India announces ban on wheat exports
India announces ban on wheat exports
On the evening of July 11, local time, in order to control the rise in commodity prices in the country's domestic market and ensure sufficient domestic food supply, the Indian government announced an immediate ban on wheat exports. , will be able to continue to receive wheat exports from India
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The Indian Army offers a number of Chinese courses, with reference to international standard tests
According to a report by Latin American News Agency in New Delhi on July 10, the Press Trust of India said that the Indian army has taken several measures to improve its Mandarin skills so that lower and upper commanders can interact with Chinese military personnel if necessary.
The source said that several Mandarin courses are now being taught in speech schools in the Northern Command, Eastern Command and Central Command of the Indian Army, and the Chinese proficiency test for trained Indian army personnel is being tested in private institutions. The content refers to international standards.
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Russia says it will take tough measures or cause a devastating blow to Lithuania
According to Russian media, in accordance with the fourth round of EU sanctions against Russia, the import ban on goods such as cement and alcohol in Russia will take effect on the 10th.
These goods will not be able to be transported to Kaliningrad, Russia through EU member states such as Lithuania, after Russia warned that it would take tough measures against Lithuania and the EU.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Lithuania said on June 20 that according to EU sanctions against Russia, the shipment of sanctioned products to Kaliningrad will be prohibited.
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Zakharova said on July 8 that Russia is continuing its dialogue with the European Commission and Lithuania on the Kaliningrad issue, and the European side has promised to end the issue soon.
The governor of Russia's Kaliningrad region has submitted draft measures to deal with Lithuania's blockade, saying some of the measures "could be devastating to Lithuania"
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Man set on toilet paper to burn thousands of acres of land
Man set on toilet paper burns thousands of acres
On the 12th, a pipeline fire broke out in Arizona, USA, burning more than 5,000 acres of land, and the smoke spread over half of the United States
The local prosecutor said: The fire was caused by a man who handed over to Matthew Reese to ignite toilet paper. After the fire spread, it tripled in one day, and the control rate was zero. As of the 13th local time, about 270 firefighters were involved. Fire fighting was carried out and hundreds of residents were evacuated.
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