KATHMANDU, Nepal — Hundreds of Nepalese were observed queuing in serpentine lines facing the scorching sun and uncertainty over the chance to get the jab outside vaccination centers on the morning of July 30. As per […]
WASHINGTON — The United States House of Representatives passed a bill that called for the prohibition of the use of public funds to buy, make or display any map showing Taiwan as part of Chinese […]
MELBOURNE, Australia — The global banking sector is finding its way back to normalcy, as per a new report by S&P Global Ratings. The strong support by authorities for households and corporations over the course of […]
NEW DELHI — An Indian Court on July 30 adjourned the hearing on the pleas by social media platforms WhatsApp and Facebook challenging the central government’s Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, […]
NEW DELHI — The Indian auto component industry is expected to grow at 20 to 23 percent in revenue during FY2022, supported by strong exports demand, and recovery in original domestic equipment and aftermarket segments, […]
SHENZHEN, China — OnePlus might not be launching its latest model OnePlus 9T this year, a media report citing sources said. Though OnePlus has been raining smartphone launches this year, things are expected to slow down a […]
SYDNEY — Ben Roberts-Smith’s high-profile defamation trial is expected to continue hearing evidence on July 30 from Afghan witnesses about a controversial Special Air Service mission during which local man Ali Jan was killed. Roberts-Smith, 42, claims Ali […]
BRISBANE, Australia — Tighter rules are needed to close a loophole that could allow live shark finning to happen in Australian waters, states a new report. Australia exports shark fins into China and Hong Kong and imports […]
ADELAIDE, Australia — Two days after South Australia broke loose of its week-long lockdown, two new cases have been traced back to a local Covid-19 cluster that started it. The state reported two new infections on July […]
CANBERRA, Australia — The Australian government is working to repatriate close to 32,000 Australians stranded overseas who want to return home. More than 38,000 people have registered to come back amid the worsening Covid-19 pandemic. 4569 on the […]
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