Japan's stock markets keep testing new highs. Is the rally sustainable?
Japanese stocks have been on a stellar run in 2024.
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Japanese stocks have been on a stellar run in 2024.
Thousands of Bangladeshi university students threw roadblocks across key highways on Sunday, demanding the end of “discriminatory” quotas for coveted government jobs, including reserving posts for children of liberation heroes.
The federal finance ministry under Nirmala Sitharaman recently approved up to 7.5 billion rupees (US$89.85 million) in financial help to each hydropower project in the northeastern region, the sources said.
Pakistan says it will extend the validity of Proof of Registration cards of 1.45 million Afghan refugees for one year.
The United States and its NATO allies have agreed that Ukraine should have an “irreversible” path to membership in the alliance and are enshrining the phrase in a document to be released during this week’s summit in Washington, U.S. and allied officials say.
However, relief appears to be on the way after unprecedented summer heatwaves. Monsoon rains in the Indian subcontinent have picked up in July, likely erasing a rain deficit that parched fields in the world’s top rice supplier.
Colonel Louie Dema-ala of the Philippine Army said on Tuesday the missile system will be returned to the US once other defence equipment used in the two exercises is shipped back. No reason was given as to why Washington has stopped the deployment.