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RAJKOT, India (AP) — Giriraj Singh waited for hours on Sunday to recover the body of his nephew but was told to head home as the remains were “burned beyond recognition.”
North Korea on Sunday accused the United States and South Korea of conducting more aerial espionage around the peninsula, warning it would take “immediate action” if its sovereignty was breached.
Singapore and Hong Kong suffer from the same problem – we’re just not lovable enough. We may be viewed as ultra-modern metropolises that are the gateways to Asia. Perhaps even glitzy and glamorous.
Police file culpable homicide charges, including negligence in handling toxic substances, against factory owners.
TOKYO -- Japan wants to let companies grant free shares to a wider range of employees beyond executives, a move intended to boost individual incomes and discourage workers from leaving, Nikkei has learned.
BEIJING -- Baidu is establishing closer relations with U.S. tech companies like Apple and Tesla in areas such as AI and self-driving technology, capitalizing on China's restrictions on overseas data transfers, as part of its push to diversify beyond search.
FRANKFURT -- It "may be appropriate" for the European Central Bank to start to cut interest rates at its June policy meeting, but a "cautious approach" is needed beyond that, ECB executive board member Isabel Schnabel told Nikkei recently.
European Central Bank board member Isabel Schnabel warned against back-to-back rate cuts amid lingering inflation risks, Nikkei reported Friday, as the central bank gears for its June meeting amid expectations of a rate cut.