3 Red Cross Workers Killed in Ukraine by Shelling New York Times, Three Red Cross workers were killed and two wounded on Thursday when artillery fire struck a frontline aid
University of Tokyo to raise fees 20% Japan Times, The University of Tokyo, Japan’s top public university, plans to raise its tuition fees by 20% from 2025 — its first
Russia focusing on American social media stars to covertly influence voters Straits Time, WASHINGTON – Russia is increasingly turning to American social media stars to covertly influence voters ahead of
Supporters clash with cops at PTI rally as leaders demand Imran’s release Dawn, PTI leaders rallied on the outskirts of Islamabad on Sunday, demanding the “immediate release” of their founder,
The Bangladesh Physiotherapy Association (BPA) commemorated World Physiotherapy Day on September 8, 2024, by organizing various events focused on raising awareness about back pain treatment. BPA, the national body representing
Indians in Russian army await contract annulment hindustantimes, The release of nearly 70 Indians serving in the Russian Army has been held up as authorities in Moscow are yet to
Bargaining is deeply ingrained in Bangladeshi culture. From the bustling street markets of Dhaka to more formal negotiations over rent or services, the ability to haggle effectively can make a
Judge delays Trump hush money sentencing until after election NEW YORK, (Reuters) A New York judge on Friday delayed former U.S. President Donald Trump’s sentencing in his hush money criminal
Singapore firms eye under-tapped India and Middle East markets for overseas expansion Straight Times, SINGAPORE – As multinational corporations rush to diversify their international trade and investment exposure, Singapore companies
Desperation drives Nigeria’s pro-Russian protests The Globe and Mail, Demonstrators say they were motivated by financial issues, including those linked to a temporary border closing after a coup in neighbouring