The International Monetary Fund has approved a $12bn loan programme for Egypt to restore investor confidence and help revive an economy battered by years of political turmoil.
Qatar Red Crescent Society (QRCS) recently completed the second phase of its project to support Al-Thawra Modern General Hospital's Surgical Emergency Centre in Taiz ...
Investigators have arrested 44 people in an attempt to quell religious tension that broke out in eastern Bangladesh after a Muslim crowd recently vandalised Hindu homes and temples, police said yesterday.
Haiti launched its ill-fated presidential campaign for the fifth time in a year on Thursday, but people in the hurricane-destroyed southwestern town of Jeremie have more pressing concerns, such as staying alive and finding a home.
Japanese refiner Idemitsu Kosan Co Ltd has put on hold its plan for a full takeover of smaller rival Showa Shell Sekiyu indefinitely after running into fierce opposition from the Idemitsu founding family.
As the demand for sharing evidence of the army’s ‘surgical strikes’ across the Jammu and Kashmir border grew louder, Minister of State for Home Affairs Hansraj Gangaram Ahir yesterday said the footage has already been handed over to the Prime Minister’s Office by the army.
India said it had held ‘substantive’ talks with China on Tuesday on its bid to become a fully fledged member of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), a club of nations that trades in civil nuclear technology.
Wayne Rooney became England’s most capped outfield player when he was awarded his 116th cap by new manager Sam Allardyce in yesterday’s opening 2018 World Cup qualifier away to Slovakia.
Commercial Bank, Qatar’s first private bank, has announced a number of enhanced new benefits to its market leading “Life in Qatar” banking service, designed for customers arriving or about to arrive in Qatar.
Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti yesterday pitched for peace talks to solve the Kashmir problem and urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to step in to heal wounds of the people of the turmoil-hit state, ...
Vodafone Group sold the longest-dated corporate bond in sterling this year, locking in record-low borrowing costs for four decades.
A knife-wielding man stabbed and killed 19 people as they slept at a facility for the disabled in a town near Tokyo early on Tuesday, a senior government official said, Japan's worst mass killing in decades.
