Economic Times
China state-sponsored malicious cyber actors remain one of the greatest and most persistent threats to U.S. national security, the Treasury said. T
Russia vows harsh punishment for concert hall attack, suspects beaten in court. Tajik nationals face life imprisonment. Activists criticize torture. P
The United Nations Security Council called for an immediate ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, along with the immediate and unconditional release of
On Monday, a government representative announced that Israel would discontinue its collaboration with the U.N. Relief Works Agency in the Gaza Strip,
US works with non-permanent Council members on Gaza ceasefire resolution. The US shows a shift in tone towards Israel, balancing military aid and frus
The proposed exchange will "definitely include some" American hostages, because it will include the release of men over the age of 50.
Boeing Co CEO Dave Calhoun will step down by year-end amidst a management shakeup triggered by safety concerns following a mid-air panel blowout on a
UN chief Guterres advocates for UNRWA, emphasizing its crucial role for Palestinian refugees. He urges increased aid for Gaza amid a funding crisis, c
Austin Wells, a San Diego resident, opts for a unique lifestyle by purchasing a studio on MV Narrative cruise ship. With essential amenities and vari
British retail sales rose slightly in March following a 10-month decline. However, sales are expected to decrease in April. The CBI's monthly retail s
Chinese regulators are urging banks to expedite the approval of new loans to cash-starved private property developers to revive homebuyer sentiment an
A married woman and her alleged lover were killed by her husband and brothers in a suspected honor killing in Peshawar, Pakistan. The incident, which
New York state could move to seize Donald Trump's properties if he fails to post a bond covering a $454 million judgment, including Trump Tower and Ma
The U.S. Federal Reserve may cut interest rates to boost President Biden's reelection chances amid public dissatisfaction with his economic management
A court in Islamabad has ordered the production of former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan and his wife, Bushra Bibi, on April 4. Imran Khan was acq
The U.S. Energy Department is granting $6 billion for 33 industrial projects in 20 states to reduce carbon emissions. This investment will create unio
Singapore's government intervened in a controversial post by the Israeli Embassy, which cited the holy Quran for political reasons. The post, deemed "
U.S. President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida plan to enhance military cooperation, considering a four-star commander for U.S. fo
A band's concert at Crocus City Hall in Moscow turned into a nightmare when armed men stormed in, firing indiscriminately and setting the hall ablaze.
A third country, Zimbabwe, has also seen much of its crops decimated and is considering following suit and declaring a drought disaster, underlining c
