A Bloomberg survey suggests Chinese companies plan to shift more AI chip spending to local suppliers, raising fresh questions about Nvidia's growth in China.
Russia Confirms Talks With Turkey Over Fate Of S-400s Amid F-35 Push
Ankara is reportedly eyeing the transfer of the Russian-made SAM systems to a Gulf country in a bid to have Washington lift its F-35 embargo.
Turkey says it hopes to achieve result on lifting US sanctions soon
ANKARA, July 10 (Reuters) - Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said on Friday that Turkey hopes to achieve a result on lifting U.S. sanctions and its desire to purchase F-35 fighter jets soon, adding there ...
Typhoon Bavi moves off the Philippines toward Taiwan, Japan, China
Typhoon Bavi weakened as it moved off the Philippines but was expected to bring heavy rain to Taiwan and Japan before it makes landfall in China.
Bangladesh’s Hasina plans December return with party colleagues to surrender
Ousted Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, facing a death sentence back home where her party is banned, told Reuters she and senior party colleagues plan to return from exile in India around ...
An elite club is in the firing line of India’s war on its colonial past
Delhi Gymkhana, once a social spot for British administrators, faces eviction as the Modi government pushes to expunge relics of foreign rule.
Mob kills innocent man in India after rape, slaying of child
Violence erupted in India after a girl in India was raped and slain, with a mob killing an innocent man and police killing the main suspect.
The Englishwoman who sketched India before photography took hold
Emily Eden travelled across northern India in the 1830s, sketching princes, warriors, hill communities and even animals.
Hong Kong keeps tight grip on housing land supply despite property rebound
Government will tender just one plot in Kowloon this quarter, as officials point to future supply from railway, redevelopment and Northern Metropolis projects Hong Kong's government will release just ... ( read original story ...)
Georgia Homeowners Living in HOAs Have New Protections Coming Thanks to a Property Owner’s Bill of Rights Act
Homeowners Associations (HOAs) have earned themselves a bad reputation over the years, as many people claim that these types of organizations are rife with fraud and frequently guilty of ... ( read original story ...)