South Africa’s new govt brings Black and white together
Many Black South Africans have expressed discomfort with a white-led party being back in power, even in a coalition…reports Asian Lite News In a
Times Square Transforms into ‘Mind Over Madness’ Yoga Oasis
The Indian Consulate General was the sponsor of the first event of the day and Consul General Binaya Pradhan greeted the yogis and highlighted
Economists back Labour’s plan to end stagnation
The letter’s signatories include the Nobel prize winners Joe Stiglitz, Sir Christopher Pissarides and Sir Angus Deaton, as well as Sir Charles Bean, a
Putin and Kim Jong-un forge ‘breakthrough’ partnership
During their meeting, Putin presented Kim with an Aurus car, repeating a gift from a previous encounter, and a tea set, while details of
Labour rules out changes to council tax bands
Current laws stipulate that any local authority wanting to raise council tax by 5% or more has to hold a referendum first…reports Asian Lite
Britain overtakes China as India’s fourth-largest export market
Commerce department data showed that India’s top 10 key export markets witnessed positive growth in May, reversing the trend when exports to some of
Predator drones, Indo-Pacific dominate Doval, Sullivan talks
The drone deal is part of the broader efforts to strengthen defence ties between the United States and India…reports Asian Lite News Following the
US Concerned Over Deepening North Korea-Russia Military Ties
Putin’s visit to North Korea would mark his first trip in 24 years. He last visited the reclusive country in July 2000, when Kim
China, Australia Sign MoU to Restart Economic Dialogue
The signature of the MoU was witnessed by leaders of the two countries. Liu Sushe, deputy head of the NDRC, and Treasurer of Australia
US designates neo-Nazi Nordic group as global terrorists
Its activities have not been confined to Sweden, with the organisation facing a ban in Finland in 2020 due to its extremist activities, according
