10:25Rhodes Naval Base in Ceiba and speaking with military officers.
10:30This comes as the U.S. plans to launch a new phase of Venezuela-related operations in the coming days.
10:37Meanwhile, a show of force was displayed at the former Roosevelt Rhodes Naval Base in Puerto Rico.
10:42The United States has been carrying out lethal strikes on drug cartel boats.
10:48They allege that boats carrying narcotics are moving along non-trafficking route in international waters.
10:54With Mahashweta Lala, Bureau Report, India Today.
10:57U.S. President Donald Trump has begun the process of designating certain Muslim Brotherhood chapters as well
11:10as foreign terrorist organizations and specially designated global terrorists.
11:14This would bring sanctions against one of the Arab world's oldest and most influential Islamist movements.
11:21Trump had signed an executive order directing Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Treasury Secretary Scott Besant
11:28to submit a report on whether to designate any Muslim Brotherhood chapters such as those in Lebanon, Egypt and Jordan.
11:35It orders the Secretary to move forward with any designations within 45 days of the report.
11:40The Trump administration has accused Muslim Brotherhood factions in those countries of supporting or encouraging violent attacks against Israel and U.S. partners
11:50or of providing material support to Palestinian militant group Hamas.
12:00Australia's Senate has suspended far-right Senator Pauline Hanson for seven sitting days after she entered Parliament wearing a burka,
12:08a move widely condemned as a political stunt, a move widely condemned as a political stunt aimed at bolstering her campaign to ban full face coverings.
12:16Here's the report.
12:21Australia's Senate suspended far-right Senator Pauline Hanson for seven sitting days after she wore a burka to Parliament.
12:31Hanson wore the burka as a political prop in her campaign to ban the Muslim attire in public.
12:36Hanson wore the garment shortly after she was denied permission to introduce a bill that would outlaw burkas and other full face coverings in public places in Australia.
12:49The move sparked condemnation from lawmakers leading to a suspension for seven sitting days.
12:54What else would I be talking about, Deputy President, because if this is about the dress code, she is disrespecting her faith.
13:04She is disrespecting the Muslims out there, Muslim Australians.
13:08It's absolutely unconstitutional.
13:10This needs to be dealt with immediately before we proceed.
13:14It's disgraceful.
13:18It is a shame.
13:21Thank you, President.
13:22I move that Senator Hanson be suspended for the Senate for seven sitting days.
13:26So the question is, the motion is moved by Senator Wong be agreed to.
13:29Those of that opinion say aye.
13:31Aye.
13:32Against?
13:33No.
13:34I believe the ayes have it.
13:36This is Hanson's second time wearing a burka as a political prop to push for its national ban.
13:42But Hanson remains defiant.
13:44My position on banning the burka, and I still stand strong by that, if they really believed in what they were saying, they didn't want to ban the burka, yet they denied me the right to wear it on the floor of parliament.
13:58There is no dress code on the floor of parliament, yet I'm not allowed to wear it.
14:03So, to me, it's been hypocritical.
14:08Australia too have been critical for Hanson's political prop.
14:11I think she's a dreadful woman.
14:15She's always tapping into the worst things that Australians can do, and she's just an exhibitionist.
14:28And as far as that stunt she pulled yesterday, I just think it's terrible, and I hope a lot of other people do too.
14:38Hanson, a senator for Queensland, first rose to prominence in the 1990s because of a strident opposition to immigration from Asia and to asylum seekers.
14:50And has long campaigned against Islamic clothing during her parliamentary career.
14:57Hanson's one-nation party has four seats in the Senate, gaining two in May's general election amid rising support for far-right anti-immigration policies.
15:09With Mahashwet Alala, Bureau Report, India Today.
15:16She'll be right, mate.
15:18A day after a suicide attack at the paramilitary force headquarters in Peshawar left six dead, Pakistan bombed several areas in Afghanistan, killing ten people, including nine children.
15:30The resurgence of hostilities amid a fragile ceasefire has ignited concerns of another round of conflict between the two warring nations.
15:37Taliban said the midnight strike by Pakistan in the Gurubuz district or Khors province targeted the house of a civilian.
15:46Airstrikes were also carried out in Qunar and Pakhtika.
15:49The outfit Jamaat-ul-Ahrar or JUA, which comprises soldiers from Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan, has reportedly claimed responsibility for the attack.
15:58Pakistan labelled the attack a foiled terrorist plot.
16:03The incident comes less than two weeks after TTP-linked militants carried out a suicide bombing near an Islamabad court, leaving twelve dead.
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