A court in St. Petersburg has released a 60-year-old woman from house arrest after charging her with hatred-based desecration of a grave for leaving a note on the grave of the parents of Russian …
Dubai real estate: $915m transactions recorded on Monday as property boom continues
The start of a new week didn’t slow down the booming Dubai real estate market as transactions continued to fly. Dubai real estate market recorded 643 sales transactions worth AED1.93bn ($525m), in …
The Rising Love Affair Amid Indian Investors and Real Estate in Dubai
The real estate opportunities in the Dubai emirate have always been one admired choice amongst Indian investors, a fact shown by their growing acquisition outlay and particularly building second homes …
North Korea says missile tests were practice to attack South, US
North Korea’s military says its recent barrage of missile tests were practices to “mercilessly” strike key South Korean and US targets such as air bases and operation command systems with a variety of …
Dogs gifted by North Korea’s Kim may need new home
The white Pungsan dogs – Gomi and Songgang – are legally categorized as state property belonging to the presidential archives. South Korea’s former President Moon Jae-in says he plans to give up a …
Former South Korean leader plans to give up dogs gifted from North Korea’s Kim Jong Un
Moon Jae-in has raised the white Pungsan dogs, which are legally categorised as state property belonging to the presidential archives, since their arrival in South Korea.
South Korea’s Former President to give up dogs gifted by Kim Jong-un due to differences
South Korea’s former President Moon Jae-in plans to give up a pair of dogs sent to him by North Korean leader Kim Jong-un as a gift. The former president appears to have taken this decision as …
South Korea’s Moon seeks to give up dogs gifted by North’s Kim Jong Un
SEOUL: South Korea’s former president Moon Jae-in is seeking to give up two dogs gifted to him by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, citing a lack of support from Seoul, his office said Monday (Nov 7).
How BYU students’ disaster prep strategies in Indonesia could help Utahns, too
A BYU professor and students who helped implement risk-reduction strategies for natural disasters in Indonesia say such strategies could help Utahns prepare for an earthquake.
500 bighas of enemy property in grip of land mafia in U.P.’s Prayagraj
Enemy property is the property left behind in India by people who migrated from India to Pakistan or other countries. After partition in 1947, a large number of big land owners left their properties …