UK sends warship to Guyana amid Venezuela tensions

Guyana President Irfaan Ali Schools Reporter on Carbon Emissions, Says Don’t Lecture Us| OneIndia

Guyanese President Irfaan Ali defended his country's approach to climate change amid plans for oil extraction. Ali asserted Guyana's significant forest cover, storing 19.5 gigatonnes of carbon. He challenged Shakur's questioning, accusing developed nations of hypocrisy and emphasizing the importance of preserving Guyana's forests. The exchange escalated, drawing attention to the complexities of climate policy and global responsibility. #IrfaanAli #Guyana #Guyaneseoil #StevenShakur #GuyanaOil #Worldnews #Politics #Oneindia #Oneindianews ~ED.103~ED.155~GR.123~

Haiti's Prime Minister Ariel Henry Resigns Amid Escalating Violence, Guyana’s President Confirms

Guyana's President confirms the resignation of Haiti's Prime Minister Ariel Henry amidst escalating crisis and gang violence. Stay updated with the latest developments from the emergency CARICOM summit addressing Haiti's turmoil. #Haiti #HaitiViolence #HaitiPM #ArielHenry #ArielHenryHaiti #PMHenry #TensionsinHaiti #Guyana #CARICOM #JimmyBarbecueCherizier #Oneindia ~PR.274~ED.101~GR.121~HT.96~

UK Navy Thwarts Houthi Missile Attack on Merchant Vessel, HMS Diamond Responds| OneIndia News

The HMS Diamond, a UK warship, intercepted a ballistic missile launched by Houthi rebels in Yemen, marking the Royal Navy's first such interception since the Gulf War. Deployed in the Gulf of Aden to protect a commercial vessel, the Type 45 destroyer used advanced Sea Viper missile interceptors. The targeted ship, MV Yorktown, was unharmed. This highlights escalating tensions in the region, with Houthi rebels employing Iranian-origin missiles and drones #HMSDiamond #UKWarship #HouthiRebels #GulfWar #GulfofAden #IsraelGaza #Gazawar #Worldnews #Oneinda #Oneindianews ~PR.320~ED.155~

Argentina Protests: Massive protests over education cuts under new President Milei | Oneindia

According to protest organisers, hundreds of thousands of Argentines flooded the streets to express their outrage over cuts to higher public education under the newly elected President Javier Milei. Students, professors, parents, and alumni from the country's 57 state-run universities rallied together on Tuesday, uniting in defence of free public university education amidst the economic turmoil plaguing South America. Joined by labour unions, opposition parties, and private universities, the demonstrations spread from Buenos Aires to major cities like Cordoba, marking one of the largest protests against the austerity measures implemented since Milei assumed office in December. While police estimated around 100,000 participants in the capital alone, organisers claimed the number soared closer to half-a-million, effectively paralysing the city centre for hours. #ArgentinaProtests #EducationCuts #PresidentMilei #ArgentinaEducation #Protests #HigherEducation #PublicEducation #BudgetCuts #EducationReform #StudentProtests ~HT.178~PR.152~ED.194~GR.123~

Macron says EU-South America trade deal 'outdate,' calls for new one