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An Indian court has ordered the release of two leaders of India’s Cockroach movement who were jailed last week amid a mounting state crackdown on youth-led protests.
The two leaders of the Cockroach Janta party (CJP) movement, Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka, had spent a week in Delhi’s Tihar jail after being arrested by Delhi police last week.
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- Norway bars deals with 33 more Russian financial institutions—and 22 more from India to Nigeria
Norway bars deals with 33 more Russian financial institutions—and 22 more from India to Nigeria
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Norway has put into force a new round of sanctions against Russia that hits banks, listed oil refineries, ports, airports, and suppliers of Russia’s military industry, the Norwegian Foreign Ministry announced. The rules mirror the EU’s 21st sanctions package, which Brussels adopted in July.
The EU’s 22nd package, adopted on 12 October, is principally a list of names, while the 21st brought significant new measures, lawyers noted. Among them are new tools against the shadow fleet, the tankers with murky ownership that Russia uses to move oil around sanctions. That fleet also sails along Norway’s coast, and a new Norwegian Coastal Administration report found that it poses a growing threat to security and the environment there.
Banks, refineries, and Sheremetyevo
Norway is not an EU member, but it has joined every EU sanctions package against Russia, with a few exceptions and national adjustments. Oslo backed this one politically on 11 August, and the rules took effect on 21 October. Part of the package was already in force. It placed travel restrictions and asset freezes on 48 people and asset freezes on 168 entities, and it listed 41 shadow fleet vessels on 14 August.
Norway’s transaction ban now covers 33 more Russian credit and financial institutions. A separate ban covers 22 more abroad, including in India, Mongolia, Nigeria, and the UAE.
Another transaction ban reaches listed refineries in Russia and third countries that process Russian oil or help dodge sanctions. A Georgian refinery joins that list on 25 January 2027. The same ban adds two Russian ports and four Russian airports, including Moscow’s Sheremetyevo.
Drone gear and the shadow fleet
Export curbs on dual-use goods now cover 51 new entities that back Russia’s military industry. Some are in China, including Hong Kong, and others are in India, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Türkiye, and the UAE. The banned-exports list adds nickel and beryllium powder, along with drone gear such as jamming and interception systems, launchers, and servo motors.
Oslo can now also list ships that service sanctioned shadow fleet tankers or swap cargo with them at sea. Elsewhere in Europe, France’s navy and UK forces have boarded sanctioned shadow fleet tankers this year.
Vídeo: Motorista avança com SUV e causa pânico em multidão na Índia
Um motorista provocou momentos de pânico ao realizar manobras perigosas com um SUV em meio à multidão durante as festividades de Durga Puja, na noite desta terça-feira (20), em Salempur, na Índia.
O vídeo mostra o veículo circulando de forma imprudente entre os participantes da celebração, obrigando famílias e crianças a correr para escapar.
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A movimentação provocou uma correria generalizada, e várias pessoas sofreram ferimentos leves enquanto tentavam se afastar do veículo.
O episódio aconteceu em uma área de festividades que estava movimentada no momento da ocorrência.
Segundo as informações divulgadas, as autoridades registraram uma ocorrência contra o proprietário do SUV e iniciaram buscas para localizar o motorista.
A polícia investiga o caso e informou que pretende adotar as medidas legais cabíveis.
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