Colombo, December 26 (newsin.asia): Has the time come to consider seriously the merits of restructuring the government’s external debt obligations?
Category: World
Militants gun down Pakistani soldier in attack on army post near Afghan border
Militants targeted an army post in Pakistan’s northwestern tribal belt near the Afghan border, killing a soldier in a firefight
Table Manners People Get Wrong And Why It May Actually Matter
Last year, when my roommates and I were stuck with each other for the festive period, one of them made
'It's hard to predict': Edmonton retailers preparing for Boxing Day shoppers
A second straight Boxing Day amid the COVID-19 pandemic has local retailers unsure what to expect from customers, but stores
Downtown Edmonton restaurants hope to capitalize on World Junior hockey excitement
Franco Camminatore, general manager at 1ST RND a sports bar, anticipating being busy during the World Junior Championships in Edmonton,
Clashes in northeast Somalia force thousands to flee
Clashes between two rival factions of the security forces in a port city in northeast Somalia have forced hundreds of
Chinese begin foray into North
Colombo, December 25 (Daily Mirror): A foreign envoy’s visiting any part of the country is a routine affair as it
Taliban government scraps Afghan election commission
The Taliban have dissolved Afghanistan’s election commission, a panel that supervised polls during the previous Western-backed administration, a spokesman for
Shun polarization, try dialogue to heal world, says Pope Francis in Christmas message
Pope Francis in his Christmas message on Saturday decried increasing polarization in personal and international relationships, saying only dialogue can
Singapore reports no COVID-19 deaths for first time in more than 3 months
Singapore, Dec 25 (CNA) – Singapore on Friday (Dec 24) reported no deaths from COVID-19 for the first time in