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  What inflamed the far-right riots in Britain? | Explained Published  - August 20, 2024 08:30 am By  M.k.karikalsozhan   Blog  Reporter The recent far-right riots in Britain have sparked significant concern and debate, prompting many to ask: *What inflamed the far-right riots in Britain?* | Explained, this wave of unrest is not a new phenomenon but a continuation of urban rioting that Britain has witnessed over the years. To fully understand the reasons behind these riots and their implications, it is essential to delve into the factors that ignited them, the role social media played, and whether there has been a demographic shift among the rioters.  The Historical Context: A Pattern of Urban Rioting The question *What inflamed the far-right riots in Britain?* | Explained can be partly answered by looking at the historical context. Urban rioting in Britain is not unprecedented, with significant incidents occurring in previous decades. For e...

  Saudi Arabia Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman at Risk of  Assassination for Mending Ties with Israel? Report Says… By  M.k.karikalsozhan   Blog  Reporter Published 16 Aug 2024, 09:54 AM Saudi Arabia Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is reportedly at risk of assassination for mending ties with Israel. According to a recent report by Politico, the Saudi royal has expressed fears that his life could be in danger due to his efforts to normalise relations with Israel. This revelation comes amid Saudi Arabia's efforts to re-balance its troubled ties with Israel, particularly in the context of the ongoing war in Gaza. The Crown Prince, who has emerged as a key figure in the Middle East, is navigating a complex and perilous political landscape as he seeks to establish a grand bargain that would see Saudi Arabia and Israel officially normalise relations.  A Historical Shift in Saudi-Israeli Relations Saudi Arabia Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman at r...

                                                                   MeToo movement   By  M.k.karikalsozhan    Blog  Reporter       The #MeToo movement is a global social movement and awareness campaign that highlights issues of sexual abuse, harassment, and rape culture. It encourages individuals, especially survivors, to share their experiences, thereby shedding light on the widespread nature of sexual violence. The movement began in 2006 when activist Tarana Burke first used the phrase "Me Too" on Myspace to support survivors of sexual violence, particularly young women of colour. However, it wasn't until 2017 that #MeToo gained international prominence after a wave of sexual abuse allegations against Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein came to light. The hashtag went vi...

  Ukraine’s incursion into Russia poses a ‘real dilemma’ for Putin: Prez Biden Updated: August 14, 2024 06:49  By M.k.karikalsozhan  blog reporter The incursion is believed to be part of a broader strategy by Ukraine to pressure Russia into reallocating its troops from Ukraine to defend its own territory.

  See what Google’s original office looked like when it started in Susan Wojcicki’s garage By M.k.karikalsozhan  blog Reporter August 11, 2024 at 5:21 AM GMT+5:30 Susan Wojcicki's old garage that she rented out to Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin in 1998. It seems there might be some confusion here. Susan Wojcicki, the former CEO of YouTube, has not passed away. The passage you shared highlights her significant role in Google's early history, particularly with Larry Page and Sergey Brin using her garage as their initial headquarters when they founded Google. If this was part of a hypothetical scenario or a story you were writing, I can certainly help with that. Otherwise, it's important to note that this information is inaccurate in the context of real events. The Origins of Google: A Look Back at the Garage That Started It All Google's meteoric rise from a small startup to one of the most influential companies in the world is well-document...

  Brazilian plane crash outside São Paulo kills 61, says airline Updated 12:00 AM EDT,  Sat August 10, 2024 By M.k.karikalsozhan  Blog Reporter A passenger plane with 61 individuals on board tragically crashed outside São Paulo on Friday afternoon, resulting in the deaths of all passengers and crew, as confirmed by the airline Voepass. Footage widely shared on social media captured the harrowing descent of the aircraft and the wreckage engulfed in flames upon impact. In a statement, Voepass expressed deep sorrow, confirming that all 61 people aboard flight 2283 perished in the crash. The revised death toll was updated from an initial report of 62 casualties. The flight carried 57 passengers along with four crew members. According to the airline, all passengers possessed Brazilian identification, although it remains uncertain if any held dual citizenship. Flight tracking data revealed that the ATR 72-500, a twin-engine turboprop aircraft, plummeted 17,000 feet...

  Bangladesh Crisis: India Brings Back Families Of Diplomats As Violence Escalates In Dha ka Updated at : 07 Aug 2024 12:09 PM By M.k.karikalsozhan  Blog  Reporter                                                           LIVE                                                                                                                                         The Indian High Commission in Dhaka, along with its Assistant High Commissions in Chittagong, Rajshahi, Khulna, and Sylhet, rem...