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 The UK's Princess of Wales, Kate, sends out her first message following surgery.  Sunday, March 10, 2024                                                                             Source reuters.com Written by Michael Holden LONDON (Reuters) -In her first public statement since undergoing stomach surgery in January, Kate, the Princess of Wales of Britain, thanked the public on Sunday for their support and shared a photo of herself with her three kids. Her comments could help to allay some of the wild conjecture and rumors that have been circulating on social media in recent weeks over the princess's health. The princess hasn't been seen in public since Christmas Day. Kate, 42, was pictured smiling and appearing well in the snap, which was taken by her husband, Prince William, the heir apparent, with Princess Charlotte children Princes George and Louis also present. Kate posted on X, saying, "I appreciate all of your well wishes and ongoing support over the past two m

 Prince Edward talks candidly about King Charles's condition Regarding King Charles, Prince Edward remarked, "I know he has been very touched by it all."                                                                                 Source geo.tv Prince Edward, the younger brother of British King Charles, has provided a significant health update, saying that his brother is "doing well" after receiving a cancer diagnosis. As reported by GB News, Prince Edward, who will turn 60 on Sunday, said to the Daily Mail, "He [King Charles] is doing well, we are crossing our fingers that it all goes very well." "We were all incredibly appreciative of everyone's amazing support." Adding, "I know he has been very touched by it all," the Duke of Edinburgh Princess Sophie, Prince Edward's wife, surprised him with a few words of tribute ahead of his birthday. Princess Sophie disclosed information about her husband Prince Edward while they w

 Dialogue on Policy Planning Global Security Issues and Joint Foresight Analysis and Data Analytics Programs are discussed between Indonesia and the Netherlands. Thursday, March 07, 2024.                                                                                 Source Kemlu.go.id Indonesia's Jakarta Under the framework of the Policy Planning Dialogue, the Foreign Policy Strategy Agency (FPSA) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia and the Strategic Policy Unit (ESA) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of the Netherlands met on March 5, 2024, and discussed ways to strengthen bilateral relations and mutual trust through the analysis and formulation of foreign policy. The meeting, which was co-chaired by Drs. Yayan Ganda Hayat Mulyana, Head of FPSA, and Arjan Uilenreef, Director of ESA, covered a number of topics of shared concern. These included an update on the general elections, a discussion of the strategic report, Indonesia's OECD

  Thursday, March 7, 2024  Indonesia and the United States will celebrate 75 years of diplomatic relations .                                                                  Source kemlu.go.id At a public event held at the U.S. Embassy's @america facility in Jakarta on March 6, officials from Indonesia and the United States jointly announced the joint commemoration of 75 years of diplomatic relations between the two countries, revealing anniversary-year branding and a theme of "Diversity, Democracy, Prosperity." The U.S.-Indonesia 75th Anniversary (#IndonesiaUSA75) will take place in November 2024 and will highlight cooperation in security, economy, education, climate change, and people-to-people efforts. This comes after the two countries' bilateral relationship was elevated to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership in November 2023 and the Plan of Action 2024–2028. Ambassador Umar Hadi, the Director General for American and European Affairs in the Indonesian Ministry

 fossilized sea lizard from the 'nightmarish' dinosaur era discovered                                                                            Source bbc.com By Santos Sofia Ferreira  from BBC News   Researchers claim to have found bones from a "nightmarish" type of sea lizard that lived 66 million years ago and hunted the waters. With "dagger-like" teeth, Khinjaria acuta measured about 26 feet (8 meters) in length, which is the same length as an orca. According to researchers, the species coexisted with Tyrannosaurus rex and Triceratops, among other dinosaurs. The investigation of a skull and other skeletal remains discovered at a Moroccan mine served as the basis for the study. The study's lead author, Dr. Nick Longrich of the University of Bath, described the "freakish" species as having "a demon's face and teeth like knives." Researchers described the creature as having a "nightmarish appearance" and "a t

 According to a recent study, little fish may produce sounds louder than elephants. By CNN's Jack Guy Wednesday, February 28, 2024                                                                                 Source edition .cnn.com A recent study found that a tiny kind of fish, little bigger than half an inch in length, can make noises louder than those of an elephant. According to a news release released on Tuesday by an international team of scientists, Danionella cerebrum, a tiny translucent fish that inhabits shallow waters off the coast of Myanmar, is capable of producing sounds up to 140 dB. According to the news release, research author Ralf Britz, an ichthyologist at the Senckenberg Natural History Museum in Dresden, Germany, remarked, "This is quite unusual for an animal of such diminutive size and comparable to the noise a human perceives of an aeroplane during take-off at a distance of 100 metres." Elephants can produce sounds up to 125 decibels with their

 Reports that the commerce minister met with an Israeli counterpart are denied by a Saudi source. RIYADH: According to the Saudi Press Agency, an official Saudi source refuted claims that went viral on social media on Monday about a meeting between Israeli occupation official and Commerce Minister Majid Al-Qasabi. In a statement issued by SPA, the same source said that the video went viral as Al-Qasabi and his Nigerian counterpart were standing just before the World Trade Organization's thirteenth Ministerial Conference opened in Abu Dhabi. The insider told SPA, "The person shook [the Saudi minister's] hand and was then introduced, without (Al-Qasabi's) prior knowledge." Following this, there were allegations in Israeli media that the two talked about peace between Saudi Arabia and Israel. One Israeli site published a photo of the two with the headline, "Saudi counterpart and Israeli minister shake hands and discuss'making history together.'" Add