Hopes for progress in long-standing talks between Iran and the United States remain fragile, as Iran’s Foreign Ministry announced on Monday that Washington has yet to show a meaningful shift in its stance on lifting sanctions. Speaking at a weekly press briefing in Tehran, ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei shared a candid message with the public: […]
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São Paulo, Brazil — In a sobering development that brings human stories to the forefront of global industry, Brazilian labor prosecutors have filed a lawsuit against Chinese electric carmaker BYD, accusing it and two of its contractors—JinJiang and Tecmonta—of serious labor violations, including human trafficking and subjecting workers to “slavery-like conditions.” The allegations stem from […]
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KUALA LUMPUR: In a heartfelt message following his working visit to South Korea, Malaysia’s Works Minister, Datuk Seri Alexander Nanta Linggi, expressed strong interest in deepening ties with Korea Expressway Corporation (KEC) — a move aimed at building smarter, safer, and more sustainable highways back home. Reflecting on his visit, which took place during the […]
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In a heartfelt move that blends infrastructure with empathy, Pulwama district in South Kashmir is taking a long-overdue step towards creating a space just for women. Authorities have officially begun the groundwork for what will become Pulwama’s first-ever all-women park — a place where women can simply be. Set to be established in the Sirnoo […]
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The serene valleys of Kashmir, once alive with the laughter of tourists and the hum of hospitality, have turned eerily silent. Following the devastating terrorist attack in Pahalgam on April 22 that claimed 26 innocent lives, Kashmir’s tourism industry — a lifeline for thousands — is unraveling. Hotels that once brimmed with life during the […]
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In a world where headlines shift quickly and alliances face new tests, one familiar figure is stepping forward with a quiet but powerful gesture of solidarity. King Charles, at 76 and still undergoing cancer treatment, is making a deeply symbolic journey to Canada — a country that continues to proudly recognize him as its monarch. […]
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PETALING JAYA — In a region often weighed down by bureaucracy and caution, Malaysia is bringing a breath of fresh pragmatism and hope to Southeast Asia’s approach toward Myanmar’s ongoing crisis. Experts say the country’s leadership, under Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, is taking a future-oriented, human-centered path that prioritizes people over politics—something that’s been long […]
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After a two-hour disruption on his social media platform X this past Saturday, Elon Musk took to the very platform that went offline to share a more personal admission: it’s time to shift his focus back to the companies he built from the ground up. In a candid post, Musk acknowledged the outage as a […]
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KERALA, India — A terrifying scene unfolded off the coast of Kerala on Saturday, May 24, as a cargo ship flying the Liberian flag capsized in the stormy waters of the Arabian Sea. Onboard were not just dozens of crew members, but containers filled with dangerous substances — including marine gasoline and low sulfur fuel […]
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Dhaka, May 23 — A wave of uncertainty is sweeping through Bangladesh’s political landscape as Professor Muhammad Yunus, the head of the interim government, contemplates stepping down. The reason? A growing sense of helplessness in the face of stalled political unity. Speaking to BBC Bangla late Thursday night, Nhid Islam, leader of the student-led National […]
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