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Mitsubishi eyes North America production with Nissan amid Trump tariffs
TOKYO — Mitsubishi Motors is considering producing vehicles at a Nissan Motor plant in North America, the automaker said Thursday, as a past decision to end U.S. production leaves it exposed to steep tariffs imposed by the Trump administration. Mitsubishi projects a 28% drop in group operating profit to 100 billion yen ($691 million) for fiscal 2025,…
Trump administration cut more than $1.8 billion in NIH grants
The Trump administration terminated $1.81 billion in National Institutes of Health grants in less than 40 days, including $544 million in as-yet-unspent funds. That’s according to an analysis published Thursday in JAMA, which relies on data from the Department of Health and Human Services’ Tracking Accountability in Government Grants System. The analysis offers the most…
Pakistan launches helpline for Hajj pilgrims amid air travel disruption
Pakistan launches helpline for Hajj pilgrims amid air travel disruption Pakistan’s Ministry of Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony has set up a helpline to aid Hajj pilgrims with updated information regarding their flight schedules. Amid rising tensions with neighboring India, air travel from Pakistan has been disrupted, affecting flight operations across the country. The Ministry…
India-Pakistan latest: India says it hit Pakistan air defences while accusing Islamabad of drone strikes
Eyewitnesses report blackouts and blasts in overnight attack Videos and pictures on social media appear to show blackouts in the city of Jammu, with air raid sirens sounding as Pakistani drones appear to target the airport. The Independent has not verified the authenticity of the videos independently. Holly Evans8 May 2025 16:25 Two blasts and…
China’s Geely to take Zeekr luxury EV unit private, delist from NYSE
SHANGHAI — Chinese automaker Zhejiang Geely Group Holding plans to take its New York Stock Exchange-listed luxury electric vehicle brand Zeekr private, in an effort to boost cost competitiveness by eliminating overlapping investments among its companies. Geely announced on Wednesday that it will make Zeekr a wholly owned subsidi through Geely Automobile Holdings, a subsidi listed…
3 Doors Down singer Brad Arnold says he has stage 4 cancer, cancels summer tour
Brad Arnold, lead singer of American rock band 3 Doors Down, has been diagnosed with stage four cancer and is cancelling the band’s upcoming tour, he announced in an Instagram post on Wednesday. “I had been sick a couple of weeks ago and went to the hospital and got checked out, and actually got the…
Stakeholders Discuss Strengthening Corporate Reporting at Transparency International Pakistan Forum
Stakeholders Discuss Strengthening Corporate Reporting at Transparency International Pakistan Forum Transparency International Pakistan convened a high-level multi-stakeholder dialogue on corporate governance and strengthening disclosure practices by the listed companies. The dissemination event was attended by the representatives of Pakistan’s top companies, regulatory bodies including Competition Commission of Pakistan, Pakistan Stock Exchange, Ministry of Finance, Ministry…
Twins, 12, among those killed in Indian border town of Poonch in Pakistani shelling: ‘We are paying with our blood’
On The Ground newsletter: Get a weekly dispatch from our international correspondents Get a weekly dispatch from our international correspondents Get a weekly international news dispatch Clutching their father’s hand, 12-year-old twins Zain and Zoya tried to escape night-time shelling, part of the deadly crossfire that has erupted between India and Pakistan. They were fleeing…
Chicken feet to fish heads: China’s tariffs threaten US variety meat
NEW YORK — American farmers have been put in a difficult spot as they struggle to adapt to China’s massive new tariffs by shifting exports elsewhere. But alternative destinations will not be easily found for certain items prized in the Chinese market, such as chicken feet and fish heads. Products from poultry, pig and cattle…