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A delegation from the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) will attend the St. Petersburg economic forum, Russia's annual gathering, which President Vladimir Putin and the country's top business executives usually attend, the TASS news agency said on Thursday.
A Bangladeshi court ordered a nationwide shutdown of schools on Monday due to an ongoing heatwave, a day after the government sent millions of children back to class despite searing temperatures.
India's general elections, which kicked off on Friday, will see nearly 1 billion voters deciding whether incumbent Prime Minister Narendra Modi from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) can secure a third term in office.
Polling shows inflation and a lack of jobs worry most young Indians. It also shows that support for Modi stays intact.
HONG KONG -- China's manufacturing activity grew for the second consecutive month in April, though the rate of expansion decreased amid weak domestic demand and a still-sluggish property sector.
Pakistan seeks another long-term IMF programme to support its ailing economy but experts say the focus must be on reforms.
Themed “Seas of Shared Future”, this biennial meeting was convened with more than 180 foreign naval officials from 29 countries, who voted to adopt the latest version of the Code for Unplanned Encounters at Sea and the updated disaster response guidelines. Additionally, it served as a stage for military diplomacy, and was closely observed for signs of increased engagement between China and the United States.