US, allies should exploit China's big weaknesses to curb Beijing's global ambitions Report
WASHINGTON: The United States and its allies should exploit China's three main military weaknesses and divert the People's Liberation Army (PLA) to spread its...
Trump lawyers label calls for Senate trial testimony as 'PR stunt'
FLORIDA: Lawyers for former US President Donald Trump on Thursday (local time) dismissed the prospect of him testifying at his Senate trial next week...
Barbados PM writes to PM Modi, thanks him for donation of COVID-19 vaccine
BRIDGETON: Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley has expressed her gratitude to the Indian government and the people for "most generous" donation of COVID-19 vaccine...
Myanmar military blocks Facebook, social media as anger simmers against coups
NAYPYITAW: Myanmar Army has temporarily blocked Facebook and other messaging services in the name of public interest and state stability, Xinhua reported citing a...
Anti-govt protests continue in Gilgit-Baltistan over discrimination in jobs, unpaid salary hikes
GILGIT BALTISTAN: Anti-government protests in Pakistan occupied Kashmir's (PoK) Gilgit-Baltistan continued on Tuesday as hundreds of disgruntled employees and healthcare workers demonstrated against the...
US jobs to return to pre-pandemic level in 2024
WASHINGTON: The unemployment rate in the US is expected to gradually decline and the number of employed people will return to the pre-pandemic level...
US reports over 470 cases of coronavirus variants
WASHINGTON: More than 470 cases of the new coronavirus variants have been confirmed in at least 32 US states, according to the latest data...
Myanmar military frees regional, state CMs after coup
NAY PYI TAW: A day after seizing control of the country, the military in Myanmar on Tuesday released a majority of the detained regional...

UNSC to discuss Myanmar coup

UNSC to discuss Myanmar coup
UNITED NATIONS: UN Security Council (UNSC) members will be briefed on Tuesday on the situation in Myanmar where the military has staged a coup...
UK PM Boris Johnson condemns military coup in Myanmar
London: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday condemned the military coup in Myanmar, where prominent civilian leaders were detained. Boris, in a Twitter post,...