Pakistan: Over 20 killed, dozens injured during JAAC’s ‘Long March’ in PoK
The death toll is further expected to rise, with several of those injured said to be in critical condition.
The death toll is further expected to rise, with several of those injured said to be in critical condition.
France’s anti-terror prosecutors are monitoring the case, while Interior Minister Laurent Nunez has warned against drawing early conclusions about the attacker’s motive.
Investigators recovered a shell casing and found damage to the consulate building while the RCMP joined Toronto police in tracing suspects who escaped after officers halted a high-speed pursuit.
The Washington meeting is expected to focus on Iran, Lebanon and the Abraham Accords, even as Trump acknowledged he and Netanyahu are not in complete agreement on every regional issue.
This comes after Wilson Chan received a “serious reprimand” for committing plagiarism in his judgement in a 2024 trial over a company shares dispute.
''China is organising a large-scale military parade in September. These kinds of parades heighten tension in the region. We are appealing to all countries that have been invited to reconsider any decision to attend it,'' Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) Deputy Minister Shen Yu-chung told visiting journalists from Indo-Pacific nations.
The US Department of Justice (DoJ) has intensified its scrutiny of hiring practices under the H-1B visa program, calling on workers and employers to report instances where US citizens are unfairly overlooked in favour of foreign visa holders.
In a possible reprieve for India, a federal appeals court has struck down the reciprocal tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump, ruling he did not have the extensive powers to set them.
Stressing that Japan's technology and India's talented human resources and large market complement each other, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba on Friday stressed that Tokyo remains determined to further invest in India and strengthen cooperation.
Bangkok Post news outlet said that Paetongtarn, who was Thailand's youngest prime minister, becomes the sixth premier from or backed by the billionaire Shinawatra family to be removed by the military or judiciary in a tumultuous two-decade battle for power between the country's warring elites.
