Indian envoy assures Visa process simplification for B’deshis
Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Dinesh Trivedi has assured efforts to simplify Indian visa procedures for Bangladeshi citizens, particularly medical patients. The High Commission is examining appointment delays and...
India-EU FTA Could Transform Business Ties: Piyush Goyal
India and Germany are strengthening industrial cooperation as Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal discusses investment,...
Houthis Claim Rescue of 14 Indians After Red Sea Yacht Attack
Yemen’s Houthis claim their forces rescued 14 Indian nationals aboard a yacht allegedly targeted...
Indian Embassy Helps Umrah Pilgrims After Deadly Dammam Airport Attack
India’s Ministry of External Affairs said the Indian Embassy in Riyadh and Consulate in...
Persistent Inflation Pushes Millions of Bangladeshis Below Poverty Line
Persistent inflation has pushed an estimated 8 million to 10 million people in Bangladesh...
Cross-strait conflict with China: Taiwan extends mandatory military service
Taipei: The Taiwanese government is going to extend its mandatory military service to one year to better train soldiers to take on mainland Chinese...
Solomon Islands ambassador to China dies in Beijing
Honiara: Solomon Islands ambassador to China John Moffat Fugui has died in Beijing, media reports said.
He was 61.He is now the fifth top foreign...
Pakistan: Baloch Government officials trying to convince Haq Do Tehreek protesters to end their agitation
Quetta: Two Balochistan government officials home minister and an adviser to the chief minister have arrived in Gwadar city of Pakistan to...
Unfathomable restrictions on womens rights risk destabilizing Afghanistan
New York: The UN rights chief, Volker Trk, called on Tuesday for the Taliban de facto authorities to revoke immediately a raft of policies...
UN refugee agency welcomes Indonesia’s act of humanity in rescuing migrants adrift at sea
New York: Indonesian fishing crews and local authorities who took part in rescuing more than 200 people adrift at sea, were hailed on Tuesday...
UN chief issues global wake-up call on Day of Epidemic Preparedness
New York: Three years ago this month, the virus that causes COVID-19 was first detected, the UN chief reminded on Tuesday, the International Day...
German firms splash out billions on Taiwan supply chain
Taipei: German companies are expanding their supply-chain links with Taiwan over the past three years to meet the challenges set by the Covid-19 era,...
Chinese provinces report blood shortages amid COVID-19 surge
Beijing: The fast-spreading COVID-19 infection in China is causing blood shortages across hospitals in various provinces in the nation, media reports said on Monday.
The...
Death toll due to heavy winter storm across US rises to 50
Washington: At least 50 people had died in the United States by Monday morning as a result of heavy winter storm-related incidents, media reported.
Earlier...
Afghanistan: Taliban administration shuts down two educational institutions in Kabul, Herat
Kabul: The Taliban rulers of Afghanistan have shut down two educational institutions in Kabul and Herat which accommodate over 1200 female students.
Roya Mahboob, the...
China lifts Covid restrictions for int’l arrivals
Beijing/UNI: China will cancel nucleic acid tests for international arrivals starting from Jan. 8, a Chinese Foreign Ministry statement said on Tuesday.
Inbound travelers to...
Japan govt imposing mandatory Covid-19 testing for arrivals from China: Reports
Tokyo: Mandatory testing for COVID-19 is being introduced by the Japanese government from December 30 upon arrival for travelers from China due to an...
Japan lodges protest to China over Ship presence near Senkaku Islands : Cabinet
Tokyo: Japan has lodged a protest to China over the longest ever presence of its ships in the Japanese territorial waters near the Senkaku...
Japan lodges protest to China over Ship presence near Senkaku Islands : Cabinet
Tokyo: Japan has lodged a protest to China over the longest ever presence of its ships in the Japanese territorial waters near the Senkaku...






