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Erdogan calls Netanyahu a “terrorist” and Israel a “Terrorist state”

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Killing of 17 Palestinians in Gaza by Israeli forces on “Land Day” on Friday has triggered tension between Israel and Turkey. The Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has accused Israel’s PM Benjamin Netanyahu of being “a terrorist” after he rejected Ankara’s alleged “moral lessons”.

Reacting to Netanyahu’s response to his criticism, Erdogan said, “Hey Netanyahu! You are an occupier. And it is as an occupier that are you are on those lands. At the same time, you are a terrorist.”

While addressing a televised speech in Adana, southern Turkey on Sunday evening, Erdogan said, “What you do to the oppressed Palestinians will be part of history and we will never forget it. The Israeli people are uncomfortable with what you’re doing”.

While addressing his Justice and Development Party (AK Party) in Adan province, Erdogan said, “He says our soldiers are oppressing people in Afrin. Netanyahu, you are very weak, very poor. We are dealing with terrorists, but you are not. Because you are a terror state.”

Netanyahu, in one of his twitter post, said on Saturday, “The most moral army in the world will not be lectured to on morality from someone who for years has been bombing civilians indiscriminately”. He had criticized Erodgan earlier by calling him someone who “bombs Kurdish villagers.”

Erdogan’s comments came at a time when Israeli PM has, on Saturday, praised his troops for “guarding the country’s borders” and allowing “Israeli citizens to celebrate the [Passover] holiday peacefully”. He further said, “Well done to our soldiers”.

Several countries and rights groups have denounced the shooting of the Palestinian protesters, who were demonstrating in thousands along Gaza’s eastern border on Friday. Moreover, 1500 protesters were wounded when Israeli forces opened ammunition at protesters, used tear gas shells, rubber-coated steel bullets.

On Saturday, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan while addressing in Istanbul, said, “I strongly condemn the Israeli government over its inhumane attack”.

Meanwhile, UK’s opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn described the Israeli army’s use of force as “appalling” saying that “The UK government must make its voice heard on the urgency of a genuine settlement for peace and justice.”

Jordan and Qatar had also condemned the Israeli act. However US blocked the issuing of the UNSC statement that condemned Israel’s use of force. Not only that, US representative at UN, Walter Miller said “bad actors” were using the “protests as a cover to incite violence” and “endanger innocent lives.”

US echoed the Israel’s stance towards Friday demonstration, which blamed resistance group “Hamas” that governs the Gaza Strip, for the killings saying they used “violent riots to camouflage terror”.

UN and EU have demanded for independent probe into the use of live ammunition against Palestinians by the Israeli forces.

Meanwhile Tehran based Press TV reports on Monday that Palestinians have protested for the third day as part of the annual “March of Return” to commemorate Land Day, braving Israeli tanks and snipers.

The report further confirmed that at least 50 people were injured on Sunday as Israeli forces shot at Palestinian protesters in the city of Jabalia and some other areas in Gaza Strip. Several protesters suffered suffocation due to inhaling teargas.

Press TV reports that clashes have been ongoing since Friday when tens of thousands of Palestinians began a six-week march near the fence to demand their right to return their family homes in what is now called Israel.

Every year Palestinians observe Land Day on March 30 for commemorating the events on this day in 1976. In response to the Israeli government’s planned expropriation on Arab-owned land in northern Israel. Palestinian leaders called for a day of general strikes and protests against the confiscation of their lands.

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns amid affair scandal, Colette Kress takes over

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has resigned amid an affair-related controversy. The company’s CFO, Colette Kress, will serve as interim CEO while the board looks for a permanent successor.

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has resigned from his position, marking a major leadership change at the world’s leading artificial intelligence chipmaker. The company’s board has appointed Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress as interim CEO while it begins the process of finding a permanent successor.

The development comes amid controversy surrounding reports of Huang’s alleged extramarital relationships, including one involving a Chinese businesswoman suspected by US authorities of having links to espionage activities.

Huang’s departure comes after more than three decades at the helm of Nvidia, the company he co-founded in 1993. His leadership helped transform the business from a graphics chip manufacturer into a dominant supplier of processors powering the global artificial intelligence industry.

Colette Kress appointed interim Nvidia CEO

Following Huang’s resignation, Nvidia’s board appointed Colette Kress as interim chief executive officer.

Kress, who has served as Nvidia’s executive vice president and CFO since September 2013, will continue to hold the finance portfolio alongside her interim leadership responsibilities until a permanent successor is appointed.

Before joining Nvidia, she spent nearly 25 years working in finance roles at major technology companies, including Cisco and Microsoft.

The board has said it will consider both internal and external candidates as part of its search for a permanent CEO.

Nvidia has also appointed Harvey C. Jones as the company’s first-ever chairman of the board.

Affair controversy surrounding Jensen Huang

Huang’s resignation follows a series of reports about alleged extramarital relationships that have raised questions about his position at the company.

One of the controversies involves Alice Huang, a Chinese businesswoman whom US intelligence agencies reportedly suspect of involvement in facilitating shipments of Nvidia chips to Chinese companies.

Another report alleged that Huang had a relationship with Kimberly Powell, Nvidia’s vice president of healthcare, who reportedly worked under him.

Huang had earlier acknowledged being unfaithful to his wife in a message to Nvidia employees, taking responsibility for his actions and apologising to his family and colleagues.

The company’s board had also initiated an independent investigation into whether Huang had been targeted as part of a foreign intelligence operation.

Jensen Huang’s departure marks a major change for Nvidia

Huang co-founded Nvidia in 1993 alongside Curtis Priem and Chris Malachowsky. Under his leadership, the company evolved from a graphics processing unit manufacturer primarily associated with gaming into a central player in the global AI industry.

Nvidia’s processors have become critical to companies developing and operating artificial intelligence systems, making the company one of the most influential businesses in the technology sector.

His departure also comes at a crucial time for Nvidia, with investors closely watching the company’s leadership transition and its ability to maintain its position in the rapidly expanding AI market.

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India, Canada discuss trade pact to boost bilateral commerce

India and Canada discussed advancing negotiations on a proposed Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement aimed at expanding trade, investment and market access between the two countries.

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India and Canada discussed advancing negotiations on a proposed trade agreement as the two countries seek to strengthen their economic and commercial ties.

Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal met Canada’s Minister of International Trade Maninder Sidhu, who is leading a Canadian delegation to India. The discussions focused on advancing negotiations for the proposed India-Canada Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA).

The proposed pact is aimed at creating greater market access and opening up new opportunities for trade and investment between the two countries.

India-Canada CEPA talks

Both sides discussed the importance of a balanced and mutually beneficial agreement that can make use of the complementary strengths of the two economies.

The discussions also focused on deepening commercial engagement and creating new opportunities for businesses in both countries.

Goyal said the two sides reaffirmed their commitment to taking the India-Canada economic partnership to a higher level, with CEPA serving as a catalyst for deeper commercial engagement.

India and Canada are working towards concluding the CEPA negotiations by the end of 2026.

India-Canada trade

The proposed CEPA is aimed at improving market access and creating opportunities across sectors while strengthening the broader economic relationship between India and Canada.

The agreement is expected to provide greater opportunities for businesses in both countries and support deeper trade and investment ties.

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White House put on temporary lockdown after car crashes into signpost

The White House was temporarily placed under lockdown after a car crashed into a signpost near Lafayette Square in Washington, DC. The driver was detained after a confrontation with security personnel.

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The White House was placed under a temporary lockdown on Monday after a car crashed into a signpost at Lafayette Square near the presidential residence in Washington, DC.

The incident triggered a security response in the area, with the US Secret Service directing members of the White House press corps to move indoors and remain there temporarily.

Driver detained after confrontation with security personnel

The driver was detained following a confrontation with Secret Service officers and National Guard personnel, according to reports.

Video footage showed a silver sedan on the paved area at the northern end of Lafayette Square after striking a signpost. Smoke was also seen coming from the vehicle.

Authorities had not immediately disclosed the driver’s identity or established what led to the crash.

White House security restrictions imposed

The security response prompted temporary restrictions around the White House. The incident occurred at Lafayette Square, which is directly across Pennsylvania Avenue from the presidential complex.

At around 10 am local time, Secret Service personnel instructed White House journalists to move indoors while security personnel dealt with the incident.

The White House was under the security restriction while President Donald Trump was at the premises, according to reports.

Motive behind crash remains unclear

It was not immediately known whether the crash was accidental or deliberate. Authorities had also not immediately confirmed whether anyone was injured.

The circumstances surrounding the incident, including the driver’s identity and possible motive, remained under investigation.

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