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Afghan police seized over 6,000 kg of opium in Takhar province and apprehended two smugglers. Concurrently, counter-narcotics operations in Kandahar led to the arrest of 12 individuals, along with the …
Afghan Police Uncover 6,299 kg of Illicit Drugs in Takhar Province Read More
The proposed tariffs by Trump on imported vehicles could significantly impact Japanese automakers, such as Nissan, Toyota, Honda, and Mazda, which produce many vehicles in Mexico for the U.S. market. …
Impact of Trump Tariffs on Japanese Automakers and Economic Concerns Read More
South Africa has nearly 50 million internet users, primarily accessing the web via mobile devices due to limited fixed-line options. Efforts are underway to improve connectivity, particularly with potential developments …
Transforming South Africa’s Connectivity Landscape Amid Regulatory Challenges Read More
The ceasefire announced by the PKK has elicited a mix of skepticism and cautious hope among Turkish Kurds, particularly in Diyarbakir. Many residents recall negative experiences from previous peace attempts, …
Turkey’s Kurds Express Skepticism Over PKK Ceasefire Announcement Read More
A Class 10 student from Kerala, Muhammed Shahabas, died after suffering a skull fracture during a fight at a farewell party. Five students have been taken into custody and face …
Tragic School Fight in Kerala Leads to Student’s Death Read More
Muhammed Shahabas, a 15-year-old student from Kerala, died from head injuries sustained in a nunchuck-related attack by fellow students during a farewell party. Despite seeking initial treatment, his condition worsened …
Tragic Nunchuck Attack Claims Life of Class 10 Kerala Student Read More
Elon Musk’s Tesla is poised to launch in India, following a meeting with PM Modi and a job listing signaling renewed interest in the market. The anticipated arrival of Tesla’s …
Tesla Gears Up for Indian Market Entry Amid Tariff Concerns Read More