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- New flagship luxury sedan features the most elegant interpretation of Genesis’ design identity - Advanced technologies including Multi-Chamber air suspension and Rear Wheel Steering offer the comfortable, quiet driving experience of a flagship luxury sedan - A new automated experience enabled by features like EasyClose and Remote Smart Parking Assist guides drivers at every moment of their journey - from boarding to driving and parking - The G90 offers a personalized space that goes beyond a means of transportation, with new features like Virtual Venue and Mood Curator that meet drivers’ emotional and aesthetic needs SEOUL, KOREA - December 14, 2021 - Genesis has fully unveiled its new flagship model, the G90, which will be available in a choice of a sedan or a long wheelbase version. The G90 brings the first full model change in three years following its facelift in 2018, representing the most elegant interpretation of the brand’s luxury design identity. The model introduces a bold new direction that premium cars should pursue, with advanced assistance features that make driving easier, along with a variety of new technologies that add value to passengers’ journeys. The G90 features the Genesis lineup’s most elegant exterior and interior designs yet. Driving specifications offer the utmost in terms of comfortable mobility along with many new features designed to enhance the experience for drivers and passengers of the G90.

Whether viewed through the eyes of its long-suffering people or from the perspective of Western politicians’ self-interest, the current meltdown in Afghanistan is a nightmare. The international community must act, and there are three things in particular that it can do without rewarding the Taliban. oreign governments have frozen international banking transactions and trade with Afghanistan, by imposing the vast array of counter-terrorism rules established over the past 20 years. As a result, Afghan public-sector salaries have dried up, and the economy has tanked. Many development-aid projects, no matter how essential, have been paralyzed or canceled. As a result, the onset of the harsh Afghan winter has brought rising prices, and food has become increasingly scarce. Schools, clinics, and hospitals across the country have stopped functioning. So, just when the Afghan people need more help, they are being denied even the basics. It is a high price to pay for being ruled by the Taliban. International humanitarian aid workers and Afghan communities themselves are doing their best to keep food aid moving, clinics functioning, and schools open for boys and girls. But the challenges are huge. Afghans now face destitution, and even famine, on a dramatic scale. link:https://www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/three-priorities-to-avert-afghanistan-disaster-by-gordon-brown-and-martin-griffiths-2022-01

The top cause of death worldwide is a type of cardiovascular disease. People don’t get enough sleep, work too hard, consume unhealthy meals, and don’t exercise enough, thus they’ve spread. Our bodies send us signals all the time that we aren’t aware of. We either overlook them or choose to ignore them. Heart disorders can show up in a variety of ways, and we’ve put together a list of the warning signals. If you are having any of these symptoms, you should consult a doctor. Perhaps your body is attempting to alert you to the fact that you have a major cardiac problem. Fatigue It isn’t simply a case of not getting enough sleep. Fatigue can sometimes indicate a cardiac condition. The volume of blood in a person’s body is lowered when they have a cardiac arrest. This requires the heart to work harder, resulting in weariness throughout the day and night. Have you ever felt exhausted for no apparent reason? You should seek medical advice. Fatigue can be a symptom of a variety of disorders. link:https://www.travelsent.com/worldwide/diseas-ob?utm_medium=taboola&utm_source=taboola&utm_campaign=ta-tt-diseas-tm1-des-0w-rl-09012d&utm_term=lemaleadmachine-tipsandtricks&utm_bid=xpefgp6DV_uY_fraQHSaSE_3jaUBrAvCj7EY48uc7cU=&utm_t=4

In recent article in BBC by, Geeta Pandey outlines a series of horrific rape cases since 2012 that illustrate the entrenched rape culture in India that normalizes sexual violence against women and continues to silence and shame the victims, especially when the accused are men with political power or money. According to Pandey. “Rape and sexual crimes have been in the spotlight in India since December 2012 when a 23-year-old woman was gang-raped by six men on a bus in Delhi. She died a few days later from her injuries. The incident led to global outrage and forced India to introduce tough new laws to deal with crimes of sexual nature. Five men were given the death penalty and four of them were executed last year. But despite the increased scrutiny, there has been no let up in the number of sexual crimes against women. In 2018, police recorded 33,977 cases of rape in India – that’s an average of a rape every 15 minutes. Campaigners say the actual numbers are much higher as many are not even reported.” link:https://yogagivesback.org/fighting-rape-culture-in-india/

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