Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said Iran would fully implement its 2015 nuclear deal if U.S. President-elect Joe Biden lifts sanctions on Tehran, which Zarif said could be done swiftly ... ( read original story ...)
Trump possibly looked into attacking Iran’s nuclear program
According to the New York Times, Trump has looked into offensive military action targeting Iran's nuclear facilities. Courtney Kube and Ali Arouzi report on US-Iran tensions and reactions from Iranian ... ( read original story ...)
Trump Helps Biden Push Iran Toward Democracy
The incumbent confronts Tehran on terrorism and human-rights abuses. ( read original story ...)
Whole Foods will insure your Thanksgiving turkey. Campbell’s has now offered to insure your sides, too — if you live in Manhattan.
Campbell's Soup Company is offering Thanksgiving "Dinner Insurance" to Manhattan residents. If their sides don't turn out as planned, customers can get "gourmet" replacements for free from Campbell's. ( read original story ...)
Global manufacturers are flocking to Vietnam. Is it ready?
So is Vietnam. The communist country is enjoying an influx of foreign manufacturers, a trend that began after 2007 when low-end garment and shoe factories began to leave China and its rising costs. ( read original story ...)
Vietnam proposes students learn Korean at earlier stage of education
Vietnam's ministry of education said it is moving toward making Korean language a "first foreign language" that can be taught at elementary schools in the country. ( read original story ...)
Morning mail: 1 million more in poverty, Australia-Japan defence pact, Dolly Parton funds vaccine
Successive cuts to coronavirus supplement are seeing many Australians sink into poverty. Plus: fireflies light up Japan ... ( read original story ...)
England cricket tour to Pakistan called off: Reports
England's first cricket tour of Pakistan in over 15 years, due to take place early in 2021, will not go ahead, according to British media reports.The BBC and the Press Association (PA) reported that ... ( read original story ...)
India pins hopes on locally-tested COVID-19 vaccines given Pfizer constraints
India hopes five locally-tested vaccines will help it to control COVID-19, as those developed by Pfizer and Moderna may not be available to it in big quantities soon. ( read original story ...)
Are India’s renewable energy markets losing their spark?
The push by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to build more clean energy projects is stalling. India still is the world’s biggest market for renewable energy auctions, but the road ahead is ... ( read original story ...)