Weekly Current Affairs (20 June to 25 June 2022)

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Category : International Published on: June 26 2022

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S. fangon konyak representing India at the 8th Global Conference of Young Parliamentarians held in Egypt
India to become the country with the third largest renewable energy potential in 2021 after China and the United States
China launched its third aircraft carrier, "The Fujian"
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange approved for US extradition
World Health Network declares monkey pox a “pandemic”
As per report of the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), Austria's capital Vienna has become the 'most livable city' in the world
Sri Lanka raises minimum age for migrant domestic workers to 21 years
China at the forefront of global gold recycling
South Korea launched the first satellite with the help of indigenous rocket "Nuri Rocket"
Gustavo Petro became the new President of the American country Colombia

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