The Daily Populous

“In its defence strategy, the company has dismantled its own promises of quality,” claimed the Swiss newspaper NZZ am Sonntag, raking over a September US court decision.

The court, which dismissed Lindt’s motion, defined product puffery as “exaggerated advertising, blustering, and boasting upon which no reasonable buyer would rely”.

The Swiss newspaper Le Temps said Lindt was “walking a tightrope” with this “daring defence”. »

DALLAS (AP) — A bullet struck the body of a Southwest Airlines airplane preparing for departure from a Dallas airport, forcing the cancellation of the Friday evening flight, the airline said.

No injuries were reported and law enforcement was contacted after the bullet struck the right side of the aircraft just under the flight deck.

At the time, the crew of Flight 2494 was preparing the plane for departure from Dallas Love Field Airport, Southwest said in a statement. »

He argued that since 90% of Bangladesh’s population is Muslim, the Constitution should match this majority.

Asaduzzaman also criticised the decision to remove the caretaker government system, which used to oversee elections to keep them fair.

This has led to calls to ban ISKCON in Bangladesh and added to the religious tensions in the country. »

Pakistan’s top advisory body on religious affairs on Friday declared that using virtual private networks to access blocked content on the internet is against Shariah, or Islamic law.

The Council of Islamic Ideology said the technology was being used in Pakistan to access content prohibited according to Islamic principles or forbidden by law, including “immoral and porn websites or websites that spread anarchy through disinformation.”.

“Using VPNs to access blocked or illegal content is against Islamic and social norms, therefore, their use is not acceptable under Islamic law. »