The United States has joined Russia, Israel, Belarus and North Korea in refusing to blame Vladimir Putin for illegally invading Ukraine. Both Ukraine and the US produced rival resolutions at the UN …
North Korea’s $1.5 billion crypto hack exposes bitcoin’s weakness
Cryptocurrency buyers should be prepared for more and bigger threats after North Korea’s recent robbery of close to $1.5 billion of cryptocurrency from crypto exchange Bybit. That’s just one …
North Korea appears to have sent more troops to Russia to back its war against Ukraine, Seoul says
North Korea appears to have dispatched fresh troops to reinforce Russian forces struggling on the Ukrainian front lines, South Korea’s spy network disclosed Wednesday. It remains unclear exactly …
Salary of just 11 lakh, over 450 properties across globe…this Bangladesh leader is…., Sheikh Hasina is his….
S aifuzzaman Chowdhury, a minister in Sheikh Hasina’s government in Bangladesh, is the target of the interim government led by Mohammad Yunus. The reason for this is his immense w …
Indonesia nickel boom is forcing its own smelters to shut down
JAKARTA: Indonesia’s sprawling nickel industry is creaking under the weight of its own success, as a production surge drags down prices and a shortage of ore forces even the country’s own smelters to …
Timor-Leste looks to ASEAN for membership and modernisation
As Timor-Leste seeks ASEAN membership, its success depends on balancing economic modernisation, foreign policy independence and regional expectations …
Yerevan: Khachatryan Brothers to Develop Site Next to Landmark AOKS Building
Businessmen Hayk and Ghukas Khachatryan, whose Z&A LLC leased the state-owned AOKS building located at 3 Abovyan Street in downtown Yerevan in 2024 for ten years, have also purchased the adjacent area …
Shon Owens wants to serve in the Florida House, but family’s homestead exemption is on a Georgia home
House candidate Shon Owens wants to serve in the Florida Legislature. But he and his wife claim a homestead exemption in Georgia, and he never applied for one on the Jay home he owned since 2007.
Georgia crime victims decry Kemp’s bill limiting lawsuit damages
A group of crime victims, attorneys and security experts on Monday denounced Gov. Brian Kemp ’s proposed overhaul of the state’s civil litigation system, saying the bill would make it harder for …
Georgia Supreme Court asked to hear railroad eminent domain case
The landowners roughly 100 miles east of Atlanta along with a grassroots group filed an appeal last week to the Georgia Supreme Court asking it to hear the controversial case.