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Nepal's Supreme Court has ordered the government to limit the number of mountaineering permits issued for Everest and other peaks, a lawyer confirmed
'A Man in Full' is a political satire about former US President Donald Trump. The protagonist a real estate mogul, Charlie Croker, is a better man tha
Asian Development Fund (ADF) to receive USD 5 billion for vulnerable in Asia Pacific. ADB President Asakawa announces higher replenishment for ADF 14
Pro-Palestinian protests lead to arrests at NYU and Columbia. UCLA saw clashes and arrests. President Biden defends peaceful protests. Antisemitic all
Popular music star Britney Spears suffered an ankle injury in the Chateau Marmont hotel based in Los Angeles. Spears, in a statement, claimed that par
"Godzilla Minus One" has been a big winner at the box-office as well as Oscars 2024. Now the question remains, can "Godzilla Minus One" be watched at
Much before the door panel blew off an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 Max 9 in midair in January this year, aviation worker Dean Joshua had warned authori
As anticipation builds for the upcoming season of "Emily in Paris," star Lily Collins offers a glimpse into what fans can expect from the beloved roma
Yemen's Houthis threaten Israeli port-bound ships, launching strikes in key maritime routes. Shippers reroute cargo due to security fears amid Gaza co
In the latest episode of "9-1-1," viewers witnessed a pivotal moment as Maddie and Chimney exchanged vows amidst the backdrop of a traumatic yet heart
In April, employers added 175,000 jobs, showing a slowdown due to high interest rates. The Federal Reserve's rate hikes may be affecting hiring pace.
HSBC's chairman Mark Tucker reassured shareholders at the annual meeting that the bank has no immediate plans to sell more assets, signaling a shift i
A radical Norwegian Islamist who is suspected of complicity in the deadly shooting at an LGBTQ+ festival in Oslo two years ago has been expelled from
The Philippines' seismology agency in a bulletin said damage and aftershocks from the offshore quake should be expected. The archipelago nation is in
The driver lost control of the vehicle which then overturned and landed near the banks of the Indus River which runs along the highway, the official s
Kohli will also become head of sustainability and carbon, effective June 1, following the departure of Jonathan Osborne, London-based Shell said. In o
The Biden administration has released a directive allowing approximately 100,000 children of US immigrants to enroll in the Affordable Care Act's heal
A record-breaking heatwave is scorching parts of Asia, driving a surge in demand for cooling solutions like air-conditioning. Despite being a common s
Internet providers in Nepal are facing widespread outages due to payments owed to Indian companies. The country has experienced service disruptions af
Labour seized the constituency of Blackpool South, in the northwest of England, in the latest by-election defeat for the Tories as it appears on cours
