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Qatar, Doha | Tue May 14, 2024 Raneem Hijazi remembers how tightly she held her one-year-old son Azzouz before the Israeli airstrike hit. The drone flying over their building in Gaza was getting louder and she had a feeling that something bad was about to happen. “Whatever happens to me, happens to him,” she says […]

Sun April 28, 2024 Buying a home is frequently one of the most difficult life decisions to make, involving extensive consideration on site before weeks of research for the ideal property. Locating a place in a foreign nation involves even more tough choices. In that scenario, you arrive in Italy for the first time and,

Bangladesh Fri, March 29, 2024 After being expelled from prior prayer sessions, the transgender hijra community in Bangladesh was welcomed into a new mosque with the assurance that they would be able to worship without facing any discrimination. The modest building, a one-room hut with walls and a tin roof, serves as the minority’s new

Jakarta Tue, January 9, 2024 Retno LP Marsudi, the foreign minister, purposefully held her yearly press conference on Monday at the Merdeka Building in Bandung, West Java, the site of Indonesia’s hosting of the Asia-Africa conference in 1955. The nine-year-old ministry’s accomplishments in carrying out the constitutional mandate of “free and active” foreign policy were

Jakarta | Thu, October 19, 2023 Industry Minister Agus Gumiwang Kartasasmita released on Oct. 19 a US $2.2 million contract for the sale of sardine products to Germany from Banyuwangi, one of Indonesia’s biggest sardine exporters. Pacific Harvest, a seafood processing business based in Banyuwangi’s Muncar area, developed the sardine goods. Along with representatives from

Beijing | Thu, September 14, 2023 A European Commission investigation into Chinese electric vehicles believed to have benefited from state subsidies will have a “negative” impact on economic and trade ties, China’s commerce ministry warned on Thursday. It will be determined by the probe, which was started on Wednesday, if harsh duties are necessary to

Camp David, US | Saturday, August 19, 2023 The presidents of South Korea, Japan, and the United States came to an agreement at Camp David on Friday to strengthen their military and economic relations as well as to denounce China’s “dangerous and aggressive behavior” in the South China Sea. In an effort to project unity

06 August 2023   |   22:34 pm Former Thai prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra said Saturday he had delayed his return to the kingdom next week, as he awaits a breakthrough in a post-election gridlock that could see his family’s party lead a coalition government. The 74-year-old businessman, who won two elections before being overthrown

Friday |  June 16, 2023 Most sustainability experts will scoff at the idea of “sustainable” and “airlines” in the same sentence. “Today, at this moment, it’s not yet realistic to fly fully sustainably,” says Pedro Piris-Cabezas, a global transportation expert and economist at the nonprofit Environmental Defense Fund. But that doesn’t mean the aviation sector

BRASILIA | May 30, 2023 The Brazilian president’s strong support of Venezuela’s authoritarian leader marred the unity Tuesday at a South American summit that Brazil convened in hopes of reviving a bloc of the region’s 12 politically polarized countries. In an effort to convince the dozen nations to cooperate more closely, Brazilian President Luiz Inácio