did not have access to all data, fueling continued debate over the country's transparency.
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