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New York City police officers entered the grounds of Columbia University on Tuesday night to arrest and disperse pro-Palestinian protesters who took over a campus building nearly 24 hours earlier and have occupied a tent camp at the Ivy League school for nearly two weeks.
A version of this article has also been published by The Korea Times in a partnership with the South China Morning Post.
Clashes between the police, university administrators and protesters over the war in Gaza intensified at U.S. universities.
Trump Media shares climbed 7% Tuesday, continuing a rise that has seen the Truth Social owner surge about 50% in the past week.
Puneet Kumar Arora is an assistant professor of economics at the Delhi Technological University. Jaydeep Mukherjee is a professor of economics at the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade in New Delhi.
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Analysts said the talks between Yoon and liberal opposition leader Lee Jae-myung were “somewhat encouraging” and signalled an attempt to bridge a divide.
A nearly two-year ban in India on single-use plastics (SUP) has failed to stem rampant proliferation and manufacturing of such items across the country, analysts say, putting the blame on the authorities’ “weak enforcement on the ground”.