Iran war live: Trump says he did not offer Tehran sanctions relief

US President Trump rejects a news report claiming his administration offered Iran sanctions relief and frozen funds.

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Ukraine Media Criticizes Kyiv's Disclosure of N. Korean POW Repatriation

[International] : An independent English-language online newspaper in Ukraine has criticized Kyiv's recent disclosure of having sent two North Korean prisoners of war(POWs) to South Korea.

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Sonali Rodrigo earns national recognition from Australia’s finance industry

Australian finance professional Sonali Rodrigo has been recognised with the prestigious AFG Women on the Move Scholarship, presented by Australian Finance Group (AFG), in recognition of her…

Sonali Rodrigo honored with AFG Women on the Move Scholarship
Recognized for 20-year leadership and industry contributions
Empowers women through mentorship and financial education

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Beyond the crisis: Sectoral paths to durable growth

Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka (IPS) Continued From last Friday Regional infrastructure improvements beyond the Western Province are essential to close market-access gaps and improve…

Western Province contributes 42% of Sri Lanka's GDP
Nearly 61% of population effectively urbanized
Fiscal incentives and infrastructure projects promote decentralization

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SC Determination on 22A:A Law and Policy Critique

by Prof.G. L. Peiris D. Phil. (Oxford), Ph. D. (Sri Lanka); Former Minister of Justice, Constitutional Affairs and National Integration; Quondam Visiting Fellow of the Universities of Oxford…

22nd Amendment to Sri Lanka's Constitution draws attention domestically and internationally.
Full Court of 13 judges recommended, but dismissed due to general importance.
Critics argue decision overlooks petitioners' need for Chief Justice's expansion ruling.

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Analysis: Everything but the rate: BI balances growth, rupiah stability

Bank Indonesia (BI) opted to keep monetary policy supportive of growth on Sept. 23, holding its benchmark rate at 5.75 percent despite the United States Federal Reserve’s rate hike a week earlier.

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University of Tokyo selects 1st female president

TOKYO (Kyodo) -- The University of Tokyo said Monday it selected Yuko Fujigaki as its next president to succeed Teruo Fujii, making her the first woma

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