Global Developments: US Panel Calls for Cancellation of Bhagwat's Visa
While a US advisory board requested the cancellation of RSS leader Bhagwat's visa, Ratko Mladić passed away, and floods claimed lives in Nepal and Tibet.
A US advisory board on religious freedom has demanded the cancellation of the visa of RSS leader Mohan Bhagwat, who is in New York for an event. In the same period, numerous prominent international and regional developments took place around the world.
Visa Call for RSS Leader Bhagwat
A religious freedom advisory body established by the US Congress has asked the administration to cancel the visa of RSS leader Mohan Bhagwat, who is in New York as part of a three-nation tour.
It is stated that the planned event was designed as a peer-to-peer gathering bringing together people from different faiths and cultures.
Ratko Mladić Passes Away
In an announcement made by a United Nations official on Thursday, it was reported that Ratko Mladić, convicted of genocide for the 1995 massacre, has died.
Mladić was held responsible for the slaughter of at least 8,000 Muslims in the safe area in Bosnia.
Flood Disaster in Nepal and Tibet
Due to a sudden flash flood in the Tibet-origin Bhote Koshi River on Wednesday, numerous people went missing in the Nepal and Tibet region, and it was confirmed that at least 389 people lost their lives.
It was reported that floodwaters swallowed many areas in the Rasuwa, Nuwakot, and Dhading districts.
Other International Developments
The European Medicines Agency announced on Thursday that a shortage is occurring in an injectable medication used for the treatment of schizophrenia due to manufacturing issues.
The North Korean Foreign Ministry criticized the US decision to approve a missile sale to South Korea, while Iran and Oman reached an agreement regarding Strait of Hormuz revenues.