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The UN Security Council rejected a US proposal to extend the conventional weapons embargo on Iran on Friday. With the failure of the resolution, the US is now poised to move to unilaterally trigger snapback sanctions on Tehran, despite having pulled out of the Iran nuclear deal in 2018. US Ambassador to the UN in a statement said, the US has every right to initiate snapback of provisions of previous Security Council resolutions. The US had support only from the Dominican Republic. Russia and China were opposed while Germany, France, the United Kingdom and eight others abstained.

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Friday announced the further easing of lockdown&nbsp;restrictions&nbsp;from Saturday. Social gatherings such as marriages and parties will now resume with limited crowd. Along with a fine of 3,200 pounds&nbsp;for those who do not wear a mask, new on the spot fines for hosting parties or illegal gatherings for more than 30 people will also be implemented. Johnson who insisted on remaining focussed, said that he was strengthening the enforcement powers available to use against those who repeatedly flout the norms. He also assured that, if required his government will not hesitate in implementing a lockdown&nbsp;again to check the spread of the virus. UK currently has over 46,700 deaths and 314,000 infections so far.&nbsp;

Afghanistan released 80 of the 400 Taliban prisoners, opening the door to negotiations between the two sides.
As per the agreement between US and Taliban, prisoners from both sides are to be released&nbsp;as a good will gesture ahead of intra-Afghan negotiations.&nbsp;
Last week at the traditional council meet,&nbsp;Afghan President Ashraf Ghani&nbsp;asked for a consensus on the release of a final 400 Taliban he said were accused of serious crimes.
Later in August, talks are expected to be in held in Qatar where the Taliban is to maintain a political office.

As New Zealand&nbsp;registers a resurgence in its Covid-19 cases, the&nbsp;country's&nbsp;Prime Minister Jacinda&nbsp;Ardern on Friday extended Auckland's&nbsp;lockdown&nbsp;by another 12 days. Auckland which was already under a 3-day lockdown&nbsp;since Wednesday will remain on Alert Level 3. The rest of the county will also remain on Alert Level 2, restricting mass gatherings over 100 people.&nbsp;While the total cases have jumped to 29, Ardern&nbsp;informed that all the cases remain linked to one cluster centered in Auckland. However, the government has still not found the source of the new resurgence of the virus. Earlier this week, 4 members of the same family had tested positive, ending the 102 days long covid-free streak of the nation.&nbsp;

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation on Friday announced that Indian flyers holding valid visa under the air bubble agreement will be now allowed to travel to the UK, the&nbsp;US, Canada and&nbsp;the&nbsp;UAE. Due to&nbsp;the virus scare,&nbsp;the European Union had earlier issued guidelines according to which only those with essential visas were allowed to travel. The&nbsp;Ministry of Civil Aviation has recently confirmed that more air bubbles with other countries are in pipeline. Except for the essential visa holders, India&nbsp;is yet not allowing the entry of all types of visa holders.&nbsp;

Los Angeles, PTI: Scientists have found the likely order in which Covid-19 symptoms first appear, an advance that may help doctors rule out other diseases, and help patients seek care promptly or decide sooner to self-isolate.
According to the study, published in the journal Frontiers in Public Health, the likely order of symptoms in patients with Covid-19 is fever, followed by cough, muscle pain, and then nausea, and/or vomiting, and diarrhea.
"This order is especially important to know when we have overlapping cycles of illnesses like the flu that coincide with infections of Covid-19," explained study co-author Peter Kuhn, a professor of medicine and biomedical engineering at the University of Southern California (USC) in the US.
With this new information, Kuhn said doctors can determine what steps to take to care for patients, and prevent their condition from worsening.
The researchers believe identifying patients earlier may reduce hospitalisation time since there are better approaches to treatments now for Covid-19 than during the beginning of the pandemic.
In the current study, the scientists predicted the order of symptoms from data on the rates of symptom incidence of more than 55,000 confirmed coronavirus cases in China, all of which were collected from February 16 to 24 by the World Health Organization (WHO).
They also studied a dataset of nearly 1,100 cases collected from December 11, 2019 through January 29, 2020, by the China Medical Treatment Expert Group via the National Health Commission of China.
To compare the order of Covid-19 symptoms to that of influenza, the scientists examined flu data from 2,470 cases in North America, Europe and the Southern Hemisphere, which were reported to health authorities from 1994 to 1998.
"The order of the symptoms matter. Knowing that each illness progresses differently means that doctors can identify sooner whether someone likely has Covid-19, or another illness, which can help them make better treatment decisions," said Joseph Larsen, study lead author from USC While fever and cough are frequently associated with a variety of respiratory illnesses, including Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) and Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) which caused the 2002-03 pandemic, they said the timing and symptoms in the upper and lower gastrointestinal tract set Covid-19 apart.

The number of initial jobless claims in the United States fell to 9.63 lakh last week, the first time it has dipped below 1 million since mid-March, the country's labor department data showed.
In the week ending August 8, the number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits dropped by 2.28 lakh from an upwardly revised 11.91 lakh in the prior week, the department said in a report. However, the level of claims is still higher than it was before the pandemic.
With the latest numbers, a staggering 56 million initial jobless claims have been filed over the past 21 weeks.

Miami, PTI: The Trump administration has seized the cargo of four tankers it was targeting for transporting Iranian fuel to Venezuela, U.S. officials said Thursday, as it steps up its campaign of maximum pressure against the two heavily sanctioned allies.
Last month, federal prosecutors in Washington filed a civil forfeiture complaint alleging that the sale was arranged by a businessman with ties to Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps, a U.S.-designated foreign terrorist organization. At the time, sanctions experts thought it would be impossible to enforce the U.S. court order in international waters.
A senior U.S. official told The Associated Press that no military force was used in the seizures and that the ships weren't physically confiscated. Rather, U.S. officials threatened ship owners, insurers and captains with sanction to force them to hand over their cargo, which now becomes U.S. property, the official said.
It is not clear where the vessels or their cargoes currently are.
Prosecutors alleged the four ships were transporting to Venezuela 1.1 million barrels of gasoline. But the tankers &mdash; the Bella, Bering, Pandi and Luna &mdash; never arrived at the South American country and then went missing. Two of the ships later reappeared near Cape Verde, a second U.S. official said.
Both officials agreed to discuss the sensitive diplomatic and judicial offensive only if granted anonymity.
Iran's ambassador to Venezuela, Hojad Soltani, pushed back on what would appear a victory for the U.S. sanctions campaign, saying Thursday on Twitter that neither the ships nor their owners were Iranian.
&ldquo;This is another lie and act of psychological warfare perpetrated by the U.S. propaganda machine,&rdquo; Soltani said. &ldquo;The terrorist #Trump cannot compensate for his humiliation and defeat by Iran using false propaganda." As commercial traders increasingly shun Venezuela, Nicol&aacute;s Maduro's socialist government has been increasingly turning to Iran.

The Palestinians have recalled their ambassador to the United Arab Emirates. The move comes after the UAE and Israel announced a deal on Thursday to establish full diplomatic ties that would see Israel suspend its plans to annex parts of the West Bank. The Palestinians have slammed the deal, calling it a &ldquo;betrayal&rdquo; of the Palestinian cause and have demanded its retraction. A spokesman for Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said the deal amounts to &ldquo;treason,&rdquo; and should be reversed. The agreement makes the UAE the third Arab country, after Egypt and Jordan, to have full diplomatic ties with Israel.
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US President Donald Trump was left startled when a reporter asked him if he regrets all the lies he has told during his presidency. Yes, that happened. During a briefing, the Huffington Post White House correspondent SV Date asked Trump: "Do you regret at all, all the lying you&rsquo;ve done to the American people?" A visibly rattled Trump did what he does best. Yes, he moved on to the next question.&nbsp;In July, the Washington Post reported that Trump had told more than&nbsp;20,000 &ldquo;false or misleading claims&rdquo;&nbsp;over the course of his presidency.

The United Nations' cultural agency, UNESCO, said on Thursday it will lead the international campaign for the recovery and restoration of Beirut's heritage. The agency said that around 60 historic buildings in the Lebanese capital were at risk of collapse following last week's devastating explosion at the Beirut port. Among the damaged structures were museums, historic buildings, art galleries and religious sites in Beirut.

Israel and the United Arab Emirates have inked a historic deal to normalise relations, US President Donald Trump has announced. A joint statement by Trump, Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu and Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed said they hoped the 'historic breakthrough will bring peace in the Middle East. Under the deal, Israel would suspend its plans to annex large parts of the occupied West Bank. In response to President Trump's announcement, Mr Netanyahu tweeted in Hebrew: "Historic day". The agreement marks only the third Israel-Arab peace deal since Israel's declaration of independence in 1948. Egypt signed a deal in 1979, and Jordan in 1994.

How seriously do you take a bad hair day? Donald Trump takes it very very seriously.
So much so, that the US president&rsquo;s hair-washing complaints on Wednesday prompted the federal government to propose an easing of shower pressure standards.
After problems with appliances, from light bulbs to dishwashers, its now the turn of showerheads.
The Trump administration proposed rule changes that would allow shower heads to boost water pressure, after Trump repeatedly complained that bathroom fixtures do not work to his liking. He said he believed water does not come out fast enough from fixtures.
According to a 1992 federal law in the US, showerheads shouldn&rsquo;t pour more than 2.5 gallons of water per minute which is about 9.5 litres, but according to the new proposal, each nozzle should spray as much as 2.5 gallons, not just the overall showerhead.
Consumer groups have called out the plan, saying current rules saved consumers money by conserving water and fuel.
Trump told a group of business leaders at the White House that people are flushing toilets 10 times, 15 times, as opposed to once. So what was he supposed to do? Should he just stand there longer or&nbsp;take a shower longer? Trump said his&nbsp; hair has to be perfect.

The global death count due to the&nbsp;Covid-19 pandemic on Thursday crossed the 7,50,000 mark, according to the US-based Johns Hopkins University tally.
In over 8 months of its existence, the&nbsp;virus has infected over 20 million people globally.
US that accounts for almost&nbsp;22% of the total fatalities remains the world's worst-affected nation.
The death count in the US is over 166,000, followed by Brazil and Mexico that have 1,04,201 and 54,666 deaths respectively.
With 47,033 deaths, India stands at fourth position in the global death tally.&nbsp;

The Crown Prince of Dubai&nbsp;is stealing hearts after he shared an adorable video on his Instagram&nbsp;handle.
The crown prince shared a&nbsp;clip of a bird nesting on one of his cars and captioned it saying, 'Sometimes the little things in life are more than enough'.
He did not use his car, and made a beautiful&nbsp;time-lapse video capturing the bird where she first builds her nest around her eggs and goes on to show her eggs hatching one after the other.
The post has more than 15.8k likes and over 1.6 million views. Netizens&nbsp;are impressed by the video and have appreciated the kind gesture of the&nbsp;Prince.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Even as&nbsp;Covid-19 cases&nbsp;increase in the United States, President Donald Trump has constantly advocated the reopening of schools.
Some&nbsp;US schools that had reopened have&nbsp;now closed again due to the virus scare.
Hundreds of school staff, children, and teachers were all put into quarantine with the contagion spreading.
Trump had asserted that children are virtually immune to Covid, following which many US schools reopened amid the pandemic.
He had said that half the money for schools in the next round of the stimulus legislation should be reserved for those that open their doors for students.
With 166,000 deaths the US has registered 5.21 million Covid-19 cases.&nbsp;

A day after New Zealand&nbsp;imposed a 3-day&nbsp;lockdown&nbsp;in Auckland, the city&nbsp;reported 14 new Covid-19 cases on Thursday.
All the patients have been duly quarantined and some of their contacts may also be quarantined, said officials.
Most of the new cases have been linked back to 4 people of the same family who had tested positive earlier.&nbsp;
Prime Minister Jacinda&nbsp;Ardern&nbsp;who took immediate note of the situation said that it is being dealt with in an urgent but calm and methodical way.
The island nation which is witnessing local transmission of the novel virus again had completed 102 covid-free days earlier this week.&nbsp;&nbsp;

After Hong Kong entrepreneur Jimmy Lai was released on bail on Wednesday, the media tycoon in a live-streamed video said, after his arrest, he was worried about being sent to mainland China, where the legal system has fewer protections.
Jimmy, who was detained for 36 hours under the controversial new&nbsp;national security law that took effect in Hong Kong on June 30, was not charged but held on suspicion of colluding with a foreign country or entity.
Lai&nbsp;gave a detailed account of how was taken to his office and into several police stations after his arrest
Lai&nbsp;has been a harsh critic of the new law and China's ruling Communist Party.

Washington, PTI: Democratic party presidential nominee Joe Biden has said his pick for the party's vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris is smart, tough and a proven fighter for the country's middle class.
Biden, 77, made his maiden public appearance with his running mate Harris on Wednesday and said that both of them are ready to get to work in rebuilding America and a better future for its people.
"Kamala, as you all know is smart. She's tough. She's experienced. She's a proven fighter for the backbone of this country, the middle class, for all those who are struggling to get into the middle class. Kamala knows how to govern,&rdquo; Biden said.
&ldquo;She knows how to make the hard calls. She's ready to do this job on day one. And we're both ready to get to work rebuilding this nation and building a better,&rdquo; he said making a joint appearance with Harris in Wilmington.
Biden on Tuesday named 55-year-old Harris as his vice presidential running mate, making history by selecting the first black woman to compete on a major party's presidential ticket.
The announcement resulted in enthusiasm among the party&rsquo;s base.
&ldquo;Yesterday we had our best grassroots funds raising day of the campaign, more than double our previous record. And in doing so, we set a single day record for online political fundraising, and I think I know why,&rdquo; he said.
Biden raised USD 26 million for his presidential campaign in the 24 hours that followed his announcement on picking Harris to be his running mate.
&ldquo;This morning, all across the nation little girls woke up, especially the black and brown girls who so often feel overlooked and undervalued in their communities, but today just maybe they're seeing themselves for the first time in a new way, as the stuff of a president and vice presidents,&rdquo; Biden said.

Kamala Harris declared that the United States is "crying out for leadership" in her first joint appearance Wednesday with Joe Biden as his pick for vice president. "The case against Donald Trump and Mike Pence is open and shut," the former California attorney general stated.
As the first woman of color to be a presidential running mate for a major US party, Harris said the country in particular needed to face up to the enduring problem of racism.
"We're experiencing a moral reckoning with racism and systemic injustice that has brought a new coalition of conscience to the streets of our country demanding change," she said.

US President Trump calls for delaying November 2020 election, citing possible mail-in voting fraud.

Trump calls for delay in US elections, cites mail-in voting fraud

US President Donald Trump has called for November's presidential election to be postponed, saying postal voting could lead to potential fraud and inaccurate results. In a series of tweets, Trump said there should be a delay until people can vote 'properly, securely and safely'. Trump said 'universal mail-in voting' would make November's vote the 'most inaccurate and fraudulent election in history' and an embarrassment to the country. He even suggested that mail-in voting, would be susceptible to foreign interference. US states want to make postal voting easier due to public health concerns over the coronavirus pandemic. At least 6 US states said earlier this month, that they were planning to hold "all-mail" ballot elections. Despite Trump crying hoarse against postal ballots, there is no evidence of widespread fraud, according to numerous nationwide and state-level studies over the years.

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