(Reuters) : Evgeny Ivanov, the deputy foreign minister, was quoted as stating on Sunday by the state-run TASS news agency that Russia is working on lowering visa requirements for six nations, including Syria, Indonesia, and India. Ivanov added that in addition to India, “procedures simplification” was also being discussed withRead More →
(AFP) – According to almost final statistics, the far-right EKRE received just 16 percent of the vote, while Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas’ center-right Reform Party received 31.6 percent. Reform will once again need to assemble a coalition with one or more of the parties represented in the 101-seat legislatureRead More →
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. Senator Mark Warner said on Sunday that two U.S. senators want to present legislation this week that would allow the government to “block or restrict” foreign technology businesses such as Chinese-owned TikTok. TikTok, according to Warner, the head of the Senate Intelligence Committee, would beRead More →
TOKYO/SEOUL (Reuters) – South Korea and Japan may be on the verge of settling a disagreement over colonial-era forced labour that has hampered political and commercial ties between the two neighbours, according to media reports. According to anonymous diplomatic sources, the South Korean government aims to unveil its solution toRead More →
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Brett Schickler never saw himself as a published novelist until lately, but he had fantasised about it. But after learning about the ChatGPT artificial intelligence software, Schickler realised he had a golden chance. “It now appeared conceivable to write a book,” said Schickler, a salesperson inRead More →
(AFP) – Three UN soldiers were killed and five were critically wounded after their convoy was hit by a roadside bomb in central Mali on Tuesday, according to the UN mission. “Today, a MINUSMA Force convoy was targeted by an Improvised Explosive Device #IED,” it claimed in a tweet withRead More →
DHAKA : (AFP) – On Monday, the sole newspaper of Bangladesh’s largest opposition party ceased publication after a government suspension order was upheld, raising concerns about media freedom in the South Asian country. Campaigners and international governments, notably the United States, have long raised concern about Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’sRead More →
LONDON (Web Desk) – Britain announced plans on Monday for a post-Brexit review of its regulations for the 11 trillion pound ($13.2 trillion) asset management industry, with a focus on improving liquidity after a near-meltdown in funds used by pension schemes last September. Before Britain left the European Union, lawsRead More →
ARKABUTLA, Miss. (REUTERS) – On Friday, a shooter murdered six people in the southern US state of Mississippi, leading President Joseph Biden to call for tighter gun regulations only days after urging action in the wake of a fatal campus shooting. According to local media, a guy shot and murderedRead More →
SYDNEY (Reuters) – The death toll from Cyclone Gabrielle in New Zealand increased to nine on Saturday as officials continued to search for missing persons and clean up the North Island. On Sunday, the storm struck the northernmost portion of the North Island and travelled down the east coast, wreakingRead More →
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