Fashion Retailers Commit To Price Hike In Support of Bangladesh’s Wage Increase
Bangladesh, the second-largest global exporter of garments following China, witnessed deadly clashes between police and factory workers this week.
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Pakistan Blames Taliban’s Inaction For Deportation Of Afghan Nationals
Caretaker Prime Minister Anwar ul Haq Kakar informed journalists that, due to the lack of cooperation from the Afghan interim government, Pakistan had chosen to assume control of the situation.
U.S. Investment In Sri Lankan Terminal Counters China’s Growing Influence
The upcoming Colombo West International Terminal is planned to have a length of 1.4 kilometers (approximately 0.16 miles) and a depth of 20 meters (about 66 feet), with a projected annual container capacity of 3.2 million units.
U.S. Secretary Of State Blinken Urges G7 Unity On Global Crises Amidst Israel-Hamas War
Blinken conveyed to Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa that it was a crucial moment for the G7 to unite in response to the crisis and express a unified stance. This message was delivered shortly after his discussions with Prime Minister Fumio Kishida.
China’s BRI Grapples With Trillion-Dollar Debt Load And Growing Concerns
During the initial decade of the initiative, China provided substantial loans to support the development of bridges, ports, and highways in low and middle-income nations.
South Korea To Launch Spy Satellite Amid North Korean Satellite Pursuits
On Monday, Jeon Ha Gyu, a spokesperson for the South Korean Defense Ministry, informed reporters that the nation's inaugural military reconnaissance satellite is scheduled for launch on November 30 from California's Vandenberg Air Force Base.
Tokyo Conducts Missile Evacuation Drill Amid Mounting North Korean Threat
Japan has conducted over a dozen such drills across the country this year. However, Monday's exercise marked the first missile evacuation drill in Tokyo since 2018.
China And Australia Seek To Rebuild Trust And Cooperation Amidst Strained Relations
During their meeting in Beijing on Monday, Xi mentioned that the two nations lacked any fundamental conflict of interest. He emphasized that China and Australia had the potential to become partners based on mutual trust and success, as reported in a statement provided by state broadcaster CCTV.
South Korea Reinstates Short-Selling Ban To Foster Fair Trading Environment
According to Financial Services Commission (FSC) Chairman Kim Joo-hyun, the measure is intended to address and rectify the fundamental imbalance in the trading environment between institutional and retail investors.
Philippine President Condemns Journalist’s Murder, Vows Justice
The journalist, Juan Jumalon, who was also recognized as "DJ Johnny Walker," was fatally shot by unidentified attackers while conducting a broadcast from his residence in a town in the southern Philippines on Sunday morning.
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