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  Working conditions for foreign journalists in China worsened in 2020.  China has deported 18 correspondents, the highest since the 1989 Tiananmen Square incident. This information was given by the Foreign Correspondents Club of China (FCCC) on Monday.  The FCCC said Chinese authorities limited reporting on the Kovid-19 pandemic and deported them, keeping an eye on journalists. According to the report, Chinese authorities intensified efforts to thwart the work of foreign correspondents in 2020.  Surveillance systems brought in to control all organs of the state and the corona virus were used to harass and bully journalists, their Chinese allies.  At the same time, people who were wanted to be interviewed by foreign media were also harassed. According to the report, not a single journalist in the FCCC survey for the third consecutive year said that working conditions had improved.  According to the report, foreign correspondents were targeted for an alleged...

  abstract Torstar was published in 1892.  Today the group owns more than 70 regional and community newspapers.  For the past few years, this group was involved in legal disputes.  Then last August, it was sold to a company called Nordstar Capital LP… Detailed An example of how the print media is in crisis around the world has emerged in Canada.  A large media house has now decided to run an online casino due to declining revenue from advertising.  The challenges for print media had already increased due to the Internet and social media.  But the Corona epidemic has broken her back in a way.  Therefore, Canada's largest newspaper group has decided that by making money from online gaming, it will try to keep its newspapers alive. The publisher of this newspaper group launched the online gaming app on Monday.  Corey Goodman, executive officer of this group called Torstar, said in a statement - 'Torstar Group has been a trusted brand in the stat...

  A very shocking news has emerged from Hanoi, Vietnam.  Here a delivery boy rescues a two-year-old girl falling from a 12th-floor balcony.  A video full of bravery and wisdom of this delivery boy named Nguyen Nagoss is becoming quite viral on social media.  Let us tell you that 31-year-old Nguyen Nagoss was waiting for the customer to deliver the goods in his car at five o'clock on Sunday evening when he heard the crying voice of a girl. According to Nguyen, he saw that a little girl hanging weeping on the balcony was about to fall.  He further said that on seeing this, he immediately jumped out of his car and climbed a nearby building to find a suitable place to catch the girl. Meanwhile, as soon as the girl's hand slipped from a height of 164 feet and she started falling, Nguyen caught her with full understanding.  According to him, he tried his best not to fall straight to the ground.  Nguyen said, "Luckily the baby girl fell into my lap and I quic...

  abstract Historical investment case in digital NXT artifacts, rapidly growing public interest  Detailed People lying in front of the park with the look and hairstyle of the trump, trumpets on the body with names, slogans and abusive words, people passing on the jogging track in front.  The 10-second digital video was purchased as non-fungible token (NXT) artwork in October 2020 by art collector Pablo Rodrigue Frail for around Rs 48 lakh.  Now in February 2021, it has also sold for about 48 crores rupees.  This digital art was created by Mike Winkleman 'Beeple'.  Digital signatures recorded through the blockchain testify that it was created by Mike.  In the new times, these NXT artifacts are becoming a new form of investment.  These are unique cryptographic tokens that cannot be exchanged for rupees, gold or any other NXT.  In this video, a huge appearance of the former US President is shown in the ground.  In this, all the things like ...