Nick Pickles, a senior manager at X's London office before being appointed as the Vice President of Global Affairs, has left the company after over 10 years. This news comes after X's head of business operations, Joe Benarroch, also quit in June. Pickles has been noted for his role as the company's spokesperson in high-profile battles with various governments, such as Brazil, which recently suspended access to the social network.
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In a highly anticipated news conference, President Biden addresses concerns about his fitness for office. Meanwhile, a new UN report predicts that the Earth's population will reach its peak in the near future. As Climate Change remains a pressing issue, the impact of a projected population increase will surely have far-reaching consequences.
ABC News anchor George Stephanopoulos is under fire after being caught on camera making a disparaging remark about President Joe Biden's ability to serve four more years. The exchange, captured by TMZ, has sparked widespread criticism and questions about Stephanopoulos' impartiality as a journalist. This comes just weeks after Stephanopoulos secured the first TV interview with President Biden following his debate with former President Donald Trump, where challenging questions about Biden's fitness for office were raised. Stephanopoulos' background as a former White House communications adviser has only added fuel to the fire.
President Joe Biden sat down with ABC News' George Stephanopoulos for his first post-debate TV interview, addressing not only his performance against Donald Trump but also questions about his mental fitness. Biden pushed back against reports of his lapses becoming more common and emphasized his successes during his time in office, including his Middle East peace plan and economic growth. He also refuted notions that he is frail, declaring that he is still in good shape.
In a meeting between Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Hasina urged for an end to the Russia-Ukraine war while the Ukrainian side expressed appreciation for Bangladesh's support for Ukrainian initiatives. However, the Ukrainian president's office released a statement attempting to create confusion, while the state news agency of Bangladesh published a propaganda report that harshly criticizes Russia and its president. The meeting also discussed potential cooperation in trade and economics, and Ukraine's efforts to establish an alternative "grain corridor" in the Black Sea.
The Supreme Court chastised the Presiding Officer responsible for conducting the Chandigarh Mayoral election for defacing the ballot papers, calling it a "mockery of democracy" and "murder of democracy." The CJI, appalled by his conduct, remarked that he should be prosecuted for his actions. In light of the controversy surrounding the election, the court ordered the sequestration of all records and directed fresh elections under the supervision of a retired High Court Judge.
The Supreme Court has come down heavily on the returning officer appointed for the Chandigarh mayoral polls, after the AAP and Congress challenged the results. AAP Rajya Sabha MP Sandeep Pathak believes the top court's observation has restored and reinforced the people's faith in the judiciary. This comes after the parties raised concerns about the election process and alleged that it was not in line with prescribed norms and rules. Pathak also believes that the outcome of the polls is now clear, with the AAP and Congress together having more votes than the BJP.
The Supreme Court has summoned the returning officer Anil Masih to explain his conduct in the Chandigarh mayoral polls, where he is accused of defacing ballots. The court has ordered for the election records to be sequestered and handed over to the Punjab and Haryana High Court for safekeeping. The court has also deferred the ensuing meeting of the Chandigarh Municipal Corporation, pending further orders. A plea was filed against the High Court's refusal to stay the poll results, where the candidate accused the presiding officer of fraud and forgery in the counting process.