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After climber Elnaz Rekabi, who raised controversy by climbing in an international competition sans a headscarf, returned home to applauding supporters, an Iranian female boxer in exile argued that street rallies are not a smart approach for opposing Iran's regime.Three years ago in France, Sadaf Khadem became the first Iranian woman to compete in an official boxing competition, and she hoped to pave the way in the Islamic Republic. She cancelled her trip back home though after a warrant for her arrest was issued. The 27-year-old has recently relocated to western France, where she has started her own clothes line and is studying business.Rekabi, who has repeated remarks to state media that she climbed without a hijab accidently, has drawn criticism, according to Khadem, who claimed to have been following the situation."Given how strong the Iranian government is, I disagree with the strategy of street protests. They kill and arrest people every day. I worry for their safety. Kh...

On the surface, Liz Truss's tenure as prime minister of the UK appears to be coming to an end. She had to abandon her whole economic strategy plan, fire her buddy and finance minister Kwasi Kwarteng, and watch as her popularity ratings fell to all-time lows.She is being plotted against by Conservative Party lawmakers, and on Tuesday, she looked to lose the support of two important Tory-leaning publications. The main issue is that Tory MPs are currently completely split on who should be in charge. There is no reliable succession plan, according to one MP. It's a similar dynamic to that of her predecessor, Boris Johnson, who remained in office well after there seemed to be widespread agreement that he should go down. There was still no agreement when Johnson ultimately resigned in July, and the party is now desperate to avert another contentious, drawn-out leadership race similar to the one that occurred after his resignation. If an unchallenged successor is crowned, some MPs are...

New Delhi:  Congressman Jairam Ramesh supported Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday for designating seasoned leader Mallikarjun Kharge as the new Congress president before the results of the party election were made public. Mr. Ramesh criticised "erroneous media reporting" regarding Mr. Gandhi's comment, saying that the voting direction was obvious at the time the comment was made during the news conference. "What my function will be will be decided by the future president. Speak with Kharge and Sonia, "When asked about his position inside the party, Rahul Gandhi responded. The remarks were delivered by Rahul Gandhi during a press conference at around 1:30 pm, when the counting was taking place. Rahul Gandhi led the party's "Bharat Jodo Yatra" into Andhra Pradesh. Results weren't announced until after 2:00 PM. Regarding what the next president will do while serving as the party's public face, Rahul Gandhi stated, "I can't comment on the role...

A child's amazement and innocence are unparalleled! We are overjoyed just to experience the world through their little eyes. Every time they attempt to convey a feeling of delight or an outburst of rage, we can't help but swoon over how adorable they appear. Whatever they do, they always manage to seem too adorable for us to handle. Recently, we came across a video of a toddler having a tantrum that has gone viral because it is so adorable and lovely! In Madhya Pradesh, a 3-year-old boy got upset with his mother for taking his candy, and what he did next was both amusing and precious. The young child eventually called the police to complain! It's true what you just read! The small boy requested that his father take him to the police so that he could make a formal complaint about his mother's lack of discretion. The father even took the kid to a police officer to calm him down. The father made the decision to capture the entire episode on tape, and the video has now gone...