BEIJING — In a world rattled by uncertainty, China’s factories are quietly showing signs of determination and resilience. Despite the ongoing global challenges, from harsh trade disputes to shaky domestic demand, the country’s industrial engines are still humming—perhaps more steadily than many had feared. According to data released on Monday by the National Bureau of […]
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In a welcome message of calm for families along the tense borders, an Indian Army official confirmed on Sunday that the ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan, reached on May 12, remains firmly in place—with no deadline in sight. Reassuring those concerned that the break in hostilities might be short-lived, the official said, “There’s no […]
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In a powerful show of unity and compassion, Arab leaders gathered in Baghdad on Saturday with a heartfelt message: the violence in Gaza must end, and help must reach those suffering—without conditions or delays. Their collective call wasn’t just political—it was deeply human. They pledged to rebuild the shattered lives and communities in Gaza, committing […]
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NEW YORK — A celebratory visit turned tragic Saturday night when a majestic Mexican Navy tall ship, adorned with lights and proudly flying its national flag, collided with the Brooklyn Bridge, killing two and injuring several others in a heartbreaking accident that shook both sides of the border. The vessel, Cuauhtémoc, named after the last […]
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Washington, May 17 – In a candid conversation with Fox News, former US President Donald Trump revealed that India is apparently willing to eliminate all tariffs on American products. It’s a surprising twist in the long-drawn trade negotiations between the two countries—but Trump made it clear he’s not rushing into any agreement just yet. “They […]
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PETALING JAYA – A quiet sigh of relief is sweeping across Malaysia’s business community as the government announces the extension of the Socso Amnesty Programme. For many employers, it’s not just policy—it’s a lifeline. The Malaysian Employers Federation (MEF), a longstanding voice for businesses, expressed its heartfelt welcome to the move. Its president, Datuk Dr. […]
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In a move that could signal a thaw in long-frozen relations, Pakistan has for the first time expressed willingness to engage with India over the long-standing Indus Waters Treaty (IWT), hinting at a potential return to dialogue in the wake of rising tensions. This development comes on the heels of a devastating terror attack in […]
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KUALA LUMPUR – Amid rising global uncertainties, Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) reassures Malaysians that the nation is well-prepared to weather the storm, even in the face of potential new tariffs on semiconductors from the United States. Speaking with calm confidence at a recent press conference, Governor Datuk Abdul Rasheed Ghaffour shared that Malaysia’s diverse export […]
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GAZA — A sense of overwhelming grief blankets the Gaza Strip today as at least 60 lives were lost in a series of Israeli airstrikes, with most of the victims being women, children, and entire families sheltering in homes and tents in Khan Younis, according to Palestinian medics. Among the dead was journalist Hassan Samour, […]
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Srinagar, May 15: In a gesture that goes beyond official protocol, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh is set to visit Srinagar today, where he will spend time with the brave hearts stationed in the Valley, listen to their stories, and personally appreciate their unwavering service to the nation. Sources say Singh is expected to arrive at […]
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