IBM shuts China research arm after lay-offs and revenue decline
US computing giant IBM is shutting down one of its major entities in China, 32 years after it was established to manage local research...
Bahamas Caught in Superpower Clash: China’s Traps vs. US Fury!
On January 16, at a business meeting in Nassau, the capital of the Bahamas, China’s ambassador to the Bahamas, Yan Jiarong, told the Bahamian...
‘Gloves off’ in US-China trade war with Trump’s surprise tariff spikes
New tariff increases from the United States on goods from several trading partners – including an additional 10 per cent on Chinese imports atop...
Huge protests, strikes paralyse Greece on train crash anniversary
Tens of thousands of people gathered in Athens and other Greek cities to mark the second anniversary of the country’s worst rail tragedy as...
India’s obesity crisis: Modi says to cut down on cooking oil, experts urge wider reforms
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has sought to address his country’s growing obesity epidemic by calling on citizens to reduce the use of cooking...
China’s No 2 carmaker Chery files Hong Kong IPO application
Chery Automobile, China’s second-largest carmaker, is planning an initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong to fund the development of new cars and technology,...
Suicide blast at Taliban religious school in Pakistan kills 4
A suicide attack at an Islamic religious school in Pakistan known as the “University of Jihad” where key Taliban leaders have studied killed four...
What’s Next for the House Budget Resolution?
At the end of the day, there is confidence that a reconciliation bill will get over the finish line even if the road ahead...
Federal Judge Declines to Halt Firings of CIA Officers Tied to DEI Programs
U.S. District Judge Anthony Trenga in Virginia had previously issued an administrative stay to pause the firings. A federal judge declined on Thursday to...