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TOKYO: Tokyo on Wednesday played down comments by Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese about melons gifted to him by his Japanese counterpart that have triggered a row Down Under, stressing the leaders’ good relationship.
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John has further alleged that police officers are involved in the operation.
For more than two decades, Ms. Doris Anum-Dorhuso held on to one prayer: to become a mother. However, year after year passed with her still being childless.
After Congo's uranium scare, buyer-led traceability is reshaping metals trade. Ferrochrome is the next likely target. Peru and Brazil already know the pattern.
Dubai: N Chandrasekaran’s proposed third term as Tata Sons chairman became caught in disagreements over capital spending, losses at newer businesses and whether the holding company could remain…
Chandrasekaran said he would not seek reappointment when his term ends due to a lack of support from the Tata Sons board.
Three additional judges took oath at the Sindh High Court on Wednesday, strengthening the court’s bench as it continues to handle its growing judicial workload.