Any Brits trying to fly home from a popular holiday destination will be forced to wait as fire crews fight a terrifying blaze. Forest fires across the vibrant coastal city of Izmir, Turkey have forced …
US Envoy Sees F-35 Issue With Turkey Resolved Soon, Anadolu Says
The US ambassador to Turkey said a resolution to a long-running F-35 dispute between the NATO allies is possible by the end of the year, signaling a potential breakthrough in a yearslong standoff that …
Trump says U.S. could send letters setting tariff rates rather than extend deadline — ‘Dear Mr. Japan, here’s the story’
President Donald Trump said that although trade negotiations are still ongoing, he would rather send countries a letter that lays out the tariff rates they face and not extend the July 9 deadline, …
US to set tariff rates by sending letters to other countries, Trump says: ‘Dear Mr. Japan’
President Donald Trump threatened to dictate the terms of trade to nations that have yet to reach a deal with the United States. In an interview with Sunday Morning Futures with Maria Bartiromo, Trump …
Japan executes man dubbed the “Twitter killer,” convicted serial killer who murdered and dismembered 9 people
Takahiro Shiraishi was executed for the killings in 2017 of nine victims, most of whom had posted suicidal thoughts on social media.
Car bomb attack in Pakistan kills at least 13 soldiers
A car bomb attack in Pakistan has killed at least 13 soldiers and injured civilians. Pakistani officials said a suicide bomber drove a vehicle packed with explosives into a military convoy in the …
India’s monsoon covers country nine days early, accelerating planting
India’s annual monsoon rains covered the entire country on Sunday, nine days earlier than is typical, the weather department said, bringing forward planting of summer-sown crops.
Investigators look into Air India sabotage theory
Indian authorities are investigating the possibility that sabotage could have caused the deadly Air India crash.
Bangladesh Orders Striking Tax Officials Back to Work; Port Operations Hindered
Bangladesh Orders Striking Tax Officials Back to Work; Port Operations Hindered DHAKA (Reuters) -The Bangladesh government ordered tax and customs workers to return to work immediately on Sunday and …
Bangladesh’s biggest port, garment industry shut down by strike
The shutdown is part of an ongoing dispute between tax authority employees and the government, which is trying to overhaul the body.