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Peru begins reopening archaeological sites, Machu Picchu still shut

A total of 17 archeological sites and museums opened their doors across Peru this week, after more than seven months of closure as a measure to reduce the spread of the new coronavirus.
Other nine sites will do so progressively until the end of the month, and six more are expected to open gradually between November and January.
There is no date yet for the reopening of the Inca citadel of Machu Picchu, which received 1.5 million tourists a year, and which is the largest Peruvian attraction for international tourism.

17 archaeological sites, museums reopen in Peru after 7-month closure
9 more sites to reopen by end of the month and 6 more by Jan
Reopening date for the Inca citadel of Machu Picchu&nbsp;not set yet

A total of 17 archeological sites and museums opened their doors across Peru this week, after more than seven months of closure as a measure to reduce the spread of the new coronavirus.
Other nine sites will do so progressively until the end of the month, and six more are expected to open gradually between November and January.
There is no date yet for the reopening of the Inca citadel of Machu Picchu, which received 1.5 million tourists a year, and which is the largest Peruvian attraction for international tourism.

Rahul likely to join farmers' protest in Punjab: report

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is likely to lead a protest in Punjab this week in support of farmers agitating against the new farm laws, the Hindustan Times has reported

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is likely to lead a protest in Punjab this week in support of farmers agitating against the new farm laws, the Hindustan Times has reported. The report added that Gandhi is also expected to address a rally, the date and venue of which is being finalised. The protest rally is part of the Congress party&rsquo;s ongoing two-month-long nationwide agitation programme against the government over the three farm laws.

British activist launches 'world's most northerly climate strike'

18-year-old British activist and Ornithologist&nbsp;Mya-Rose craig&nbsp;has launched the 'world's most northerly climate strike' on the Arctic Ocean.

Mya-Rose craig, an 18-year-old British activist and Ornithologist has taken part in a unique climate strike. She stood on a melting ice floe in the Arctic Ocean, 82 degrees north and held a placard that read 'Youth Strike for Climate', an act that is being dubbed as the 'world's most northerly climate strike'. Students, globally, have been striking on Fridays for two years now, as a part of a movement by Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg. The Fridays For Future movement has thousands of protests planned across the globe this week.

Mya-Rose craig, an 18-year-old British activist and Ornithologist has taken part in a unique climate strike.
She stood on a melting ice floe in the Arctic Ocean, 82 degrees north and held a placard that read 'Youth Strike for Climate', an act that is being dubbed as the 'world's most northerly climate strike'.
Students, globally, have been striking on Fridays for two years now, as a part of a movement by Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg. The Fridays For Future movement has thousands of protests planned across the globe this week.
A U.S. report stated that ice in the Arctic Ocean melted to its second lowest level on record this summer, fuelled by global warming. Known as Birdgirl online, her protest serves as a wake up call and seeks urgent action to protect what's left in the future.

Over 3,000 ceasefire violations by Pak on LoC this year

Pakistan army violated ceasefire along the Line of Control in Jammu on more than 3,000 occasion in eight months this year, which is the highest in 17 years

Pakistan army violated ceasefire along the Line of Control in Jammu on more than 3,000 occasion in eight months this year, the government told Parliament this week. 3,186 ceasefire violations is the highest number in a year for 17 years - since the 2003 Ceasefire Agreement was brokered by then Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee. In addition, there were also 242 incidents of cross-border firing between January and August in the Jammu region, along the international border with Pakistan. The govt informed that 8 soldiers and a number of civilians were killed in Pakistani firing.

'PM busy with peacock': Rahul's swipe at PM Modi

Just before the parliament&rsquo;s Monsoon session was due to begin on Monday, Rahul Gandhi took a dig at Prime Minister Modi on Twitter. Quoting coronavirus case figures which he said will cross 50 lakhs this week, with 10 lakhs active cases, Rahul blamed the unplanned lockdown. He added lockdown&nbsp;was&nbsp;a &lsquo;product of a person's ego&rsquo; and caused the corona to spread across the country. Taking a jibe at the &lsquo;atmanirbhar&rsquo; slogan, Rahul Gandhi said, the government asked citizens to be self-sufficient and save their own lives because PM is busy with peacocks.

'PM busy with peacock': Rahul Gandhi slams PM ahead of session

Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi takes a jibe at PM&nbsp;Modi
He&nbsp; blamed unplanned lockdown&nbsp;for virus spread
Rahul&nbsp;also attacked the 'atmanirbhar' slogan
Govt asked citizen to save their own lives by calling for self-sufficiency
'PM is busy with peacocks'

Just before the parliament&rsquo;s Monsoon session was due to begin on Monday, Rahul Gandhi took a dig at Prime Minister Modi on Twitter. Quoting coronavirus case figures which he said will cross 50 lakhs this week, with 10 lakhs active cases, Rahul blamed the unplanned lockdown. He added lockdown&nbsp;was&nbsp;a &lsquo;product of a person's ego&rsquo; and caused the corona to spread across the country. Taking a jibe at the &lsquo;atmanirbhar&rsquo; slogan, Rahul Gandhi said, the government asked citizens to be self-sufficient and save their own lives because the PM is busy with peacocks.

Covid vaccine trial pause a wake-up call: WHO

The World Health Organisation has said that the pause on the trials of the Oxford Covid vaccine is a "wake-up call", but&nbsp; it should "not discourage researchers"

The World Health Organisation has said that the pause on the trials of the Oxford Covid vaccine is a "wake-up call". The world body, however, added that it should not discourage researchers. "This is a wake-up call to recognise that there are ups and downs in clinical development and that we have to be prepared," WHO chief scientist Soumya Swaminathan told a virtual briefing from Geneva. Pharma giant AstraZeneca suspended late-stage trials of vaccine this week after a participant in Britain suffered from neurological symptoms.

Greece and UAE in naval drills amid Turkey tension

Greek and the United Arab Emirates air and naval forces are continuing to participate in joint military exercises off the coast of Crete this week as Greece announced plans to boost its military amid tension with Turkey

Greek and the UAE air and naval forces are continuing to participate in joint military exercises off the coast of Crete this week as Greece announced plans to boost its military amid tension with Turkey. Greek government said on Monday it will be bolstering its military with new armament programs, a boost to military personnel and the development of the country's defence industry. The news comes as Greece is in a stand-off with neighbouring Turkey, leading to fears of open conflict between the two NATO allies. Ankara is facing off against Greece and Cyprus over oil and gas exploration rights in the eastern Mediterranean.&nbsp;Greece and Turkey have both deployed naval and air forces to assert their competing claims in the region.

Greek and the United Arab Emirates air and naval forces are continuing to participate in joint military exercises off the coast of Crete this week as Greece announced plans to boost its military amid tension with Turkey.
Greek government spokesman Stelios Petsas said on Monday Greece will be bolstering its military with new armament programs, a boost to military personnel and the development of the country's defence industry.
The news comes as Greece is in a stand-off with neighbouring Turkey, leading to fears of open conflict between the two NATO allies.
Ankara is facing off against Greece and Cyprus over oil and gas exploration rights in the eastern Mediterranean.
Greece and Turkey have both deployed naval and air forces to assert their competing claims in the region.
Last Saturday, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan warned Greece to enter talks over disputed eastern Mediterranean territorial claims or face the consequences.
Greece and Turkey have come to the brink of war three times since the mid-1970s, including once over exploration rights in the Aegean Sea.

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