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New York: A Ghanaian peacekeeper serving with the United Nations Interim Security Force in Abyei (UNISFA) will receive the 2022 United Nations Military Gender Advocate of the Year Award, it was announced on Monday. more
Canada hosts conference on India's terrorism confrontation initiatives

Toronto: The Canadian city of Toronto recently hosted a conference to discuss the initiatives taken by India to confront terrorism as a global threat.

Amazon chief Jeff Bezos engaged to partner Lauren Sánchez: Report

Amazon chief Jeff Bezos and his partner Lauren Sánchez have engaged, media reports said.

Closure of Nepal-China border crossing leaves small businessmen in trouble: Reports

Beijing: All border crossings between China and Nepal for the past eight years is causing troubles for small businessmen and traders who operate close to the border area.

Vietnam targets China, Philippines for activities in disputed waters of South China Sea

Hanoi: The Vietnamese government has slammed China and the Philippines for their recent activities on the  disputed waters of the South China Sea.

Zimbabwe govt shuts down Chinese-owned Bikita Minerals

Harare: The Zimbabwean government has ordered the suspension of operations of lithium mine Bikita Minerals, which is currently owned by China’s Sinomine Resource Group, until it com ...

Kenya: Court restrains Chinese firm, local subcontractor gets relief

Nairobi: A Kenyan subcontractor has sued a Chinese construction firm after being refused to pay a debt of Sh45 million for construction services, media reports said.

Ending reliance on China: British PM Rishi Sunak unveils £1bn investment in microchips

London: British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has unveiled a £1 billion investment in microchip manufacture in an attempt to end reliance on China.

Guyana: School dormitory fire leaves 20 dead

Georgetown: At least 20 people were killed and several others were hurt as a fire broke out at a school dormitory in Guyana, media reports said on Monday.

China says ban on purchase of Micron products 'necessary measure' to ensure security

Beijing: An inspection of US chip giant Micron in China that resulted in Chinese authorities banning critical infrastructure operators from buying the company's products was a necessa ...