Two Climbers Die After Fall on Aoraki/Mount Cook
Two climbers have died after falling near the summit of Aoraki/Mount Cook, New Zealand’s highest peak, foreign media reported. The
Delhi Air Quality Turns Hazardous Amid Thick Smog
Delhi and its surrounding areas were shrouded in hazardous air on Monday as a dense blanket of smog enveloped the
Modi and Albanese Reaffirm Strategic Partnership at G20 Summit in Johannesburg
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese met on the sidelines of the G20 Leaders’ Summit
Miss Mexico Fatima Bosch Crowned Miss Universe Amid Intense Controversy
Miss Mexico, Fatima Bosch, has been crowned Miss Universe in Bangkok, marking a dramatic turn in what has become one
MI5 Warns UK Lawmakers of Chinese Espionage Efforts Using Fake Recruitment Firms
The UK’s domestic security service, MI5, has issued a warning to British lawmakers about new Chinese-sponsored espionage activities, raising concerns
State Bank of Pakistan’s Dollar Controls: Reform or Restriction?
The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has recently introduced sweeping changes to the way foreign currency transactions are conducted in
Trump Praises Cristiano Ronaldo at White House Dinner Hosted by Saudi Crown Prince
US President Donald Trump has praised football superstar Cristiano Ronaldo during a White House dinner hosted by Saudi Arabia’s Crown
India’s Exports to US Surge 14.5% in October Despite Trump Tariffs
First monthly increase in five months signals thawing trade relations as bilateral deal negotiations progress India’s goods exports to the
Shrinking manufacturing index sounds alarm for Chinese economy
China’s manufacturing (PMI) index has been under 50 for most of the months in the past year, indicating growth of
Trump says will sue BBC for up to US$5 billion over video edit
Trump’s lawyers sent the BBC a letter on Monday accusing it of defaming the president with the video of the speech