United States hands over four stolen Nepali artefacts
The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office said three of the pieces were recovered under several ongoing investigations into trafficking networks targeting Nepali antiquities.
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Time for a reset in India-US ties
The writer says that Indian leaders are so fascinated or afraid of the US that they can only mouth meek inanities, and that ties between the two nations need to be refreshed.
Why tighter US subsidy rules could boost Chinese firms
Following the stricter regulations, Korean battery and material manufacturers might be forced to pay up to hundreds of billions of won to purchase Chinese companies’ stakes in…
North Korea will never discuss ‘sovereignty’ with US, says Kim Yo-jong
Kim also claimed that the US outwardly advocates for dialogue, yet covertly relies on military power, reaffirming North Korea's hard-line policy on the US.
Kissinger remembered for pivotal role
The passing of Kissinger, who had been the last surviving member of Nixon's Cabinet, comes at a time when China and the US are working to improve what Kissinger deemed "the…
Kissinger should have apologised to people of Bangladesh: Foreign Minister
Foreign Minister Momen also underlined Kissinger's participation in breaching "all American laws and international laws to support the Pakistani military junta and also supplied…
US alleges Indian government official directed assassination plot of Sikh separatist, charges Indian man
The court document, however, didn’t name the target and instead used “a US citizen of Indian origin who has publicly advocated for the establishment of a sovereign state for…
PLA warns off US warship near Xisha Islands
A spokesman for the PLA's Southern Theatre Command said the guided-missile destroyer illegally intruded into China's territorial waters` without the approval of the Chinese…
North Korea poised to launch more satellites; threats increase for Japan, U.S. and South Korea
A plan to launch multiple reconnaissance satellites was revealed by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un during his March 2022 visit to the aerospace development authorities.
Japan likely to allow export of U.S.-licensed defence equipment
Exports will need to meet certain conditions, and countries and regions where fighting is taking place, such as Ukraine, will most likely be excluded as export destinations.