A woman named Jantara gave birth to the child in the no man’s land between India and Nepal. She named her son ‘Border’.
North Korea, South Korea Exchange Fire in First Clash in Years
North Korea fired “several times” at a South Korean military guard post at about 7:41 a.m., and was met with retaliatory shots and a verbal warning, the latter’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said …
Nepal To Strengthen Relations With Neighbouring Nations: Finance Minister
“Foreign policy will be drafted on the basis of mutual benefits and respect, international commitment and responsibilities and justice,” said Dr Khatiwada while presenting the annual budget for …
Saudi Arabia to inject $13.3 billion into banking system
Saudi Arabia will pump 50 billion riyals ($13.3 billion) into the banking system to help manage the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic and the drop in oil prices.
Vietnam War veteran earns Hometown Hero Award
Raymond “Chip” Lynch of Nassau, a highly decorated 101st Airborne Division soldier in the Vietnam War, has been selected to receive this year’s Rev. Francis A. Kelley Hometown Hero Award. Lynch will …
ANZ to sell New Zealand asset finance unit to Japan’s Shinsei Bank for $479 million
Australia and New Zealand Banking Group on Tuesday agreed to sell its New Zealand-based asset finance unit for NZ$762 million ($479 million) to Japanese financial institution Shinsei Bank Ltd …
Japan Finance Minister Sees Fiscal Situation Worsening as Virus Hits Tax Revenue
Japan’s fiscal situation will further deteriorate following the compilation of stimulus budgets as tax revenue will likely fall due to the impact of the coronavirus on economic activity, Finance …
ADB expands trade finance programme to support Bangladesh’s private sector
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has expanded the Trade Finance Programme (TFP) to support the private sector in Bangladesh, by raising its financing limit to $755 million from $518 million at the end …
Bangladesh stock market regulator moves to coordinate with financial market watchdog
Two key regulatory institutions overseeing Bangladesh’s financial services industry and the capital market will work together to remove barriers borne out of lack of coordination, new head of …
Vettori asks Bangladesh Cricket Board to donate part of salary to low-income staffers
Vettori has said that we should donate a specific part of his salary to the BCB’s low-income staff. He has officially informed the cricket operations committee,” said BCB CEO Nizamuddin Chowdhury.