The US state of Arizona has agreed to remove a temporary wall built by President Donald Trump to keep out illegal immigrants on the border with Mexico, a move that comes after protests over its effectiveness.

The state's Republican governor, who ordered the wall to be built, argued that it would stop the flow of immigrants into America.

However, those who have filed legal challenges against the wall have questioned this reasoning.

The government spent at least $80 million to build this wall, made from more than 900 shipping containers.

Arizona shares a 600-kilometer border with neighboring Mexico. A large section of the border has been fenced since Donald Trump became president in 2017. Governor Doug Ducey began building a temporary barrier in the Coronado National Forest earlier this year. But the US government sued him last week, claiming the seven-kilometer-long wall encroaches on federal land.

However, after an agreement with the federal government on Wednesday, the Ducey-led administration said that “all previously constructed shipping containers and associated equipment, materials, vehicles and other items will be removed by early January.”

The Center for Biological Diversity, an environmental group working in the area, filed two lawsuits against the wall.

The organization claims that the container wall has divided an important protected forest, blocking the habitat of endangered animals and their drinking water sources and migration routes.

Russ McSpadden, a member of the organization, told AFP that the cameras he used to track local wildlife had never captured any images of illegal immigration. He realized that the wire fence that was previously in place was a sufficient barrier.

The number of daily deaths worldwide has increased due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, but the number of newly diagnosed patients has decreased in the previous 24 hours. More than 1300 people have died from corona infections across the world.

According to the latest information, according to the latest information from websites and websites that kept track of coronavirus, death and health, 1,328 people died in the world in the last 24 hours. That is, compared to the previous day, the number of deaths has reached 59. The number of dead has reached 66 lakh 977 people.

In the same period, 4 lakh 85 thousand 667 people were newly infected with the virus, that is, the number of newly diagnosed patients has decreased by more than 45 thousand people compared to the previous day, which has increased the total number of patients infected with the virus to 656 million 68 thousand 808.

Tokyo-based non-governmental organization ISpace is on the moon for the first time The mission has been taken to send the mission. If successful, this would be the first landing of a Japanese spacecraft on the moon.

A spacecraft designed by the Japanese startup on Sunday, SpaceX, launched a spaceship from Cape Canaveral in the US state of Florida.

The Japanese name is Deota, ‘Hakuto-R’, meaning ‘white-colored rabbit’, which is expected to land on the moon in April 2023.

The company was one of five finalists in Google's Lunar Express in Google, who was supposed to send a raid to the moon by 2018, but it was not possible to start the operation, but it was not possible to start the operation, "Even if it was supposed to send a raid to the moon by 2018," said startup CEO Takeshi Hakamada in a statement.

The Hakuto-R campaign started at 2:38 PM at 2:30 PM, using the Falcon Nine Model Rocket from SpaceX. The spacecraft includes a small robot from the Japanese space agency, a Canadian-based company's flight computer and a small NASA laser test device.

The world has been sweeping the coronavirus pandemic for more than two years, and millions of people have died from the virus, and billions of people are still affected by the pandemic.

But the World Health Organization has warned of lifting all restrictions, but the world is getting normal due to the pandemic, but many countries are still worried about the coronavirus.

On Wednesday morning, Biswajuz released various information related to the coronavirus, website website and mitorometers. According to those data, more than 1,000 people have died due to corona virus all over the world in the last 24 hours.

At the same time, the number of newly diagnosed patients in the virus is 4 lakh 77 thousand.

Meanwhile, in the last 24 hours, the highest number of infections have occurred in Japan in the world. The United States has come to the top of the daily list of fatalities. The list of fatalities has followed Brazil, Japan, France and Mexico, with the global number of coronavirus cases of 658 million, while the death toll has reached 66 lakh 49 thousand.

Voting is underway in the second phase of Gujarat assembly elections. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi cast his vote at Ranip in Ahmedabad.

According to the Times of India, Modi reached Nishan Public School in Ranip at 9:30 am on Monday to cast his vote. He greeted the crowd by waving and offering namaste in his own style as he arrived.

While walking to the booth, people on both sides of the road were seen chanting slogans of 'Modi, Modi' in unison.

Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel cast his vote alongside the Prime Minister in the second phase of polling in the state. Home Minister Amit Shah will also cast his vote today.

The United States has claimed that Western sanctions are putting pressure on Russia. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said that the damage caused by Western sanctions on Russia is increasing every day, making it more difficult for Moscow to re-stock its weapons to advance its ongoing war with Ukraine.

The US Secretary of State said that after trade restrictions imposed by the United States and its allies, Russia will not be able to import parts needed to repair weapons destroyed on the battlefield in Ukraine or to make more weapons. News AP

Europe does not have the strength to fight Russia alone without the United States. Europe must increase its own defense capabilities.

Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin made the remarks in a speech at the Lowy Institute in Sydney on Friday during her visit to Australia.

In the wake of the Ukraine war, he said, "We should make sure that we are stronger. I want to say a brutal truth that Europe is not strong enough. Without the United States, we will be in trouble." AFP, Guardian.
Asked about China's role in reining in Russia, Sanna Marin said, "China can play a role in this. But we should not rely solely on it."

The 37-year-old Finnish prime minister insisted that "Ukraine must be given everything it needs to win the war. The United States has played a leading role in providing Kiev with the weapons, money and humanitarian assistance needed to counter Russia's advance."

"We need to make sure that we have that capability in the European defense industry," said Sanna Marin. "And we need to make sure that we can deal with different situations."

Biden not meeting with Putin: US President Joe Biden had expressed interest in meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin to stop the military operation in Ukraine. But Putin did not respond to the proposal and added the opposite condition.

In the recent war, 13,000 Ukrainian soldiers have been killed by the Russians, a top Ukrainian official has given, but the country's military has not confirmed this information.

‘10,000 to 13,000 Ukrainian soldiers have died in the Hoota war with Russia,’ said Maichailo Podoliak, adviser to Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelensky.’

Wednesday in a video speech EU commission chief Ursula von der Lein said the war killed 100,000 Ukrainian soldiers, although a EU Commission spokesman later clarified that it was a misinformation, which was reported to have been reported to have been reported by the figures, which were reported to be the same.

President Volodimir Zelensky said that Ukraine would never be destroyed even if the Russians attacked, he said, ‘Ukraine will never be a place of destruction.’

A telegram video message on Monday said, ‘They are capable of doing nothing but destruction.

What they are doing against Ukraine is their revenge, and the Ukrainians have repeatedly protected themselves from them.’'

‘Kiev will never take the orders of Moscow and do everything to restore every object, every home, every enterprise destroyed by the occupiers,’ Zelensky said.’

Zelensky noted that in just one week, Russian troops attacked 30 settlements in the Kherson region, which they also targeted water supply pumping stations in Mycoleev.

‘We know these terrorists are planning a new attack, we know for sure. And as long as they have missiles at their hands, they will, sadly, not calm down,’ Zellenski said.’

Russian missiles have repeatedly hit Ukraine's targets, which have severely damaged the country's energy infrastructure.

Millions of Ukraines are living a life of non-electricity in winter, and they have to struggle to get food and water.

Heavy rain and lightning have caused flooding in western Saudi Arabia, including the coastal city of Jeddah, killing at least two people. Flight schedules in Jeddah have been changed and schools in the city have been closed.

"Two deaths have been recorded so far. We urge everyone not to go out unnecessarily," the Makkah regional government said in a message on Twitter.

Earlier, due to the floods, schools and colleges in the affected areas, as well as two universities - King Abdulaziz University and the University of Jeddah - have canceled their first semester final exams.

Meanwhile, Saudi authorities have asked residents to follow necessary safety instructions and beware of stagnant water.

Due to the seasonal weather, the arrival of incoming flights has been delayed. Jeddah Airport Authority has postponed the arrival times of Gulf Air, Turkish Airlines and Saudia Airlines on its website.