Pakistan police raid ex-Prime Minister Imran Khan’s party HQ
Officials from PTI, which the government says it wants to disband, are reported to have been detained.
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Markets could unwind the 'Trump trade' after Biden drops out of presidential race
The "Trump trade" could unwind after President Joe Biden withdrew from the 2024 presidential election, throwing his weight behind Vice President Kamala Harris.
Ryanair shares tumble 15.75% as budget airline reports 46% fall in quarterly profit, sees lower fares
Ryanair shares fell Monday after the company said its quarterly profit after tax had fallen 46% and fares will be lower than expected in the summer months.
Goodyear to sell off-the-road tire business to Yokohama Rubber for $905m
(Reuters) -- Goodyear Tire & Rubber will sell its off-the-road equipment tire business to Japan's Yokohama Rubber for $905 million in cash, it said on Monday, as part of a drive to streamline its business.
Hong Kong plays leading role in sanctions evasion: report
NEW YORK --The surge of Hong Kong shipments to Russia following Moscow's invasion of Ukraine in 2022 underscores the city's extensive role in helping U.S. adversaries avoid international sanctions, a new analysis published Monday by the Committee for Freedom in Hong Kong Foundation shows.
India's Modi boasts record job creation amid opposition's attack
NEW DELHI -- Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who has been exchanging volleys with the opposition camp regarding the country's employment situation, recently received some ammunition from the central bank, which now estimates India's employment growth rate surged to 6% for the financial year through March, nearly double the 3.2% recorded the previous 12 months.
Internet hasn’t been restored in Bangladesh despite apparent calm following deadly protests
DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) — Internet and mobile data services are still down despite apparent calm in Bangladesh following a verdict that scaled back a controversial quota system for government jobs after weeks of relentless protests that turned deadly.
UAE sentences Bangladeshi nationals to prison over protests against their home government
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — A court in the United Arab Emirates sentenced dozens of Bangladeshi nationals to prison, including three for life imprisonment, over protests against their home government in the Gulf country, state media reported Monday.