Washington: Secretary of Defence Lloyd J Austin III lauded President Joe Biden’s exceptional contributions to America’s national security in a statement released today. Secretary Austin expressed profound gratitude for President Biden’s leadership, highlighting his pivotal role in shaping US foreign policy and strengthening global alliances. President Biden’s legacy, as outlined by Secretary Austin, includes a.
The Australian government has launched a new campaign to end elder abuse. In a speech to the National Elder Abuse Conference in Adelaide on Monday, Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus described the exploitation of older Australians as a shameful and often hidden form of cruelty and mistreatment, Xinhua news agency reported. He announced 4.8 million Australian dollars.
Kathmandu [Nepal]: Oli, also the chairman of the Communist Party of Nepal–Unified Marxist Leninist (CPN-UML), read out the contents of the agreement that was sealed past midnight on July 2. The Prime Minister also said that the agreement between the two major parties was part of the two largest parties’ efforts to address the.
Dawn News quoted BMI as saying "Despite several successful legal appeals, opposition leader Imran Khan will remain imprisoned for the foreseeable future."
La Paz (Bolivia): On Bolivia-Chile international highway in Bolivia a cargo truck and bus collided, result of this 22 people were killed and 14 others injured. Police officials said that a cargo truck returning to Bolivia from the country’s border with Chile crashed into a passenger bus heading for the Arica region of Chile on.
Highlighting the significant development projects carried out throughout the years of bilateral ties between the two nations, the Indian Embassy in Thimpu said that many development projects were implemented under 12 FYPs across various sectors.
Dhaka: Violence continues in Bangladesh against the Supreme Court’s order to restore reservation in government jobs. To control this, the government has imposed a curfew across the country. Obaidul Quader, general secretary of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s Awami League party, announced the curfew late Friday (July 19). He said that the army has been deployed.
Seoul: Some medical professors vowed on Saturday to boycott training programs for junior doctors in protest of the government’s push for accepting the resignations of striking trainees and the medical school admission quota hikes. Professors of the radiology department at Catholic University of Korea said in a statement that they will not take part in.
Heavy rain alerts were issued across southern regions in South Korea on Saturday. The Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA) issued heavy rain alerts for some areas in North and South Jeolla provinces. This includes the city of Gwangju, as the rainfall is forecast to exceed 60 millimetres over a three-hour period or 110 mm for 12.
