Seven months after the fiery Norfolk Southern train derailment in East Palestine, the village received a lot of attention this week.
A notorious Syracuse property is mixed up in a corruption scandal – in Kazakhstan
including the Syracuse property. Khrapunov, 70, took office six years after the Soviet Union collapsed and broke into 15 smaller countries, one of them Kazakhstan stretching from the Caspian Sea …
North Korea’s Kim Jong Un heads home after Russian journey that raised concern about weapons deals
Foreign officials and experts have said North Korea could provide badly needed munitions for Moscow’s war on Ukraine in exchange for sophisticated Russian weapons technology that would advance …
New York’s The Met museum to return ancient artifacts to Yemen
Researchers investigating the origins of the statues found that they were taken from Ma’rib in 1984, and were, therefore, the property of Yemen. Yemen has agreed that the Met may continue to display …
RTI: PIC grants swift access to 50-year property records
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Information Commission (PIC) promptly facilitated a citizen’s access to property records spanning 50 years in just one month, underscoring the commission’s strong commitment to …
Pakistan: 95 million people living under poverty as living standards fall, reveals World Bank
According to the World Bank, Pakistan’s poverty levels shot up from 34.2% to 39.4% since last year, showing that its economic model is unable to ease its poor economic conditions.
World Bank Cautions Pakistan As Nearly 100 Million People Now Under Poverty
Poverty in Pakistan shot up to 39.4 per cent as of last fiscal year, with 12.5 million more people falling into the trap due to poor economic conditions, the World Bank has said.
‘Pakistan’s economic model is…’: World Bank issues warning as 95 million fall below poverty line
Poverty in Pakistan has risen to 39.4% as poor economic conditions have caused 12.5 million more people to fall into poverty. The World Bank urged the country to take urgent action to achieve …
India confiscates property of top Sikh separatist, ally of gunned down Niijar
Gurpatwant Singh Pannun is founder of Sikhs For Justice, whose Canada chapter was headed by Hardeep Singh Nijjar before he was killed.
Amid India-Canada row, property confiscation notice pasted outside Nijjar’s house near Jalandhar
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Saturday pasted a property confiscation notice outside a house belonging to Khalistani leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar, in BharsinghPura village of Jalandhar district.