Six all-electric Suzuki vehicles will be introduced to the Indian market by the end of the fiscal year 2030.

On Thursday, Suzuki Motor Corporation of Japan announced that, as part of its expansion strategy, it will introduce six battery electric vehicles in India by FY2030, and that it will be carbon neutral by 2070, meeting the government's aim. Suzuki Motor Corporation (SMC) has stated in its busi...

With the domestic economy booming and international risk appetite low, Mukherjee Saurabh

Until definitive clarity emerges on that, I think we will see a degree of apprehension throughout the globe on markets, whether it be Indian equities, American equities, or even European shares," says Saurabh Mukherjee, Founder, Marcellus Investment Managers. The economy appears to be in exc...

Korea's leader has pledged to take the initiative in bringing supply chain stability to the world.

Thursday (local time), President Yoon Suk Yeol gave a special address at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland, promising that Korea would play a leading role in facilitating international cooperation and solidarity, which he emphasized as the key solutions to addressing the variou...

Threat from North Korea's missile testing, nuclear ambitions cited by South Korean leader

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol warned Tuesday that North Korea's increasing number of missile tests, its developing nuclear goals, and other provocative activities represent a major threat that might lead to a disastrous miscalculation and trigger a wider confrontation. While playing do...

The use of drones by the South Korean military in an attack on the North was justified as a "exercise in self-defence,"

On Monday, the opposition party claimed that South Korean drones dispatched to North Korea violated the inter-Korean peace. The military, however, said that the South was only exercising its right to self-defence. Five North Korean drones violated a 2018 military deal agreed between the two sides...

Yoon threatens to pull the plug on a military agreement for 2018 if North Korea continues to violate the border.

North Korea's continued violations of the inter-Korean border have prompted President Yoon Suk-yeol to threaten to terminate a military accord struck between the two Koreas in 2018. A week after five North Korean drones violated the accord by entering South Korean airspace, the warning was is...

Matsumoto Hakuo, a seasoned Kabuki performer, is one of the recipients of six prestigious cultural awards.

On Tuesday, the Japanese government announced the six recipients of this year's Japan Prize, including the veteran Kabuki actor Matsumoto Hakuo and the renowned painter Atsushi Uemura. The 89-year-old koto harpist Shoin Yamase, the 78-year-old electrical engineer Hiroyuki Sakaki, the 88-year-...

During a power outage in Ukraine's Kyiv, doctors undertake dangerous heart surgery on a new-born.

The video shows the heroes in white lab coats working hard to make the surgery a success. The Ukrainian doctors were able to save the child's life by using artificial blood circulation and other makeshift amenities.

A video of doctors performing heart surgery in the absence of elect...

Suspended Jail Term for Wife of US Diplomat in Fatal UK Car Crash

Anne Sacoolas, the wife of a US diplomat, was sentenced to an eight-month prison term suspended for a year in a London court on Thursday for causing the death of a teenager in a fatal crash in England in 2019.

Harry Dunn, 19, died in August 2019 after colliding with a car driven by Saco...

According to Ukrainian Nobel Peace winner, Ukraine cannot achieve peace by "laying down guns."

On Saturday, a trio of leaders from the three countries at the heart of the Ukraine conflict collected the Nobel Peace Prize, urging the battle against Russian President Vladimir Putin's "insane and illegal" invasion to continue uninterrupted.

The Nobel committee celebrate...

Russia's invasion of Ukraine put further stress on already overburdened supply chains.

The chemical sector has had a difficult year as a result of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, with rising energy and raw material costs, further bottlenecks in supply networks already pressured by the pandemic, economic uncertainty, and political instability. The gravity of these difficulties was ...

The worldwide economic impact of the crisis in Ukraine

Worldwide households and businesses faced a number of difficulties throughout the last year. An already fragile global economic recovery was thrown off course by Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which presented fresh difficulties for governments and consumers alike.

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The Russian army claims to have taken control of two villages in eastern Ukraine near Bakhmut

Russia announced Wednesday that it has taken control of two east Ukrainian communities near the besieged town of Bakhmut, which Moscow has been attempting to take since early summer. This comes only hours after the EU announced the establishment of a specialized court supported by the UN to probe...

The government is preparing to order striking truckers back to work.

President Yoon Suk-yeol will convene a Cabinet meeting on Tuesday to decide whether to issue an executive order requiring striking truckers to return to work immediately, after the first round of talks between the government and the truckers' union broke down Monday afternoon, according to go...

Russia increases missile strikes in Ukraine, killing 15 people in Kherson.

This week's Russian strikes on Ukraine have left half of Kyiv without power, despite the frigid winter weather. According to a local official, 15 people were killed as a result of Russian bombardment in the newly seized city of Kherson. Follow our coverage of the Ukrainian conflict. All timin...

Inside the nightmare of Russia's parallel world in occupied Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin exploited the bogus pretexts of "denazification" and "demilitarization" of Ukraine to legitimize his invasion. Russian official propaganda is based on the concept of a "Nazi-controlled" Ukraine, where Russians come to "liberate&q...

In Fukuoka Prefecture, a woman was stabbed in front of her home.

Early Saturday morning, a 21-year-old woman was stabbed on the road outside her home in Kasuga, Fukuoka Prefecture.

According to local media, the event happened about 12:10 a.m. According to police, the woman, a vocational college student, dialed 119 and reported being stabbed in the ne...

Macron strongly opposes the bombardment of Ukraine's nuclear power stations

On Monday, French President Emmanuel Macron criticized the bombardment of Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear facility and claimed more nuclear reactors had been targeted. Earlier on Monday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky asked NATO countries to ensure Ukraine's nuclear installations a...

On his way to work, the president stops answering questions from reporters.

President Yoon Suk-yeol will no longer accept questions from reporters on his way to the office, putting a stop to the 61 impromptu Q&A sessions the president has had since his inauguration on May 10.

The presidential office stated that the Q&A sessions, also known as "door...

The president claims that MBC's' malicious' stories harm national interests.

President Yoon Suk-yeol justified his decision to deny MBC reporters access to the presidential jet on his most recent abroad trip, claiming that the network "maliciously" aimed to harm national interests when reporting on his mishap in New York in September.

Yoon told journal...