Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has emphasized the importance of continued knowledge-sharing and capacity-building between Pakistan and Bangladesh to strengthen regional development efforts.
China’s fiscal revenue picks up pace, officials vow early 2026 bond sales
China's September fiscal revenue growth picked up from August, finance ministry officials said on Friday, vowing to start issuing 2026 bonds early to give the economy an extra boost. The 2.6% increase ...
Vietnam parliament to work on government personnel issues next week
Vietnam's National Assembly, the country's lawmaking body, will work on key personnel issues by the end of next week, including voting on key government and state appointments, an assembly official ...
Vietnam veteran wants to help preserve legacy of combat, war
A Quad Cities Vietnam veteran spoke with Our Quad Cities Photojournalist Mike Colón about the importance of remembering veterans and their service. Most Vietnam veterans don’t, won’t, or can’t, talk ...
Bears have killed a record 7 people in Japan this year
The figures do not include a suspected bear attack involving a 60-year-old hot spring worker who went missing on Thursday after he went to clean an outdoor bath.
Japan’s Ishin says ‘big progress’ made in coalition talks with LDP
The Japan Innovation Party and the Liberal Democratic Party made "big progress" in talks towards a possible coalition, party executives said on Friday, bringing LDP chief Sanae Takaichi closer to ...
Osaka out of Japan Open as tennis injured list grows
Grand Slam winner Naomi Osaka withdraws from the Japan Open through injury as tennis players continue to struggle.
Clashes break out in Bangladesh capital as major political parties set to sign a new charter
Police have used teargas, stun grenades and batons to disperse protesters outside Bangladesh’s national Parliament complex.
Patience running out back home amid Bangladesh’s batting gloom
Former captains Mohammad Ashraful and Akram Khan point at systemic issues around team selection, lack of batting plans, and players not adapting to the modern way
China Ousts Top Military Officials as Xi Widens Corruption Purge
China has expelled two of the country’s most senior military officials from the Communist Party as President Xi Jinping widens his anti-corruption drive.He Weidong, one of two vice-chairs of the ...