#Bahrain top 10 schools

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Choosing the right school for your child is a crucial choice. Bahrain offers a scope of phenomenal educational institutions. Here are the top 10 schools in Bahrain that stand apart for their academic greatness, extracurricular exercises, and nurturing conditions.

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CAN'T CONTROL IT

pairing: Franco Colapinto x Fem! Driver! Reader

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just something a little short and sweet for franco colapinto. also i think the can't control their mouth and can't control their face would suit him well?! idk bro

The F1 social media team had a new favorite hobby: catching YN's reactions to everything Franco Colapinto did.

It started during pre-season testing in Bahrain. Franco, fresh in his Williams racing suit, had spun on his installation lap – a rookie mistake that had the paddock chuckling. The TV director, whether by instinct or divine intervention, cut immediately to YN in the Alpine garage.

Her expression was poetry in motion: eyes rolling skyward, lips pressed together to suppress a smile, followed by a head shake that somehow conveyed both "I can't believe this" and "that's my idiot" in one fluid movement.

The clip went viral within hours.

"Have you seen this?" Franco bounded into the Alpine hospitality area, phone already extended. "'Every Time YN Dies Inside Watching Franco Colapinto: Testing Edition' – they even put sad violin music over your faces!"

YN didn't need to look. She'd already seen the compilation – a masterfully edited collection of her various reactions to Franco's testing adventures. Her personal favorite was the slow-motion zoom on her face when he'd described his first F1 car as "spicy."

"I'm starting to think you do these things on purpose," she muttered, but her treacherous face was already softening at his enthusiasm.

"Maybe I just like seeing your reactions," he winked, dropping into the seat beside her. "Remember in F3 when you said your face wasn't that expressive?"

"Remember in F2 when you said you'd learned to think before speaking?"

His laugh echoed through the hospitality area. "Some things never change, no?"

The Australian GP brought new material for the ever-growing collection of "YN Can't Control Her Face" content. As Alpine's reserve driver, she was in the garage when Franco scored his first F1 points – a remarkable P8 in a chaotic race.

His radio message was pure, unfiltered Franco: "P8! P8! YN, are you watching? Better than that time in F2 when you said I'd never score points because I was too busy talking!"

The cameras found her instantly: pride blooming across her features before she could school them into professional neutrality.

"Every time they show your face, the comments explode," Esteban teased later. "I think you've got more screen time than some of the actual drivers."

YN groaned. "Don't remind me. Someone made a TikTok trend out of my different 'Franco Reactions.'"

"At least you're not 'Can't Control His Mouth' Colapinto," Pierre chimed in. "Did you hear him in the press pen? He spent five minutes explaining how you once bet him he couldn't qualify top 10 without talking on team radio."

"Did he mention he lost that bet?"

"No, but your face when they asked you about it said everything."

Monaco was where things reached new heights. Franco, running in P6 during practice, had been providing commentary that somehow always circled back to YN:

"YN's watching, no? Tell her this is how you take the hairpin properly—" Franco spoke through team radio confidently before scraping through the hairpin.  "Ah. Maybe not like that."

The camera cuts to YN's perfect face-palm, followed by a head shake that somehow conveyed both "I knew it" and "why am I even surprised" in one swift motion.

The resulting clip went viral on Tiktok and became F1's most-watched social media post of the weekend.

"You know what I think?" Franco asked one evening, as they shared takeaway in the quiet of the paddock after everyone else had left. The cameras were finally off, but YN's face was as expressive as ever in the dim light.

"That's a dangerous start to any conversation with you."

He grinned, nudging her shoulder. "I think you like that I can't control my mouth."

"And what makes you say that?" she asked, trying and failing to keep her expression neutral.

"Because every time I talk about you, you make this face – like you're trying not to smile but can't help it. It's my favorite one."

"I do not have a special face for when you talk about me."

"Si, you do! You're making it right now!"

She threw a napkin at him, but her smile – soft and genuine and completely uncontrolled – gave her away.

The next day, during the drivers' briefing, Alex caught Franco staring at YN with an expression that mirrored all of hers – soft and fond and entirely unguarded.

The photo went viral with the caption: "Looks like neither of them can control anything anymore 💕"

[astonmartinii]

babysitter duty | max verstappen social media au

pairing: max verstappen x reader

an emergency meeting at red bull means max finally meets the horner family babysitter and chaos ensues

note: i will obviously not be using christian's real kids in this, this is a work of fiction. there will be no real pictures of his kids, neither will i use their real names (i actually have no clue what they are and cannot be bothered to google it lol)

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yourusername: last weekend before the eff won starts again i.e. my last weekend before my only friends are literal children

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yourbff bring the kids out me thinks

yourusername my boss literally follows this account dumbass

christianhorner do not take my children clubbing

yourusername YES SIR 🫡

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yourusername: wasn't raining in oxford for once so a picnic was only necessary

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yourbff they're so so precious

christianhorner who taught her that sign?

yourusername you did??? stop swearing so much in drive to survive sir

maxverstappen1 she's not wrong

christianhorner why are you here?

maxverstappen1

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maxverstappen1 best way to start the season and to end a ten year drought in Bahrain!! thank you to everyone in the garage and all the fans in the stands

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yourusername smashed it maxy

maxverstappen1 why thank you i'm blushing

user67 what. the. fuck. is that ^^^

themaxverstappenstan33 i am actually bamboozled

danielricciardo ignoring whatever meltdown is happening in these comments - congrats max !!

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f1wagsupdates this is y/n y/ln, she's a live-in babysitter for christian horner and more recently, she seems to be the one catching max verstappen's attention. as far as we know they first met after the top officials at red bull met for an emergency meeting at christian horner's home - we know she was present because she posted on her story with one of the kids baking during the meeting. since then she has been commenting on his posts and max posted a picture of him with a girl on his story in an outfit y/n has posted in before. do you think they're cute?

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yourusername someone fancies themselves a detective

user34 oof she gagged yall

hugsforcharles tbf she has a point, you guys are digging way too into all of it

lilacverstappen i know this is a gross invasion of privacy but i kinda think they're cute

user33 you're not wrong

maxverstappen1

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maxverstappen1 fuck u sherlock holmes i'll decide when i announce my relationship ... anyhow, you're cute, sorry christian but you're going to have to find a new babysitter

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yourusername I LOVE YOU MAXY but i love those kids more so looks like you're movign to oxford

maxverstappen1 i never agreed to that

yourusername say goodbye to the tax free life and say hello to crayons and picnics

christianhorner you'll have three very angry kids to deal with max, but aside from that, i'm very happy for the both of you

yourusername love you bossman

maxverstappen1 love you bossman

danielricciardo this is not usually how this plot line ends

landonorris STOP RIGHT THERE OLD MAN THIS IS A WHOLESOME POST

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yourusername add max moving into christian's house to ur f1 bingo cards - you can't take me away from these kids, they're kinda my only friends

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maxverstappen1 i've been here one day and i'm convinced @christianhorner ur kids are evil geniuses

yourusername obvs they are maxy, they're salty spice's kids

user46 omg she calls him salty spice as well

christianhorner don't make me regret giving you a room near mine

yourusername GET YOUR MIND OUT OF THE GUTTER CHRISTIAN... maybe invest in some ear plugs ;)

christianhorner consider this your eviction notice

note: bit of a random one lol but i had fun. i know people don't like christian (for good reason) but he's the one it worked with. ALSO my asks are open now !!! so ask away xx

[beardedmrbean]

BEIRUT (AP) — Hashem Safieddine, a strongman who rose through the ranks of the Iran-backed Lebanese militant group Hezbollah over decades to become the second-most powerful person within the organization, has died.

Safieddine, who was about 60, was killed in early October in a series of Israeli airstrikes in a southern suburb of Beirut that shook much of the Lebanese capital, part of Israel's campaign against Hezbollah. Israel said Tuesday that Safieddine had been killed in the strikes; Hezbollah confirmed the death Wednesday.

Safieddine's death came as he was widely expected to be elected the group's next leader after the death of Hassan Nasrallah, one of its founders.

Safieddine, Nasrallah's maternal cousin, had spent years preparing for the position — but the announcement was slow in coming following the Sept. 27 airstrike in the Beirut suburbs that killed Nasrallah, part of a series of blows dealt by Israel that had left Hezbollah in disarray.

A black-turbaned cleric with a thick gray beard who bore a strong resemblance to Nasrallah, Safieddine was known for defiant speeches in which he vowed that Hezbollah would keep fighting Israel no matter the price.

A familiar face in Lebanon and a leader with close ties to Iran, he was a member of the group’s decision-making Shura Council and its Jihad Council, which acts as its military command. He also headed its Executive Council, which runs schools and social programs.

Safieddine's death comes at a delicate time for Hezbollah. In the wake of its ally Hamas' Oct. 7 attack on Israel and Israel's ensuing offensive in Gaza, Hezbollah began firing rockets, drones and missiles at Israel — and they have exchanged fire regularly since.

But recent weeks have seen a significant escalation, as Israel carried out a series of strikes on top Hezbollah commanders and apparently blew up thousands of communication devices used by the group's members. It has since launched a ground invasion in Lebanon that it says aims to push Hezbollah militants back from the border.

Despite the lack of formal announcement following Nasrallah’s death, it was widely known that Safieddine was already in control and running the group’s affairs, though the official acting leader was his deputy, Naim Kassem.

It’s not clear who will end up taking Hezbollah’s top job now, especially since another leading candidate, Nabil Kaouk, was also killed in an Israeli strike hours after Nasrallah’s death.

Like Nasrallah, Safieddine held the title of sayyid, an honorific meant to signify the Shiite cleric’s lineage dating back to the Prophet Muhammad, the founder of Islam. Since its founding during Israel’s 1982 invasion of Lebanon, the Shiite Muslim Hezbollah has been led by a cleric.

During a funeral in a Beirut suburb last month for Hezbollah members who were killed in the exploding pagers attack, Safieddine vowed that Hezbollah would not bow down and would fight back.

“This aggression will definitely face its special punishment. This punishment is definitely coming,” Safieddine said.

During the ceremony, several walkie-talkies exploded wounding people nearby. Safieddine stayed at the funeral until the end, despite the new round of blasts.

Safieddine was close to Iran. His son, Rida, is married to Zeinab Soleimani, the daughter of Gen. Qassem Soleimani, head of Iran’s elite Quds Force, who was killed in a U.S. airstrike in Iraq in 2020.

Safieddine’s brother, Abdallah, is Hezbollah’s point man in Tehran, a crucial role in the organization given that Iran is its main backer, providing it with weapons and money.

In May 2017, the U.S. and some of its Arab allies, including Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, imposed sanctions on 10 top Hezbollah officials including Nasrallah, Kassem and Safieddine.

[mithliya]

Also the students ARE MEAN! Even the girls, im a very weird girl I did not fare well. Once i had a friend she was so sweet and a bit weird too. and then over the summer she got popular and i said omg hi 🥰 !!! to her and she just stared and ignored me.... actually what the hell was popularity thats so evil. "I wont talk to you because you dont have as many friends as me and you dont wear enough of the right clothes brand..." i dont even know if that was why it felt like there was something inherently wrong with me at birth that made them ignore me. BUT what if you ignore all that and we can be friends and happy anyways 😭 it was traumatizing. Not to be dramatic.

Then my friends were obsessed with the popular boys who would probably kill someone as a group and laugh about it, would single out random girls and make them uncomfortable, etc. Raaaah!!!

omg felt 😭 i’ve experienced similar. and don’t even get me started on how demonic the boys were. i remember being told some guy ranked me as the ugliest girl in school, a year later a group of guy wrote a list of the hottest girls in school & put me in it (only dark girl to make the list, and i was #7 in the top 10 list so u can imagine what insecurities that reinforced) & i remember guys would do shit like pinch my ass or play some weird game where they’d touch us and ask if we’re nervous and keep moving their hand further up until we say we are. they’d also make moaning sounds imitating women in the middle of class often, take their phones out and clearly take pics of our female teachers when they’re bending over to help another student, etc. this was in bahrain btw 😭 in the US i don’t remember the guys being as blatantly bad at least but also we were in high school at that point. the girls were mean tho 🥲 i remember one time my tummy made a sound and the girls i was talking to just looked at each other and cracked up laughing at me then turned back around like nothing happened. also i remember my first time in school in america & the teacher was talking about trayvon martin and i was like “who’s that?” and this girl was like “are you SERIOUS? do you not LOOK AT THE NEWS? are you stupid or something?” like girl…. shut up u probably don’t even know my country exists. smh.

[ashwood2025]

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Ivana Alawi Net Worth 2024- Age, Bio, Real Name, Height & More

Ivana Alawi is one of the most popular social media influencers in the Philippines. She is an actress, model, YouTuber, and singer who has starred in several hit television shows and movies, such as Ang Probinsyano, Sino ang Maysala?, and Sitsit. She is also the founder of her skincare brand, Ivana Skin, which offers a range of products for different skin types and needs. She has won several awards and recognitions for her beauty and talent, such as the PMPC Star Awards for Television and the TC Candler list of the most beautiful faces in the world. In this article, we will explore Ivana Alawi’s net worth and biography, and learn more about her personal and professional life.

Ivana Alawi Net Worth 2024

Ivana Alawi is one of the richest celebrities in the Philippines, thanks to her multiple sources of income. As of 2024, her net worth is estimated to be around $10 million. However, some sources claim that her net worth could be as high as $31.53 million, depending on the income sources and calculations. Ivana Alawi earns money from her acting, modeling, YouTube, and business ventures, as well as from her inheritance from her late father. She is the founder of her skincare brand, Ivana Skin, which offers a range of products for different skin types and needs. She also has more than 10 million followers across her various social media channels, which allows her to charge a high price for sponsored posts. She owns a mansion in Bahrain and a farm in Bulacan, which add to her assets and wealth. Ivana Alawi is undoubtedly one of the most successful and influential stars in the country. Ivana Alawi Bio in short: - Real NameMariam Sayed Sameer Marbella Al-Alawi - Age28 (as of 2024) - Height5 ft 6 in or 168 cm - NationalityFilipino-Moroccan - FatherSamier Al-Alawi - MotherFatima Marbella - SiblingsHashim, Amira, and Mona - Net worth in dollarsAround $10 million - Net worth per monthAround $70,000 - Net worth in pesoAround 555 million pesos Also Read: Top 10 Richest Vloggers in the Philippines 2024 Cong TV Net Worth- Real Name, Age, Wife & More

Ivana Alawi Early life and education

Ivana Alawi was born on December 25, 1996, in Manila, Philippines. Her real name is Mariam Sayed Sameer Marbella Al-Alawi. She is the third of four children of a Filipino mother and a Moroccan father. She grew up in Bahrain, where she attended an international school and learned to speak English, Arabic, and Tagalog. She also developed an interest in acting and singing at a young age.

Ivana Alawi Career

Ivana Alawi started her career as a contestant on the sixth season of StarStruck, a Philippine talent reality show, in 2015. She was signed by GMA Artist Center but did not make it to the final cut. She then moved to ABS-CBN, where she appeared in several television shows and movies, such as Araw Gabi, Ang Probinsyano, Sino ang Maysala?, Open, and 3pol Trobol: Huli Ka Balbon! She won the Best New Female TV Personality award at the PMPC Star Awards for Television in 2019 for her role in Sino ang Maysala. In 2018, Ivana Alawi launched her self-titled YouTube channel, where she uploads vlogs, pranks, challenges, and other entertaining content. She quickly gained popularity and became one of the most subscribed Filipino celebrities on YouTube, with over 17.6 million subscribers and 1.5 billion views as of 2024. She was honored by Google as the Top YouTube Content Creator in the Philippines for two consecutive years. She also ventured into music, releasing her debut single “Sana All” in 2020 under Star Music. In 2020, Ivana Alawi starred in the horror thriller movie Sitsit, which was a box office hit. She also founded her skincare brand, Ivana Skin, which offers a range of products for different skin types and needs. She was ranked fourth on the 100 Most Beautiful Faces in the World list by TC Candler in 2021, making her the highest-ranked Filipino on the list.

Ivana Alawi Personal life

Ivana Alawi holds dual citizenship in the Philippines and Morocco. She inherited all of her father’s money after he died in 2018. She has three siblings, including former child actress Mona Alawi, who often appears on her YouTube videos. She owns a mansion in Bahrain and a farm in Bulacan, where she plans to build her dream house. She is currently in a relationship with a non-showbiz person, whom she confirmed on January 3, 2024. She was previously linked to actor Kit Thompson, but they denied being romantically involved. She also faced rumors of having an affair with politician Albee Benitez, but he publicly apologized and denied the allegations. FAQs: What is ivana alawi net worth per month?Ivana Alawi earns around $70,000 per month from her various sources of income, such as YouTube, endorsements, acting, and her skincare brand.How rich is Ivana Alawi?Ivana Alawi’s net worth is estimated to be around $10 million. However, some sources claim that her net worth could be as high as $31.53 million, depending on the income sources and calculations3.What is Ivana Alawi net worth in pesos?Ivana Alawi’s net worth in pesos is approximately 555 million pesos.How old is Ivana Alawi?Ivana Alawi is 27 years old, born on December 25, 1996.What is the real name of Ivana Alawi?Ivana Alawi’s real name is Mariam Sayed Sameer Marbella Al-Alawi.What is the height of Ivana Alawi?Ivana Alawi’s height is 5 feet 6 inches or 168 cm.How much does Ivana Alawi earn from YouTube?Ivana Alawi revealed that she earns P200,000 to P500,000 per vlog on YouTube. Conclusion: Ivana Alawi is a Filipino actress, model, YouTuber, and singer who has achieved remarkable success and fame in the entertainment industry. She is one of the richest and most influential celebrities in the Philippines, with a net worth of around $10 million as of 2024. She is also one of the most beautiful faces in the world, according to TC Candler. She has a diverse and impressive career, as well as a personal and professional life that is full of interesting facts and stories. Ivana Alawi is truly an inspiration and a role model for many people who aspire to follow their dreams and passions. What do you think of Ivana Alawi’s net worth and biography? Let us know in the comments below. Read the full article

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Headlines

Masks, gloves, and other coronavirus waste are starting to fill up our oceans (Fast Company) It’s not news that our trash eventually finds its way to the ocean. Because oceans are downstream, litter will eventually find a pathway into our bodies of water if it’s not discarded properly—and often even if it is. But as the COVID-19 crisis slowly generates a new kind of waste, made up of disposable masks and other PPE items, it’s posing new problems for the Earth’s oceans.

Dark days in the cinema business (The Week) Movie theaters will need more than popcorn to persuade audiences to catch the latest blockbuster this summer. Cinemas are among the last businesses to reopen in the United States and Europe, and with good reason: Plenty of customers remain skeptical that it’s “safe to sit in a room with strangers for two hours during a pandemic.” But the largest chains, AMC, Regal, and Cinemark, are forging ahead with plans to reopen nationwide by mid-July. It’s already proving tricky. AMC, the world’s largest theater operator, “drew outcry when it said it wouldn’t require masks” because the company “did not want to be drawn into a political controversy.” AMC later reversed its policy. It’s still capping seating at 30 ­percent, which will make chopping down its $10 billion net debt difficult. Meanwhile, the threat from streaming services has only grown during the crisis. If the public decides that going to the movies is unsafe, studios can go straight to video.

Protesters Won’t Leave CHOP in Seattle as Tensions Rise (WSJ) Several hundred demonstrators are staying in an autonomous area claimed by protesters for racial justice in Seattle, even as its size is shrinking and pressure to shut it down completely is increasing from local businesses and residents, as well as city officials. The Capitol Hill Occupied Protest zone, or CHOP, began on June 8 after thousands of protesters moved into a six-block area in the artsy neighborhood. Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan ordered police to abandon the local East Precinct police station to help end violent confrontations there following the killing of the African-American George Floyd by a white Minneapolis policeman on May 25. The CHOP was initially akin to a community festival focused on antiracism and police reform, with few problems or complaints from local residents. But last weekend there were three shootings in the area, one of which left a man dead. Police attempting to respond to the fatal incident in the predawn hours Saturday were blocked by a crowd telling them to leave. The 19-year-old victim, shot by an unknown assailant inside the occupied zone, was taken by private citizens to a hospital where he was pronounced dead. “It’s time for people to go home,” Ms. Durkan said in a press conference Monday. “We can still accommodate people who want to protest peacefully, come there and gather. But the impacts on the businesses and residents and community are now too much.”

272 uniformed NYPD cops file for retirement after George Floyd death (NY Post) Cops are hanging up their handcuffs in huge numbers. The flurry of farewells began after the police-involved killing of George Floyd on May 25, with 272 uniformed cops putting in retirement papers from then through June 24, the NYPD says. An NYPD source suggested the recent departures could signal a coming crisis for the 36,000-member department, which also faces a $1 billion budget reduction amid the “defund the police” furor. Police Benevolent Association president Patrick Lynch said cops are “at their breaking point, whether they have 20 years on the job or only two. We are all asking the same question: ‘How can we keep doing our job in this environment?’ And that is exactly what the anti-cop crowd wants. If we have no cops because no one wants to be a cop, they will have achieved their ultimate goal.”

In Haiti, coronavirus spreads in slums (Reuters) Berthony Clermont shares a two-room flat without running water with 10 relatives in the Haitian capital’s Cite Soleil slum, so when he fell ill with the novel coronavirus, they all did. “I tried staying at home at the beginning but it was difficult to isolate myself as the house is too small,” said the 45-year old. Mistrustful of the dilapidated public healthcare in Haiti—the poorest country in the Americas—Clermont and his family treated themselves at home with herbal teas. Clermont’s plight is shared by many in Haiti and, more broadly, across the Caribbean and Latin America. Home to 654 million people, it is the most unequal region in the world, according to the United Nations. As governments in Europe and some parts of Asia have managed to stem the spread of coronavirus, Latin America and the Caribbean have emerged as one of the epicenters of the pandemic.

A divided Poland holds presidential vote delayed by pandemic (AP) Poles voted in a presidential election Sunday that was delayed by the coronavirus pandemic and was taking place amid deep cultural and political divisions in the European Union nation. President Andrzej Duda, a 48-year-old conservative backed by the nationalist ruling Law and Justice party, was running against 10 other candidates as he sought a second 5-year term. Whether Duda wins or not will determine whether the ruling party keeps its near-monopoly on political power in Poland. Most recent polls showed that no single candidate was likely to reach the 50% required to avoid a runoff given the crowded field of candidates, all of whom are male. In that case, the two top vote-getters will face each other on July 12.

After deadly border clash, India faces uncomfortable truths about its reliance on China (Washington Post) After 20 Indian soldiers were killed in the first deadly clash with Chinese troops in decades, India faced a dilemma. Could it retaliate against its more powerful neighbor? Military action held obvious risks, including a dangerous escalation between two nuclear-armed nations. Some called for an economic boycott instead, urging ordinary Indians and companies to shun Chinese goods. Now India is facing an uncomfortable truth familiar to governments around the world: It’s difficult to disentangle from China. In wide-ranging goods such as cars, cellphones and medicine, Chinese components are a crucial part of Indian supply chains. Even bulletproof vests used by Indian soldiers are made with material imported from China. China is India’s second-largest overall trading partner and its biggest source of imports. India, by contrast, does not figure in China’s top 15 trading partners and is even lower on the list of sources of imports.

China virus cases stabilize (AP) China has extended COVID-19 tests to newly reopened salons amid a drop in cases, while South Korea continues to face new infections after it eased social distancing rules to lift the economy. Hard-hit Italy, meanwhile, registered the lowest day-to-day tally of COVID-19 deaths Saturday in nearly four months. No positive cases were found in Beijing’s beauty and barber shops in a further sign that the city’s recent outbreak has been largely brought under control. Beijing officials have temporarily shut a huge wholesale food market where the virus spread widely, reclosed schools and locked down some neighborhoods. Anyone leaving Beijing is required to have a negative virus test result within the previous seven days. The Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said that 40 of the newly reported cases were domestically infected, while 22 others came from overseas. In Hawaii, the city of Honolulu announced that campgrounds will reopen for the first time in three months with limited permits to ensure social distancing. In contrast, Washington Gov. Jay Inslee put a hold on plans to move counties to the fourth phase of his reopening plan as cases continue to increase.

Dozens arrested as Hong Kongers protest planned national security laws (Reuters) Hong Kong police arrested at least 53 people on Sunday after scuffles erupted during a relatively peaceful protest against planned national security legislation to be implemented by the mainland Chinese government. Armed riot police were present as a crowd of several hundred moved from Jordan to Mong Kok in the Kowloon district, staging what was intended as a “silent protest” against the planned law. However, chanting and slogans were shouted towards police and later scuffles broke out in Mong Kok, prompting police to use pepper spray to subdue parts of the crowd. The proposed national security law has raised concerns among Hong Kong democracy activists and some foreign governments that Beijing is further eroding the extensive autonomy promised when Britain handed the territory back to China in 1997.

Arab leaders say West Bank annexation will imperil regional security. Will Israel listen? (Washington Post) A succession of Arab leaders and officials have sharply warned Israel against moving forward with a controversial plan to annex Palestinian lands in the Israeli-occupied West Bank as early as this week—an action they say could destabilize the region and undermine peace efforts. Jordan’s King Abdullah has declared it “unacceptable” and warned of a “massive conflict” in the region. Senior Jordanian officials have threatened to reconsider their peace treaty with Israel or their security cooperation agreements. Egypt, the only other Arab nation that has signed a peace treaty with Israel, has also objected, as have Saudi Arabia and Bahrain. The United Arab Emirates said annexation would imperil Israel’s chances of building stronger ties to Persian Gulf nations. But it remains to be seen whether Arab leaders will go beyond mere statements of solidarity for Palestinians and take concrete measures in the event of annexation, Palestinians and regional analysts say. Pressure from the streets to do so could be limited, as Arabs across the region are distracted by the coronavirus pandemic, economic instability, civil wars and other woes.

Opposition wins historic rerun of Malawi’s presidential vote (AP) The opposition has won Malawi’s historic rerun of the presidential election, the first time a court-overturned vote in Africa has led to the defeat of an incumbent leader. Lazarus Chakwera’s victory late Saturday was a result of months of determined street protests in the southern African nation, and of a unanimous decision by the Constitutional Court that widespread irregularities in the May 2019 election—including the use of correction fluid on ballots —could not stand. President Peter Mutharika, who had sought a second five-year term, earlier Saturday called the rerun of the election “the worst in Malawi’s history.” He alleged his party’s monitors had been beaten and intimidated during Tuesday’s election, but the Malawi Human Rights Commission, an observer, called the vote peaceful and transparent. Chakwera won with 58% of the vote, or 2.6 million votes out of 4.4 million cast. Mutharika received 1.7 million. Flag-waving supporters erupted in cheers as the results were read out, and some street celebrations began. Fireworks popped.

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I came across this muslim woman on tiktok who wears a niqab. It seems like most of her tiktoks are about being muslim so I was interested but honestly it's kind of depressing. This particular tiktok "things never to say to a niqabi"really bothered me bc these things to never say are just other women caring about her. Overstepping boundaries but trying to look out for her nonetheless. Its inappropriate to single Muslim women out in public or something but what in the world is wrong about a woman being worried her friend who's covered from head to toe in black fabric might overheat on a hot day? https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMeuAKo5n/

id say a lot of it sounds like ignorant and rude statements and all but the one about “don’t you get hot with all those layers”... girl ive grown up around women dressed similar to this and i think it very frequently esp bc Bahrain is SO HOT. i just think, “wow, that must be really difficult for them.” “wow, it sucks they feel that that’s how they should/must dress.”, ive had to wear an abaya while walking around in my village and it’s hot!!! it’s black and we wear clothes underneath too!

western hijabis & niqabis seem to care a LOT about making it seem like it’s a choice and women usually choose to dress that way but i just want to emphasise this “choice” as someone who grew up & lives in a muslim country & is of muslim background:

1. we’re told from a VERY young age that we should *at least* wear a hijab.

2. we’re told that we’re better, purer, modest, cleaner, etc if we do wear the hijab

3. we’re told by the kids around us stuff like, “how old are you? 7? you do know you’re going to go to hell if you don’t wear it right?”

4. we’re told in school, in our classes, that if we don’t wear it we’ll go to hell

5. we’re taught that if we don’t wear it, it’s basically our fault that men sexually harass us. and if we don’t want to face that, we should wear it.

6. we’re told women can’t go to heaven if they show their hair

7. we’re told god will view us as better if we wear it

8. we grow up seeing the vast majority of women around us wearing it

9. some of us will face extra pressure from our parents to wear it, and some of us will be downright forced to

10. some of us will face literal threats if we don’t wear it

11. some of us are told that it’s a symbol of pride in our heritage. if we don’t wear it, we’re told we must be ashamed of our cultural background

12. if we choose not to wear it, we face obvious judgment and scorn from those around us

13. many people around us will call us names and openly belittle us for not wearing it

14. men often view us not wearing it as an invitation for sexual harassment

15. in several countries, women who don’t wear the hijab *will* be stopped and interrogated, sometimes by people in positions of authority.

16. in some countries, women will face risk of imprisonment for not wearing it.

17. if you DO feel shamed & pressured enough to wear it & then eventually decide u want to remove it.. then you will be looked down on and told u can’t remove it, that it’s disrespectful, and harassed even more than if u never wore it

18. never mind the pressure you’ll feel if you’re the only woman in your family not wearing it

these are just off the top of my head. women have literally faced acid attacks and honour killings over this shit, many of us have been raped and abused and then told it was our fault & then compared to uncovered lollipops that catch flies. the women that claim “it’s a choice” are completely ignoring the pressure we face from society, from people within the community, from the teachings. they ignore that very often we will be downright forced. “it’s a choice”, except a huge portion of hijabis “chose” to wear it at 7 or 8. “it’s a choice” except a huge portion were being told & indoctrinated their whole lives that if they don’t wear it they’ll be tortured by scorching fires for eternity. so when western hijabis & niqabis want to pretend it’s a choice, that it’s not oppressive, w/e else... not only are they spitting on the majority of women who had little to no say, but they’re justifying and erasing the inherent misogyny and the constant implicit + explicit pressuring muslim women face.

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10 Most Fascinated facts about UAE you cant afford to miss

The United Arab Emirates, or UAE, as it is mostly called, is a country situated on the southeast end of the Arabian Peninsula. Although, Dubai is its most prominent 'emirate', but in all, the United Arab Emirates is created with seven emirates. Surprisingly, UAE is united as one, wherein you will experience visiting another city while going from one emirate to another.

UAE is wedged between Saudi Arabia and Oman, a destination with coastlines, rocky deserts, waterless mountains, and wetlands that stretch wide to the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman.

Prior to the oil was discovered, the UAE's economy was entirely based on fishing and pearl industry. When exports of oil started in the 1960s, UAE's economy swiftly began hiking up. Now, the per capita gross domestic product of UAE is like the Western European nations.

Being financially strong and beautifully created, it is an appreciated country for tourists, and also exhibits cultural and religious experience.

Among other enthralling beauties in UAE, man-made islands in Dubai has no comparison. The tree-shaped Palm Jumeirah is such a massive island prominent for glitzy hotels, upmarket global hotels, and posh apartment towers. The mouth-watering snacks offered amid the sail-shaped Burj Al Arab hotel and in views of the Dubai coastline cannot be imagined at home. Also, beach clubs with infinite pools and serene spas turn this place like heaven in the evening. The live music offered amid unbelievable surroundings has no words.

You really have to see this fantastic island to believe it! Also, many other captivating and sizzling places are waiting for tourists to enhance their beauty. Besides the tremendous architectural structure and locations it has, many of the facts of UAE are still unturned for you. So, it really appreciates if you have planned a UAE tour, but be sure to be familiar with interesting facts of UAE to turn your trip fabulous, meaningful, and exciting.

10 Amazing facts about UAE you can't afford to miss

This does not need to specify that tourists around the world travel to the UAE. You do not need to plan a long trip to this enthralling country if you cannot manage, a short trip in UAE is adequate to exhibit unimagined beauty. The attractions of this country are infinite and might be you have heard many of it already, but you will surely be unaware of its interesting facts. Let shed light on these below:

1. 50th birthday anniversary of UAE next year

Do you know UAE is going to turn 50 in age on December 2, 2021? The UAE was officially established by integrating six emirates: Ajman, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Umm Al Quwain and Fujairah. Ras Al Khaimah was further combined on February 10, 1972, becoming the seventh emirate of UAE.

So, the grand celebration will surely be in the next year, and if you love to feel special in the UAE, then book your trip in this year only instead of facing a massive rush of tourist visa applications next year. So, book Evisa for UAE from india by clicking or tapping on this link https://bit.ly/3fhGA5c.

2. A multicultural country

You will find people of different cultures in every city of the UAE. Further, being multicultural, various festivals are celebrated wherein Eid is at the priority while Diwali and Christmas also celebrated with great enthusiasm. So, to make your favourite festival a special one, celebrate it in the UAE this year. And please, enrol for UAE eVisa early because carnivals make tickets very costly and also put reservations on waiting lists.

3. The Arabian Oryx is UAE's national animal

A species of antelope native, it is also the national animal of Oman, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Bahrain and Jordan. The fact is, in 1972, all the Arabian oryx died in the wild, but a big thanks to conservation and breeding efforts that released them back in 1980.

4. Temperature is quite high throughout the year

Before packing your bags, you should know, UAE has high temperatures for 8 to 9 of the year, but don't tense, many of its beautiful attractions are indoors amid air conditioners. Must move your ways to Ferrari World, only the theme park designed with the world's fastest roller coaster. Also, experience Ski Dubai over there and much more, but all indoors.

5. The best amusement place in the world

IMG World of Adventure in Dubai, one of the top indoor amusement places in the world, spread over 1.5 million sq feet. It does not matter if you are adults or matured; this amusement place has many magnificent places designed for all ages. So, you must visit IMG on your UAE tour.

6. Week in UAE starts on Sunday

So, you will really be amazed to hear this! This is one of the interesting facts of UAE as many people don't believe! Kids go to school on Sunday after a weekend, i.e. Friday and Saturday. So, don't be amazed to see kids on roads during your UAE trip.

7. But why is Sunday working in the UAE?

Because there is a special day for prayers in Islam on Friday and this pattern make Muslims fulfill their duty. Also, in Ramadan, offices and schools are closed, thereby they can perform their rituals and do fasting without any interruption as necessary.

8. Falcon UAE's exceptional birds

Do you ever know about Falcons who assist local Bedouins to hunt in the desert? Actually, this bird holds a special place in the country's history. Also, it appears on the currency. Falconry, the people used to train falcons are alive in big quantities in the UAE. The citizens of UAE give so much treasure to their falcons, so they need a passport for leaving this country. Even, a hospital named as Falcon Hospital in Abu Dhabi was established wherein around 11,000 falcons are treated in a year.

The locals treasure their falcons so much that they require a passport for leaving the country!

9. UAE has six world's tallest hotels

You must have dinners in different hotels many times. But are you ever excited to have dinner in the world's biggest hotels? No doubt, being the biggest hotels, amenities are infinite. So, in your UAE trip, be sure to dine in four-star Gevora Hotel on Sheikh Zayed Road having a height of 356 metres. You must also have dined in JW Marriott Marquis having 355 metres in height.

Jumeirah Emirates Towers, Rose Rayhaan, Burj Al Arab are also the few names of tallest hotels in UAE.

10. The least populated Emirate in UAE

If you love to rest amid serene places in UAE, you should head to Umm al-Quwain, the least populated emirate among others. Be sure to travel to Emirates Motorplex for experiencing indelible racing activities. Also, spend time with your families or buddies underneath the winding water slides at the Dreamland Aqua Park. It is the prominent park in the state. So, to stay in the least crowded place on your UAE trip, remember the name of Umm al-Quwain.

After becoming familiar with the interesting facts of the UAE above, you really wish to plan a trip to the UAE, and for an exciting trip, you need a UAE visa. Now how to get the earliest visa for UAE?

Visaleets is the best visa consultant in India, and has been dealing with different types of visa for a long time. Evisa for UAE from India is the shortest and hassle-free path for granting your visa with ease and early. So, ping this visa consultant via clicking here https://www.visaleets.com/ if you wish to pursue your UAE tourist visa process in the best manner.

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Bangladesh Football

At regular intervals, individuals of Bangladesh connect with themselves vigorously in the FIFA World Cup however Bangladesh is light years from it.This eagerness for the World Cup is proof theamount they love football.The energy is high to the point that they lift the national banners of their groups on housetops and take part in unpleasant contentions about their groups,similar to theyonce did during matches of nation's two archrivals - Abahani and Mohammedan.In any case, the individuals who once observed the best of Bangladesh football are presently woefully watchingthe most exceedingly awful of it.Present and previous players, authorities and fans all concur that nation's football has been is in this desperate state due to its imperfect structure, whichdepends on the clubswho work on gifts, in contrast to any created football countries.The Bangladesh clubs still keep up a novice (nonprofessional) approach with no future projects, including youth advancement,ground office, long haul concurrences with players, exercise center and others offices.During the 80s, 90s and mid 2000s, there would be football competitions outside Dhaka.Many top players of the timewere picked through such competitions.Also, with Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF), the game's overseeing body, apparently cheerful not to show any drive, to revers this there is little trust in thenation's football in notBack in the wonder days, how famous football in Bangladesh was for about 30 years from mid-1970s to mid 2000s may seem like a fantasy to theyouthful age, whoAlongside the club groups, the national football crew was likewise at the focal point of consideration of the football fans, who viewed their cherished side to battle neck-to-neckbefore goingdown to the present Asian goliaths - Japan, South Korea, Iran, China, and the then solid groups like Syria, Thailand, Burma [Myanmar], Bahrain, Oman in rivalries like Asian Cupqualifiers,The young men dressed in red and green had a savage challenge against India to set up the provincial amazingness.Presently however Bangladesh is even beaten by other South Asian minnowslike Bhutan and Nepal.Today, Mohammedan Abahani still play coordinates however can't draw swarm.Previously, hundreds or even a great many football fans would head out to Dhaka from different areas towatch

their group play.Kazi Salahuddin, Nowsheruzzaman, Monwar Hossain Nannu, Shamsul Alam Manju, Amalesh Sen, Badal Roy, Ashish Vadra, Abdus Salam Murshedy, Hafiz Uddin, Ashrafuddin Ahmed Chunnu, Wasim Iqbal, Sheik MohammadAslam, Monem Munna, and numerous others were at one time the commonly recognized names.Pakhi Sen and Corinthians skipper P Clark shake hand just before the match as ref Khaza Azmallooks on.They are the results of area football alliances and the school football competitions.Unfortunately, area football and school and school football is practically dead with scarcely any matches played inlocale and school-level over the most recent multi decade, compelling the pipelinesThis absence of skilled footballers drove Bangladesh to sit on its most exceedingly awful ever FIFA positioning.Be that asit may, nothing occurred over the most recent two years.Over the most recent 10 years, the BFF essentially centered around the purported proficient football association and the senior national footballcrew and spent a ton of cash on them.But then, the expert football association doesn't have a perpetual shape while the national football crew swallows rout in a steady progressionat the universal level.It has been a long cry from football intellectuals that the Federation must put resources into region level football to discover neighborhood abilities, train them and carrythem into thesquad as they do in other South Asian nations including India, Bhutan and Nepal.Panama's capability to FIFA World Cup has been talked about in football club all around.In1995, it was behind Bangladesh in FIFA positioning, at 150th while Bangladesh's position was 138th.Only 23 years down the line, the country of just 40 lakh individuals not just played6 Jul 2018 ... Every four years, people of Bangladesh engage themselves heavily in the FIFA World Cup though Bangladesh is light years away from it. Today, Mohammedan and Abahani still play matches but cannot draw crowd this enthusiasm for the world cup is evidence how much they love football. this is not a new-found passion though; rather a glorious past of football in bangladesh drives the football-loving people to be engaged in the greatest show on earth. the passion is so high that they hoist the national flags...

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LABORATORY INSTRUMENTS

Hello People. Laboratory is the bed rock on which an Educational Institute, Medical Facility or an Industry that thrives on technology. And a good Laboratory needs good equipment. For good equipment please refer to our website www.japson.com

 We are masters for Scientific School Laboratory Equipment for Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology Laboratory

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  About JAPSON

Jambu Pershad & Sons with its registered Brand Name of “JAPSON” is a Manufacturing Export House of Laboratory and Scientific Instruments. Our primary specialization lies in the area of Educational Equipments and Instrumentation for Primary & Secondary Schools, Polytechnics, College / University Level Laboratories for Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics Departments. With growing experience, capable manufacturing facilities and long standing partnerships with quality Indian partners we have gained knowledge and added Product Ranges in Medical, Dairy, Veterinary, Industrial and other Applied or Research Laboratories to meet demands of our existing partners across the globe.

Origin and Early Years:

Established in 1946, JAPSON as a company celebrated its Platinum Jubilee recently. Started from humble setup by 2 Brothers Late Sh. Gian Chand Jain and Late Sh. Nem Chand Jain, the company learning from ecosystem of scientific industries and army cantonment in Ambala served needs of Indian schools. With the hard work, enterprise and passion of its founders the company grew rapidly, becoming a major player in Indian Sub-Continent market. In Early 70s the Company shifted from Indian Market to Worldwide Exports with now 100% focus on Exports outside India.

Present:

JAPSON is the home of science products - equipment, instruments, customized kits, novelties, and teaching resources - designed to amaze as well as educate one and all. JAPSON is a sought-after partner for schools, colleges, universities, private institutes, museums and research establishments worldwide. With over 5000 product listings and capabilities to develop custom made products, our unique and extensive product range covers all your laboratory and school science needs.

Facilities:

JAPSON operates from the Science City of Ambala Cantt about 200 Km from the National Capital New Delhi and 50 Km from State Capital (with International Air Port) of Chandigarh. The Corporate Office is situated in the heart of the City while manufacturing facilities are spread all over the district. Heart of our Operations is our Assembly cum Fulfilment Centre – JAPSON 99 spread in area of 7500 sq. Yards on the outskirts of the city. JAPSON operates production facilities of all major Product Lines like Metal, Glassware, Plasticware, Optics, Wooden, Fibre, Electronics Laboratory Products. In addition, JAPSON supports various micro manufacturing units working exclusively with us for labour intensive products. Lastly, we have long standing relationships with specialized manufacturers of raw materials, parts and finished equipment all over India. Following multi-layered manufacturing and fulfillment setup helps us to provide our customers with Quality Products incorporating Customizations at an Effective Price.

Team:

We are a Family owned and managed company with required professionalism to operate in this global environment. Top Management at JAPSON is an ideal mix of Experience and Youth. Elder generation consists of Brothers Mr. Naveen Jain, Mr. Lalit Jain and Mr.Neeraj Jain. They have Combined experience of almost 100 years in Exporting Scientific Equipment across the Globe. Their understanding and experience guides the company through regular and tough situations with ease and experience paves the way forward. Younger generation consists of Mr. Vivek Jain and Mr. Aditya Jain, both joined the family business after completing formal education in Engineering and Management in 2009 and 2011 respectively. They have spearheaded the company's growth in last 10 years.

JAPSON has a slew of Associated Specialists, Engineers, Technicians, Foreman, Packing Supervisors and Ground Level Staff to deliver Quality Products as per Customer’s Requirements. JAPSON derives its research capabilities from its Sister Concern which is a leader in field of test and measuring instruments and operates an research laboratory compliant to ISO 17025 standards

Accreditations and Honours:

JAPSON has its quality standards according to guidelines laid by ISO 9001:2015 Certification Accredited by QS Zurich AG Switzerland, Vide Certificate No. 2205. Each supply goes through the quality check process where it is checked physically and functionally in proper laboratory to ensure proper working and satisfaction of End-Consumer.

JAPSON has been certified by Dun & Bradstreet Information Services India Pvt. Ltd. vide D &B D-U-N-S Number : 65-033-5685 for financial adequacy. Thus our new partners can deal with us with confidence.

JAPSON has been awarded trophies by State and Central Government for its best Export Performance. It has also been awarded Gold Medal by Trans World Trade Fare Services.

 JAPSON holds the distinction of Biggest ever Single Contract served from India from the domain of School Laboratory Products. JAPSON with its Partner successfully supplied and fulfilled contractual obligations of 155 container load of goods for Secondary Education Sector Investment Program (SISEP), Ministry of Education, Dhaka, Bangladesh for 9949 School Kits

Our Business Models:

Currently JAPSON has direct Exports to over 40 Countries. Our Brand is synonymous with Quality Lab Equipment in many parts of Africa. Also, we are serving our Dealers in various parts of the World including Middle-East, Asia and Other Parts of the Worlds.

JAPSON is proud to be OEM manufacturers for many reputed companies from EU and Americas to take JAPSON Product to parts of Globe not served by us before.

JAPSON is a force to reckon with in International Tenders in the domain of Education and Laboratory Products. Working with its Partners, JAPSON has an impeccable record of winning and successfully completing International Tenders in global bidding fielded by UN, African Development Bank, Asian Development Bank, various Ministry of Education and other International Institutions.

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Guiding Principles:

For our company the "End User" and "Our Customer" jointly comes first. All the equipment we supply should deliver required performance in the Laboratory and our dealer / partner / tender body should have the worth of the money paid and make profit.

In the changing times, Service and effective Communication are an integral part of any goods industry like ours. Thus, we have implemented adequate Management Information Systems and Direct Line of Communications with Top Management to help our customers with their service needs.

Our competence, quality and reliability have enabled us to become one of the world's leading developers, producers and suppliers of training and educational equipment and systems for Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Applied Sciences. People at JAPSON work together in an open and friendly way, helping to a swift interchange of information. Clear management guidelines, goals and values on the one hand and a participating style of leadership in implementing daily business on the other hand help staff identify with the company goals to be achieved, thus contributing to high motivation of staff. Customers rely on our team of trained and experienced application specialists for help in selecting the right product for their application, troubleshooting existing equipment, and solving regulatory compliance issues

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