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Furor over Trump’s targeting of law firms heats up with court fight and ad campaign

April 24, 2025

Tennessee pauses bill targeting right to education regardless of immigration status

April 22, 2025

Eli Lilly releases Zepbound obesity drug in Japan, targeting ‘hidden’ fat

April 17, 2025

Eli Lilly releases obesity drug in Japan, targeting ‘hidden’ fat

April 17, 2025

Obama says he is ‘deeply concerned’ with the Trump administration’s targeting of students, journalists and law firms

April 5, 2025

Chinese milit conducts sea-air combat readiness patrols in South China Sea, ‘directly targeting the Philippines’ provocative moves’

March 27, 2025

East Turkistan Government in Exile warns Uyghur diaspora about phishing scam targeting their community

January 14, 2025

White House’s hype of China’s cyber espionage targeting its telecom sector lacks factual basis: expert

December 15, 2024

J-K Police arrests terrorists, their associates behind Srinagar grenade attack

November 8, 2024

Japan, China, South Korea and ASEAN to widen currency safety net
TOKYO — Japan, China, South Korea and ASEAN are expected as early as this month to expand an aid program designed for financial crises to include infectious disease outbreaks and natural disasters. The program, known as the Chiang Mai Initiative, was created after the 1997-98 Asian financial crisis. The goal is to prevent defaults by…
7-Eleven parent’s leadership picks backed by US proxy adviser
TOKYO — U.S. proxy adviser Institutional Shareholder Service has endorsed Seven & i Holdings’ new leadership appointments, including Stephen Hayes Dacus as CEO and Vice President Junro Ito as chairman. With no competing proposals ahead of the 7-Eleven parent’s general shareholders meeting in late May, the ISS endorsement is seen as a boost for the…
Malaysia, Vietnam drove rush of exports to US ahead of tariffs
HO CHI MINH CITY/SINGAPORE/BANGKOK — Southeast Asian countries boosted exports to the U.S. ahead of President Donald Trump announcing his “reciprocal” tariffs in April, but there are concerns that this will only eat into American demand for manufactured goods later this year. Malaysia’s exports to the U.S. in March climbed 51% on the year to…
Are there any truly safe assets anymore?
Satyajit Das, a former banker, is the author of “Traders, Guns & Money,” “Extreme Money” and “A Banquet of Consequences: Reloaded.” Fearing a trade war-induced recession and financial crisis, investors are switching out of risky assets into government bonds and AAA or AA-rated securities. But this Pavlovian response introduces new and subtle risks.
Arsalan Naseer playfully mocks Fawad Khan’s ‘Ice Age’ connection to border crises
Arsalan Naseer playfully mocks Fawad Khan’s ‘Ice Age’ connection to border crises Arsalan Naseer humorously compared Fawad Khan’s presence during the border crises. He compared Fawad to the “Ice Age squirrel” from the animated movie “Ice Age.” The lighthearted remark garnered attention from fans, highlighting the actor’s role in critical moments. In a cheeky Instagram…
Analysis: How China's milit mystery can spill into Taiwan strategy
Analysis: How China's milit mystery can spill into Taiwan strategy
Mazda, Mitsubishi Motors lose out on Trump tariff relief as Honda gains
NEW YORK — U.S. President Donald Trump’s easing of automobile tariffs is expected to create more headwinds for import-reliant Mazda Motor and Mitsubishi Motors but help Honda Motor, which locally builds most of its autos for the American market. Under an executive order signed Tuesday, imported auto parts are partially exempt from the tariffs if…
Petrol prices drop in Pakistan
Petrol prices drop in Pakistan The government has announced a reduction in petrol prices, providing much-needed relief to the public. According to reports, a notification has been issued confirming a decrease in the price of petrol by Rs 2 per litre. Petrol and diesel prices in Pakistan have been reduced, offering some relief to the…
China’s CSSC shipbuilders ride wave of orders to profit
DALIAN, China — Two core subsidiaries under China State Shipbuilding Corp. (CSSC), the world’s largest ship manufacturing group, turned a profit for 2024 thanks to a global outpouring of orders. China CSSC Holdings reported a 5% increase in revenue to 78.5 billion yuan ($10.8 billion), generating a 22% jump in net profit to 3.6 billion yuan.