Insights from The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg and India Development Review The news India’s GDP grew 8.2% in the fiscal year ended March, according to data released Friday, a boost for Prime Minister Narendra Modi just hours before polls close in the country’s six-week elections that he is expected to hold. to win. The economy […]
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Photo: Toyota When the The A90 Toyota Supra finally arrived on the scene as a production vehicleopponents immediately came out of the woodwork to hate it sharing a BMW platform. Forget it Toyota has set the specifications for its chassisforget it engineers in Japan took care of the final coordination – there is a BMW
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Defense Minister Mohammad Reza Gharaei Ashtiani is among the targets of a new round of EU sanctions on Iran over the Islamic Republic’s support for Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. European Union states agreed on Friday to adopt sanctions against six individuals and three Iranian entities for their role in transferring drones to Russia for use
With most of South Africa’s election results now known, the long-ruling African National Congress (ANC) will face power-sharing after a historic loss of its parliamentary majority. The counting of more than 80% of voting districts has been completed and the ANC’s share of the vote currently stands at 41%. Trailing behind are the Democratic Alliance
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Elmira, NY (WETM) – A program marking the 80th anniversary of the Allied attack on Normandy, France, known as D-Day, will air nationally on or before June 6 on Nexstar Media Group channels. veterans had the opportunity to see the program during a special advance screening at The Clemens Center in Elmira on Thursday, May
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The match will be played behind closed doors due to concerns over protests (BBC) Protesters have gathered outside Hampden ahead of Scotland’s Women’s Euro 2025 qualifier against Israel, due to the country’s military operation in Gaza. About 150 people carrying small coffins and Palestinian flags stood at the doors of the main stand before kick-off.
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Canadian cross-border workers are negotiating for higher wages, flexible teleworking and remote work, and stronger protections around disciplinary procedures. (Photo: Jim Allen/FreightWaves) A strike is looming for more than 9,000 workers at the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA), which could disrupt supply chains in North America. The work stoppage for customs and immigration agents could
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ISLAMABAD (AP) — Pakistani police, working closely with Interpol, raided a house in the disputed Himalayan region of Kashmir and arrested a Pakistani woman convicted in Italy of killing her daughter, officials said Friday. Nazia Shaheen was arrested in a village in Pakistani-administered Kashmir on Thursday and was produced before a judge in Islamabad on
Nigerian students hit by financial crisis make up majority of customers at food organization, manager says. Due to an economic crisis in Nigeria, international students struggled to pay tuition fees. Some from Teesside University were banned from studying and had to return home. Manager Debbie Fixter said 75% of customers at Thornaby’s Sprouts Community Food
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MILAN – Sweden plans to buy anti-aircraft guns for its fast attack boats to counter drones and helicopters, as officials have warned that the The Baltic Sea could be a flashpoint with Russia. The Swedish Defense Ministry’s equipment department, called FMV, has launched a call to buy eight anti-aircraft guns under a contract worth more
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