WASHINTON: Violence against Muslims has increased dramatically in India under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, frequently going unpunished. According to a column in the New York Times, the Indian government has enacted laws and policies that discriminate against Muslims, including alterations to citizenship laws that disfavour them andRead More →
SYDNEY (AFP) – There were demands for adjustments ahead of the second Test after Australia was humiliated by India in the first Test at Nagpur on Sunday. The spin twins Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja outperformed the world’s top team on Saturday, crushing them by an innings and 132 runsRead More →
(Reuters) – President Vladimir Putin stated on Tuesday that certain medications were in limited supply in Russia and that costs had risen, despite the nation generating more of its own treatments. While prescription pharmaceuticals are free from Western sanctions imposed as a result of the Ukraine conflict, their distribution toRead More →
(Reuters) – Russia’s defence ministry claimed on Sunday that a major rocket attack on two facilities in eastern Ukraine temporarily hosting Ukrainian military killed more than 600 Ukrainian personnel. Reuters was unable to confirm the military ministry’s claim immediately. There was no immediate response from Ukraine to Russia’s allegation, howeverRead More →
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Kyiv, Ukraine According to Russia’s defence ministry, 63 Russian servicemen were killed in a Ukrainian attack on a military base in the eastern Donetsk area on Monday. According to a Russian defence ministry statement, Ukrainian troops launched six missiles from a HIMARS launch system, two ofRead More →
MANILA (AFP) – On Sunday, hundreds of flights were cancelled, delayed, or diverted due to a “loss of contact” at the nation’s main hub in Manila, leaving thousands of passengers stranded. A “technical problem” impacting the air traffic control centre at Manila’s domestic and international airport was discovered by aviationRead More →
MOSCOW (REUTERS) – On Monday, the Russian rouble moved up against the dollar, gaining some ground after seeing its biggest weekly decline since early July due to concerns about how sanctions on oil and gas might affect Russia’s export earnings. Following the implementation of an oil embargo and price cap,Read More →
Tokyo ( Rueter) Japan’s economy, the third-largest in the world, shrank less than initially predicted in the third quarter, supporting the idea that it is slowly emerging from COVID-19 gloom even as major export markets continue to weaken. Separate data revealed that the economy had experienced its first current accountRead More →
RAWALPINDI : The first Test between Pakistan and England was in its fourth day on Sunday in Rawalpindi, with England leading 499-7 despite centuries from the top order. Despite centuries from Abdullah Shafique, Imam-ul-Haq, and Babar Azam, England managed to pick up wickets and felt like they had a bigRead More →
North Korea launched three ballistic missiles into the Sea of Japan early Wednesday, according to Seoul’s military, barely one day after US Vice President Joe Biden concluded his first trip to Asia as president. The Joint Chiefs of Staff of South Korea claimed in a statement that it had “detectedRead More →
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