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Revival of SAARC spirit can solve many regional problems: Muhammad Yunus

Yunus mentioned that he would try to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly session

Israeli forces appear to withdraw from West Bank camp after military ops

Israel's military had no immediate comment but said it would issue a statement later in the day

Pak SC rules in favour of govt to reinstate changes in anti-corruption laws

The apex court overturned a previous ruling that nullified amendments to the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) laws

Hershey attacks lawsuits targeting packaging, seeks to end Reese's case

But Hershey said the four plaintiffs ignored disclaimers that such details were only a DECORATING SUGGESTION, and other images that lacked such details

USDA forecasts smaller drop in 2024 farm income as production expenses ease

USDA now estimates this year's net farm income, a broad measure of profitability in the agricultural economy, will hit $140 billion in 2024, down 4.4% or $6.5 billion from a year earlier

Japan PM Kishida seeks to solidify S Korea ties on farewell visit

The leaders will review progress on their efforts to step up cooperation between the countries and discuss ways to deepen their partnership, according to Yoon's office

Southern China braces for Typhoon Yagi after it sweeps by Hong Kong

Yagi was still a tropical storm when it blew out of the northwestern Philippines into the South China Sea

X global affairs head Nick Pickles resigns after a decade long stint

It was not immediately clear what his next plans were, or why he made the decision to quit

Japan to give up to $2.4 bn in new support for EV battery production

The government backing included support for investments by Toyota, Nissan Motor

Here's a look at the legal saga of Hunter Biden that ended in guilty plea

Hunter Biden will now await sentencing in both his June jury conviction on charges that he lied about his drug use

There will be no impact on India-US ties post election: Think tank expert

These remarks were made by Aparna Pande, the research fellow at the prestigious Hudson Institute think-tank

Muhammad Yunus calls for resolving issues over Teesta treaty with India

Yunus reiterated that lower riparian countries like Bangladesh have specific rights that they seek to uphold

Japan's retail giant Seven & i rejects Couche-Tard's $38.5 bn takeover

Couche-Tard did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Reuters

Japan PM says US opposition to Nippon Steel deal 'very unsettling'

Japanese companies , especially those considering investing in the US, are also closely watching Washington's review of Nippon Steel's deal, Japan's biggest business lobby Keidanren said on Friday

S Korean chip executive detained over alleged technology leak to China

Choi, a former Samsung executive who ran a chipmaking venture in China, has already been the subject of a high-profile industrial espionage trial

AI tools, fake songs, and $10M fraud: US musician indicted for royalty scam

The musician and his accomplices allegedly set up around 10,000 fake profiles to stream these songs, carefully distributing streams to evade detection by avoiding abnormal listening spikes

Why is Japan reviving debate on higher tax on income from investment

The flat-rate tax system helps lower the overall burden for high-income earners, who tend to earn more through investments

US imposes sanctions on companies, vessels linked to Russia's Arctic LNG 2

Novatek may be forced to scale back the project following a a raft of US sanctions including ones imposed in August

Here's what is at stake in Sri Lanka's 1st election since economic collapse

The election is seen as a referendum on President Ranil Wickremesinghe's two-year-long rule

Russian propaganda: New Kremlin tactic reveals efforts to sway US vote

Intelligence officials and private analysts say Russia's disinformation campaigns are designed to cut off American assistance to Ukraine