In the world of international trade negotiations, every small step forward can have significant implications. Recently, Japan’s chief trade negotiator, Ryosei Akazawa, found himself in the midst of crucial discussions with his American counterparts regarding tariffs. The atmosphere was tense yet hopeful as Akazawa embarked on his fourth round of talks, aiming to pave the

In the sacred city of Ayodhya, a transformative project is underway that promises to shape the future of religious tourism in India. Known for its significance in Hindu mythology, Ayodhya is set to embark on a monumental journey with the construction of ‘Bharat Path,’ a Rs 900 crore road project that aims to enhance connectivity

Poland stands at a crossroads as it prepares for a crucial Presidential runoff election that will shape the nation’s future. On Sunday, voters will decide between two candidates with starkly different visions, setting the course for either a nationalist populist trajectory or a shift towards liberal, pro-European policies. The election comes at a time of

In a powerful speech delivered at the prestigious Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth issued a stark warning about the growing threat posed by China to Taiwan. Hegseth’s address, attended by defense chiefs, military leaders, and senior diplomats, emphasized the urgent need for Washington’s regional allies to bolster their defense capabilities in

Air India Express is set to expand its flight offerings by launching daily direct flights between Bengaluru and Kathmandu starting on June 1. This new route marks a significant addition to the airline’s growing portfolio of short-haul international leisure destinations, following recent expansions to popular spots like Bangkok and Phuket. Aloke Singh, the Managing Director

The bustling streets of Ho Chi Minh City were abuzz with excitement as Co.opmart organized a special event to showcase the unique products of Quang Tri to consumers. This initiative aimed to bridge the gap between the province of Quang Tri and the metropolitan city of Ho Chi Minh through the extensive distribution network of

In the bustling province of Bắc Giang, a new landmark emerged, captivating the attention of over 600 eager business professionals. The grand unveiling of The Metropolitan on May 29 was a spectacle, signaling the imminent entry of this commercial and service hub into the market. As the crowd gathered in anticipation, the air buzzed with

Anjali Sud, a prominent Indian-American figure, has recently made headlines with her election to Harvard’s overseas board amidst a backdrop of political tension. Her journey to this prestigious position is marked by a remarkable blend of education, career achievements, and notable net worth. Born and raised in a culturally rich Indian-American household, Anjali Sud’s upbringing

Unitree Robotics, a leading humanoid robot startup in China, recently made a significant shift by converting into a joint stock limited company. This strategic move has sparked intense speculation within the industry about the company’s potential plans for an initial public offering (IPO). As the demand for AI-driven robotics continues to surge in China, Unitree’s

Vietnam’s landscape is undergoing a transformation as the government takes steps to reorganize administrative units and local government structures. With the issuance of guidelines on the staffing of commune and provincial levels post-mergers by the Government Steering Committee, a new chapter unfolds in the country’s administrative landscape. In the intricate tapestry of Vietnam’s administrative divisions,