Poor rains and a weak monsoon weather system is leading to a water shortage in India's cities and its vast rural regions.
Row over alleged theft of donations from India’s landmark Ram temple
Questions are being raised over the handling of cash, valuable jewellery, gold and silver offered by devotees.
How China turned the desert into green forests
Explore China's ambitious 'Great Green Wall' project, an immense reforestation effort designed to combat desertification and environmental degradation. Discover how millions of trees are being planted ...
IPO Connect pitched as Hong Kong’s next move to boost finance hub role but hurdles loom
Calls grow to further expand Hong Kong's connect scheme with mainland China markets amid drive for deeper capital flows Hong Kong is seizing every opportunity to consolidate its role as a global ...
New Georgia scholarship offers foster students up to $30,000 a year
Applications are now being accepted for the first round of Georgia's Foster Care Scholarship Program, which offers eligible students up to $30,000 a year to help cover the cost of college.
Following the UAE’s Lead, Iraq Warns It Could Leave OPEC. Here’s What That Would Mean for Oil Stocks
Iraq wants to pump more oil in the future.
South Korea launches $150 billion U.S. shipbuilding investment push
South Korea launches a financing council to support $150 billion in U.S. shipbuilding investment while sharing early-stage risks with industry.
June 2026 Global Regulatory Brief: SEC climate disclosure repeal, Hong Kong transition finance guidance and Vietnamese carbon market rules
The financial industry faces evolving regulations and government expectations in the push to advance the green transition. Green finance policy updates below highlight regulatory and policy insights ...
2026 World Cup picks, odds, predictions: Best bets for USA vs. Turkiye, Japan vs. Sweden on Thursday
SportsLine's soccer experts have revealed their World Cup picks and World Cup predictions for Thursday, June 25 ...
China-linked virus infects Japan’s army via USB sticks
The infection in a secure, closed system used by the Japanese army was not discovered for a year.