Pakistan Economic Corridor Authority (CPECA) chairman retired Gen Asim Saleem Bajwa Sunday said Pakistan attaches great importance to the mega project, and is ready to pay any price f ... ( read original story ...)
The week hundreds of Native Americans took over D.C.’s Bureau of Indian Affairs
The 1972 occupation, born out of frustration with the government’s ‘Trail of Broken Treaties,’ lasted for six days ... ( read original story ...)
Sayyid’s Foods offers taste of India and more
Judging from customers’ comments on its Facebook page, Sayyid’s Foods is providing an authentic taste of India through its variety of dishes. Situated on ... ( read original story ...)
Turkey says it seeks survivors after pirate attack off Nigeria
Turkey sought on Sunday to rescue three surviving members of a cargo ship after pirates attacked it off the coast of Nigeria, killing one and kidnapping 15, according to President Tayyip Erdogan's ... ( read original story ...)
Turkey seeks surviving crew members after pirate attack off Nigeria
Turkey sought on Sunday to rescue surviving members of a container ship after pirates attacked it off the coast of Nigeria, killing one person and kidnapping 15, according to the Turkish and Azeri ... ( read original story ...)
As Philippines seeks Covid-19 vaccines, ghost of Dengvaxia controversy lingers
As Covid-19 cases rise, the Philippine public’s abysmal public trust in vaccines will be a huge hurdle in the government’s vaccination bid. ( read original story ...)
Philippines shouldn’t be intimidated over Chinese law letting coast guard to fire on foreign ships — Pangilinan
"Indonesia and Vietnam refuse to be intimidated," Sen. Pangilinan said. "I adamantly refuse to believe that they are braver than we are, and I firmly believe that ours is not a nation of cowards." ... ( read original story ...)
Bangladesh eye series sweep in the port city
A win counts as 10 points, and even a dead rubber like the third and final ODI between Bangladesh and the Windies in Chittagong will surely now have its own value. ( read original story ...)
Bangladesh to buy Myanmar rice, putting aside Rohingya crisis
Bangladesh will buy 100,000 tonnes of rice from Myanmar, putting aside a rift over the Rohingya refugee crisis as the government races to overcome a shortage of the staple food for the country's more ... ( read original story ...)
Bangladesh: Groups call for focus on Rohingya education
Myanmar-centric curriculum will help Rohingya youth after repatriation, says Bangladeshi collective - Anadolu Agency ... ( read original story ...)