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Would be foolish not to have any good army ties, says former Pak PM Khan

Khan said his criticism since his ouster had been directed at individuals, not the military as an institution

UK's Starmer to hold emergency meet as anti-immigration protests intensify

The murders were seized on by anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim groups as misinformation spread online that the suspected attacker was a radical Islamist who had just arrived in Britain

Google, Amazon, Walmart seeks to join RBI'S digital currency project

Google Pay and Amazon Pay are payments applications offered by Alphabet Inc's Google and Amazon.com, respectively, that facilitate retail payments over India's widely used Unified Payments Interface

Bangladesh protest: Here's why the students are out on streets again

The 'Students Against Discrimination' group, which was at the forefront of last month's job quota protests, is leading the latest demonstrations

Bangladesh protest: Here's why the students are out on streets again

The 'Students Against Discrimination' group, which was at the forefront of last month's job quota protests, is leading the latest demonstrations

Rupee worst Asian currency in U-turn as yuan carry trades unwind

The contrasting fortunes have carried over into August. The offshore Chinese yuan climbed to nearly 7.11 on Monday, its best level since the first week of this year

Bangladesh's army chief to address nation as fresh protests break out

Student activists had called for a march to the capital in defiance of a nationwide curfew to press Hasina to resign, a day after deadly clashes across the country killed nearly 100 people

US expected to propose ban on Chinese software in autonomous vehicles

Biden administration plans to issue a proposed rule that would bar Chinese software in vehicles in the United States with Level 3 automation

Record temperatures scorch eastern China, driving up power demand

In the east and northwest of China, temperatures as high as 43.9 degrees Celsius

CrowdStrike rejects Delta Air Lines' claims for July 19 flight disruptions

Delta CEO Ed Bastian said last week the outage had cost the US airline $500 million

India bond yields seen lower in early trading as US peers nosedive

US Treasury yields nosedived on Friday after data showed the world's largest economy created fewer jobs than expected in July and the unemployment rate rose, boosting bets of aggressive rate cuts

Yen rises to 7-month high as weak US labour data fuels recession fears

The US economy is showing signs of slowdown but it's not as bad as the market is pricing in

Musk-backed PAC under probe for potential violation of Michigan laws

The Musk-backed America PAC has been acquiring detailed voter information from those living in Michigan

China's services activity expands further, external demand slows: PMI data

The world's second-biggest economy grew much more slowly than expected in the second quarter

Gautam Adani plans to step down at 70, to cede control to family in 2030s

When Adani retires, his four heirs - sons Karan and Jeet, and their cousins Pranav and Sagar - will become equal beneficiaries of the family trust

Israeli strikes on Gaza kill at least 25 people as tensions flare up

The Israeli military said it struck militants inside a Hamas command emb­e­dded within the schools, accusing Hamas of operating from within civilian property

Centre plans tougher ad curbs on liquor makers such as Carlsberg, Pernod

Now they could bring fines for companies and bans for celebrities endorsing tobacco and liquor ads deemed misleading, according to the top civil servant for consumer affairs

Trump proposes to debate VP Harris on Fox, her campaign calls him 'scared'

Donald Trump's statement came right after the Democratic National Committee launched an advertising campaign on Friday

Hamas commander among nine killed in Israeli airstrike in West Bank

The Israeli army said its forces struck a vehicle carrying five militants in a rural area northwest of the city of Tulkarem in the northwest West Bank early Saturday morning

Berkshire's cash hits $277 bn as Warren Buffett pulls back from stocks

Q2 operating profit rose 15 per cent to $11.6 bn, about $8,073 per Class A share, from $10.04 bn year earlier, with nearly half coming from underwriting, investments in Berkshire's insurance business