Yangon: In a major move, Myanmar has launched its largest warship, the King Thalun, on December 24, coinciding with the country’s 77th Navy Day. The launch event was held at the Navy Dockyard …
India bowled out for 369 in reply to Australia’s first innings 474
India were bowled out for 369 on day four of the fourth test in Melbourne on Sunday in reply to Australia’s first innings total of 474.
Nitish Kumar Reddy’s father provides unforgettable moment as India’s next generation stands tall at MCG
Nitish Kumar Reddy’s father provided an unforgettable moment in the MCG stands as India’s young guns allowed the tourists to claw their way back into the match. Here are the quick hits from day three of the fourth Test.
China Has Limited Firepower to Counter U.S. Tariffs
While Beijing has already brandished the ways it could hit back at Trump levies, such retaliation risks boomeranging..
Ex-CDC Director Says ‘Possible’ US Created Viruses in China
Robert Redfield, who led the CDC during Trump’s first term, said “it’s possible” that U.S. intelligence agencies were helping create viruses in a Wuhan lab.
Newshour – Head of WHO on being nearly hit by an Israeli missile in Yemen – BBC Sounds
Dr Tedros told the BBC his team ‘escaped death narrowly’
US, UK carry out airstrikes in Yemen’s Hajjah province, says Houthi group
American-British aggressors conducted 2 airstrikes in area of Bahis in Midi district in Hajjah province, says pro-Houthi TV channel Al-Masirah – Anadolu Ajansı
Bus driver shortage: Malaysia isn’t the only country in a pickle, here are how others tackle the issue
But Malaysia is not alone in grappling with this issue, and other countries are facing similar challenges, often driven by an ageing workforce. Malay Mail takes a look at how they …
Malaysia takes the Asean helm in 2025: What’s at stake and key priorities
On January 1, Malaysia will assume the chairmanship of the Association of South-east Asian Nations (Asean), a 10-member bloc with a combined GDP ranking it among the world’s top economic entities. The …
Firm to Texas tech company: ‘Pennsylvania is not Saudi Arabia.’
Forget California and New York—it looks now as if Pennsylvania has some beef with Texas. A Keystone State engineering firm is alleging that a Houston area technology company owes it hundreds of …