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    Nigerian govt commits over 450 mln USD to natural gas initiative

    Coker said the initiative has successfully converted more than 10,000 vehicles from petrol to CNG.

    South Korean Police to consider imposing travel ban on Yoon

    Seoul: South Korean police announced on Monday that they are considering a travel ban on President Yoon Suk Yeol to investigate allegations related to his recent brief declaration of martial law. Additionally, police indicated that questioning Yoon in person is still a possibility. Senior police official Woo Jong-soo stated during a briefing that “there are.

    Australia: Police investigating after body found near Sydney Airport

    Sydney: Authorities have initiated a significant investigation following the discovery of a body near Sydney Airport on Monday. The body was found by a passerby in bushes alongside a major road adjacent to the airport in Sydney’s inner-southern suburbs, according to Xinhua news agency. Reports from News Corp Australia indicate that the body, which has.

    Pakistan: PTI announces committee for constructive dialogue to resolve political challenge

    National Assembly Opposition Leader Omar Ayub announced that the committee consists of senior leaders, including himself, Hamid Raza, Asad Qaiser, and Ali Amin Gandapur.

    South Korea: Prosecutors grill Army chief over martial law declaration

    Seoul: South Korean prosecutors are investigating allegations of treason related to President Yoon Suk Yeol’s brief declaration of martial law last week, prompting them to question Army Chief of Staff Gen. Park An-su, who was appointed to lead the martial law command. According to officials, Park was interrogated as a witness for about eight hours.

    Bangladeshi govt warns foreign nationals against illegal residency, employment

    Dhaka: The Bangladeshi interim government has issued a warning that foreigners will not be allowed to stay and work illegally in the country. Bangladesh Home Affairs Adviser Jahangir Alam made the announcement on Sunday, Xinhua news agency reported. Asked about the number of foreign nationals staying illegally in the country and their countries of origin,.

    Australia: 100 arrested in police operation targeting Sydney drug dealers

    Sydney: In a significant crackdown on drug dealers in Sydney, over 100 individuals have been arrested and charged in a police operation conducted by New South Wales (NSW) authorities. The operation, which spanned three weekends, led to the arrest of 108 people. Of those arrested, 64 face charges related to the supply of prohibited drugs,.

    Korean won worst performer among major peers

    Seoul: The South Korean won was the weakest currency globally last week, impacted by political instability following President Yoon Suk Yeol’s brief martial law declaration. Data from Yonhap Infomax revealed that the won fell by 24.5 won per dollar, marking its steepest weekly decline since January, when it dropped 25.5 won. The won depreciated by.

    Australia: Two seriously injured in Melbourne stabbing spree

    Sydney: Two men have sustained serious injuries following a stabbing incident in northwest Melbourne, according to a report from the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. In Victoria, police stated that a group of men confronted and allegedly assaulted an 18-year-old man outside a shopping center on Lake Street in Caroline Springs, located about 20 kilometers northwest of.

    12 detained in Russia’s Dagestan over terror plot

    Russia: Twelve individuals accused of planning a large-scale terrorist attack have been detained in southern Dagestan Republic in Russia. According to a statement from the local security service, law enforcement officers seized two improvised explosive devices, a ton of ammonium nitrate, as well as weapons and ammunition during searches of the suspects’ homes, Xinhua news.

    British Indian Lord Rami Ranger’s CBE honour annulled by King Charles III

    London: King Charles III has annulled the Commander of the British Empire (CBE) honor awarded to British businessman and Indian-origin peer Lord Rami Ranger due to an alleged breach of parliamentary Code of Conduct related to “bullying and harassment.” This decision was officially announced on December 7, 2024, following concerns about Ranger’s conduct, which reportedly.