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Philippines' territorial expansion attempts undermine int'l legal system: report
BEIJING, July 8 (Xinhua) -- The Philippines' territorial expansion
West Asia War LIVE: U.S. strikes Iran after Hormuz attacks
U.S. Central Command said the "powerful" strikes were in response to Iranian attacks on ships transiting the vital waterway and would "impose heavy costs for targeting and attacking commercial shipping" ...
Red gram farmers watch saplings wilt, hope wither as Karnataka awaits rains
Unsown red gram fields in Kalaburagi are wilting, while sown cotton fields in Raichur and Yadgir are bearing the brunt of a deficit monsoon, with the next fortnight likely to determine the fate of the kharif season ...
Prostitution Racket Busted In Bihar; 18 Detained, Including 4 Minors
Police carried out a major raid against an alleged prostitution racket in the Bharatiya Nagar area of Saharsa district on Tuesday, detaining 18 people, including four minor girls. ...
Petrol, Diesel Prices On July 8: Check Updated City-Wise Fuel Rates
While global crude prices have fallen over the past week amid easing geopolitical tensions and higher OPEC+ production, Indian consumers are yet to see any relief at the fuel pumps as petrol and... ...
Himanta Sarma Backs Tough Anti-Drug Policing, Promises Stricter Action
Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma defended his government's crackdown on narcotics, saying the fight against the drug menace requires firm policing, coordinated action across state. ...
External agency can't record findings against lawyer: SC
New Delhi: Calling the independence of the legal profession as important as the independence of the judiciary, Supreme Court Tuesday said the former must remain self-regulated. External agencies or institutions could not record adverse findings and opinions
A flight plan for IndiGo’s future
After the Covid-19
Police vs pigeons: Delhi's battle for clear cameras takes a spiky turn
To tackle the problem,
Aircraft, chopper purchases under ED lens in alleged TMC funds case; ₹160 crore transactions probed
The transactions
Champat Rai denies approving Ram Temple trust's 2025 cash-counting SoP, blames SBI for lapses
Rai said he personally
China expects above-average typhoon activity in July
BEIJING -- China is expected to see more typhoons making landfall or affecting the country's coastal areas during July than in previous years, according to National Climate Center (NCC) forecasts. Four to six typhoons are expected to form in the northwestern
CCG expels intruding Japanese fishing boat
China Coast Guard vessels, on Tuesday, warned and drove out a Japanese fishing boat after it illegally entered the territorial waters of China's Chiwei Islet in the East China Sea, a spokesperson said. Jiang Lue, spokesman for the CCG, said the Japanese
UK students eager to make the most of 11-day Mandarin program in China
More than 1,300 students and teachers from 60 secondary schools across the United Kingdom are taking part in the 2026 Mandarin Excellence Programme in China, an 11-day immersion program across 11 Chinese cities featuring intensive language learning and
Australia dock workers call for 28-hour week in AI talks
A union says workers are "in the crosshairs" of automation as AI is being tested across ports. ...
China's rare missile test will push wary Asia-Pacific countries to close ranks, analysts say
China's rare launch of a ballistic missile launch into the Pacific will push regional powers to deepen their defense ties. ...
‘Atrocious, awful cricket’: Shreyas Iyer’s scathing take on India’s record loss
India captain Shreyas
Punjab LoP Partap Singh Bajwa: \u2018A united Congress can hold AAP accountable more effectively\u2019
\u201cTold high command greater
2,205 Mumbai manholes still lack safety grills days after Saki Naka death, shows BMC data
Civic body missed
Rare EF2 Tornado Tears Through City in China’s Hubei, Killing 11 and Throwing Trucks 100 Feet
A rare EF2 tornado tore through Huanggang, a city in central China’s Hubei Province, on the night of July 6,
China’s Latest Elite Reshuffle Raises New Questions About Xi’s Next Moves
With the annual Beidaihe meeting approaching, Beijing has accelerated a broad reshuffle of senior officials across both the civilian bureaucracy and the
Dubai-bound Filipina arrested at Manila airport over illegal recruitment and estafa charges
Dubai: A Filipina woman travelling to Dubai has been arrested at Manila’s main international airport after immigration
Top political adviser stresses CPPCC's role as special consultative body
BEIJING -- Wang Huning, China's top political adviser, urged members of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) Tuesday to fulfill the functions and give full play to the CPPCC's role as a special
China marks 89th anniversary of resistance war against Japanese aggression
BEIJING/TAIPEI — China marked the 89th anniversary of the start of whole-nation resistance against Japanese aggression Tuesday, with bells rung for peace and warnings sounded against Japan's gravitation toward neo-militarism. While Japan's aggression
21 dead in landslide in Northwest China's Gansu: authorities
21 dead in landslide in Northwest China's Gansu: authorities !--
Japan’s Current Account Surplus Misses Forecasts in May, Falling to �3.968 Billion
Japan’s current account surplus for May came in at ¥3.968 billion, significantly below market expectations of ¥4,121.3 billion, according to data released by the Ministry of Finance. The miss, while modest in absolute terms, signals potential