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Wednesday, April 21, 2021

Australia Cancels Belt and Road Deal with China, citing Inconsistency with Foreign Policy
China

Australia Cancels Belt and Road Deal with China, citing Inconsistency with Foreign Policy

  • On Wednesday, Australia announced that it would revoke the Victorian state government's deal to join the Chinese Belt and Road Initiative, stating that it was inconsistent with the nation's foreign policy.
  • The Australian government passed legislation last year that introduced provisions allowing the state to redact any agreements with foreign countries that deemed to threaten national interest.
Updated 21 Apr, 2021 05:39pm
China, Middle East dominate executions in 2020: Report
Middle East

China, Middle East dominate executions in 2020: Report

  • While 2020 saw an overall decline in the number of global death penalties, some countries increased the number of executions they carried out.
  • China is believed to be "the world's most prolific executioner", with Chinese authorities classifying the total number of death sentences and executions as state secrets, making them difficult to verify.
Updated 21 Apr, 2021 03:53pm
EU unveils AI rules to temper Big Brother fears
World

EU unveils AI rules to temper Big Brother fears

  • The bloc is trying to learn the lessons after largely missing out on the internet revolution and failing to produce any major competitors to match the giants of Silicon Valley or their Chinese counterparts.
Published 21 Apr, 2021 11:29am
Turkey says Afghanistan peace talks postponed
World

Turkey says Afghanistan peace talks postponed

  • A leaked US State Department report said Washington wanted the Turkey conference to approve a plan to replace the present leadership of President Ashraf Ghani with an interim government involving the Taliban.
Published 21 Apr, 2021 10:22am