India’s ‘Hasina Dilemma’ Is Complicating Ties With the New Bangladesh
Anti-India sentiment in Bangladesh, which peaked following the last national election that saw Sheikh Hasina hold on to power in an uncontested election reportedly supported by New Delhi, appears to…
China starts rare anti-dumping probe against Canada’s rapeseed
A canola crop used for making cooking oil sits in full bloom on the Canadian prairies near Fort Macleod, Alberta, Canada. File photo: VCGChina’s Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) on Monday…
Pakistan sees 71% surge in tax filers as FBR surpasses collection targets
The deadline for filing income tax returns for FY24 has been set for September 30 Pakistan sees 71% surge in tax filers as FBR surpasses collection targets The Federal Board…
Chinese FA imposes life bans on 43 people for gambling, match-fixing
The Chinese Football Association (CFA) announced on Tuesday that 43 individuals have been banned for life from participating in football-related activities for gambling and match-fixing. Among those banned for life…
Oil prices crash amid economic slowdown
Global oil prices plummeted this week as demand concerns and a likely rise in supplies out of Libya outweighed delays in output rise by the OPEC+ producers. Brent crude futures…
A ‘path of happiness’ on the Belt and Road
Jamlik Mwangi Kariuki, a young Kenyan who once worked on the Mombasa-Nairobi Railway, twice came to China for further studies, receiving training in railway engineering, thanks to the opportunities provided…