Midhat Fatimah
Journalist at Freelance
Digital Correspondent at Deutsche Welle (DW)
Journalist @dwnews | @TRF Grantee | Words in @Fairplanet, @TheWire, @TheIndianExpress @Outlook @ReligionMag @TCNLive | Views are personal |
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05/30/2025May 30, 2025The convention initiated by Beijing was signed by more than 30 developing countries, signaling China's growing influence in the Global South. https://p.dw.com/p/4vAr7China on Friday signed a convention forming a global mediation-based dispute resolution organization in Hong Kong, seeking to grow it in status similar to bodies such as the International Court of Justice (ICJ).
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dw.com | Midhat Fatimah
05/30/2025May 30, 2025China has reached an agreement to resume imports of Japanese seafood that were halted over Fukushima water discharge. https://p.dw.com/p/4vA07China has agreed to resume the import of seafood from Japan after a two-year ban over the discharge of wastewater from the damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant into the sea, Tokyo said on Friday. What do we know about the deal between China and Japan?
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05/29/2025May 29, 2025Federal appeals court reinstates Trump tariffs, for nowA federal appeals court reinstated the Trump administration's sweeping tariffs on Thursday afternoon, a day after a trade court had block them and ruled that the president had overstepped his authority.
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05/29/2025May 29, 2025If the mission succeeds, it will make China the third country to fetch the asteroid rocks. https://p.dw.com/p/4v4ViChina on Thursday launched its first space mission to retrieve samples from a nearby asteroid and conduct research back home, the Xinhua state news agency reported. A successful completion of the mission could make China, a fast-growing space power, the third nation to get hold of the pristine asteroid rocks. What do we know about the mission?
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05/29/2025May 29, 2025The billionaire's departure comes afer he criticized a major spending bill. But the so-called DOGE and its efforts to restructure and shrink the federal government seem likely to remain. https://p.dw.com/p/4v4aFElon Musk, who has led a department tasked with cutting government inefficiency, announced late Wednesday that his time as a government employee is ending.
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Has the changed political environment and aggressive targeting of international students under Donald Trump forced many Indian students to reconsider studying in the US? My latest for DW. https://t.co/CDrJH4o5ep
My latest.
Donald Trump's USAID crackdown has led to the shutdown of crucial programs for vulnerable communities in India, resulting in significant job losses and reduced access to essential health care services. Our report from New Delhi: https://t.co/PIKqJJIzbU https://t.co/FhA6zlJaRL
Chuffed to be a part of the Open Climate Reporting Initiative!
DataLEADS & @cijournalism are enthralled to introduce the stellar group of south-asian journalists joining us as part of the 'Open Climate Reporting Initiative'. @worthwords01, @MidhatFatimah, @jeffjosephpaul, Basant Pratap Singh #OCRI2024 #ClimateCoach #ClimateReporting https://t.co/DtAyafFfPL
