Beijing: – Many provinces in China are facing power shortages that have hit foreign companies along with millions of homes. This is due to the Chinese government’s crackdown on coal companies, rising fuel prices and increasing demand for electricity. The power shortage has affected the production of companies like Apple and Tesla in China, and […]
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Bamako/Moscow/Washington: – The government of Mali in Africa has signalled deployment of mercenaries from Russian Company, Wagner. The United States and European countries have objected to Mali’s decision. But Mali has backed the decision to seek help from the Russian company. While other countries, including France, are withdrawing their military deployments from Mali. Besides, the […]
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Karachi/Islamabad: – After accusing India of being responsible for terrorism in Pakistan, Pakistan has now started blaming Iran for the saboteur activities in the country. Pakistan has blamed Iran for plotting a terrorist attack on Chinese engineers in Gwadar last month. Last month, there was a major suicide bomb attack near the Pakistani port of […]
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Baku/Tehran: – Tension has been reigning between Iran and Azerbaijan for the last few weeks, with leaders of both countries threatening each other. Azerbaijani leaders have threatened that Pakistan’s military will infiltrate Iran if Iran launches an attack on Azerbaijan. Angered by this, Iran criticised the growing foreign interference in Azerbaijan as the cause for […]
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Beijing/ Washington: The top executive of Huawei, Meng Wanzhou, has been released after signing the Deferred Prosecution Agreement with the US Justice Department. Before Meng got released, China released Canadian citizens Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor. Thus, this has clarified that China had detained these two Canadian citizens in response to Meng’s detention. However, the Chinese media […]
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Washington: – Prime Minister Modi held bilateral talks, awaited by the entire world, with President Biden. Prime Minister Modi underlined the importance of this discussion, taking place at the beginning of the third decade of this century. Modi told President Biden, ‘Your leadership will determine the shape of this decade.’ During the meeting, Prime Minister […]
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Kabul: – Mullah Nooruddin Turabi, a senior Taliban leader, said, ‘Others should not try to preach about laws to us. We will enforce laws in our own way. Killing and amputation of arms are necessary for the security of Afghanistan, and these punishments will be resumed’. But Turabi claimed that the sentences would not be […]
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Washington: – Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is on a visit to the United States, held bilateral talks with the Japanese and Australian Prime Ministers. The open, free and inclusive Indo-Pacific region featured prominently in the discussions with both these leaders. The discussions between the Indian, Japanese and Australian Prime Ministers become significant because of […]
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Beijing: – China issued a fresh threat ‘Quad and AUKUS are dangerous groups, created to corner China. India, Japan and Australia should not engage in this group at the behest of the United States. Because of the group crosses the line, China will use force, without hesitation, to punish anyone who jolts its interests.’ As […]
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Kabul: – The Taliban, who replaced Kabul University’s highly educated vice-chancellor with a radical, has been shocked. Protesting against this, about 70 professors and associate professors of Kabul University have resigned. Not only that, but the Taliban, who denies education for girls, said that music is forbidden and has now ruled that the killing of […]
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