Some employers are reluctant to hire college grads who attended pro-Palestinian protests, survey finds
The class of 2024 have graduated into a rocky jobs market and to make matters worse, employers are becoming increasingly wary about hiring them.
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Meet the art collectors with home galleries: 'The stock market doesn't give me any fulfillment'
Multimillionaire Grant Cardone, who has been collecting art for around 15 years, says he's a spontaneous buyer.
‘We want our children back’: the Sri Lankan families still demanding justice for their missing loved ones
In May 2009, Leeladevi Ananda Nadaraja’s 34-year-old son surrendered to the Sri Lankan army at a military checkpoint after being conscripted by a separatist militant group fighting for a homeland for the country’s Tamil minority.
Israel-Gaza war: how the world can restore humanity and lead process for lasting peace in Middle East
Chandran Nair is the founder of the Global Institute for Tomorrow and member of the Club of Rome. He is also the author of Dismantling Global White Privilege: Equity for a Post-Western World and The Sustainable State: The Future of Government, Economy and Society. In a separate essay below, he spells out steps to untangle the humanitarian crisis in the Middle East.
Did Tokyo secretly allow US warships carrying nuclear weapons to dock at Japan’s ports during Cold War?
Policymakers in Tokyo could have been driven by security requirements and a need to keep the agreement secret due to strong domestic opposition against atomic weapons when they framed their post-World War II nuclear policy, according to the historians.
US, China defence chiefs to meet following Taiwan tension
WASHINGTON: US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin will meet his Chinese counterpart, the Pentagon announced on Friday (May 24), after China carried out war games around Taiwan in a sign to the US-backed democracy's new leader.
China ends war games, Taiwan details warplane, warship surge
China ended two days of war games around Taiwan in which it simulated attacks with bombers and practiced boarding ships, exercises that Taiwan condemned as "blatant provocation" on Saturday, detailing a surge of Chinese warplanes and warships.