Saudi to jointly set up two refineries in India
By ET Bureau Saudi Arabia is partnering with Indian companies to establish two refineries in India, each with a
Read MoreBy ET Bureau Saudi Arabia is partnering with Indian companies to establish two refineries in India, each with a
Read MoreBy Durdana Najam New doors of opportunity have been thrown open for local and foreign investors in Pakistan’s largely untapped
Read MoreBy Tegan Hill, Jake Fuss General Motors recently announced the temporary closure of its electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing plant
Read MoreBy Kris Boratyn The airport will feature five parallel runways, 400 aircraft gates, and state-of-the-art technology to handle up
Read MoreBy Dr Mohammed Abdullah Al Ali The UAE has made significant sacrifices, including the loss of Emirati lives, in support
Read MoreUsha, 39, on Monday, became the first Indian-American and Hindu Second Lady after her husband JD was sworn in as
Read MoreTrump administration freezes new funding for anti-HIV programme and other health services, excepts key food programmes. The administration of
Read MoreBy Kristina Beanland As millennials still mourn the loss of big Topshop, another staple of London’s Oxford Street is set
Read MoreBy Katie Forge Many more Londoners could have access to a London Overground line if TfL’s plans for an extension
Read MoreBy: Abdulrahman Al-Rashed Everyone is searching for clues about the possible foreign policy of the new Damascus regime, especially concerning
Read MoreBy: Stuart Culbertson Three weeks ago, U.S. President-elect Donald Trump threw a scatter-bomb into the Canadian political and economic landscape
Read MoreBy: Andrew MacDougall Even a cabinet shuffle can’t save Trudeau. If it wants to survive, the Liberal party mustn’t put
Read MorePARIS: Air pollution caused by fires is linked to more than 1.5 million deaths a year worldwide, the vast majority occurring in developing countries, a major new study said on Thursday.
Read MoreAI permeates very quickly across almost every walk of life-it changes working, communication, and interaction norms. The speed of AI development has raced so fast that the regulatory efforts have remained several steps behind many issues that current laws would not cover. Regulatory gaps in AI create vulnerabilities that are likely to lead to serious ethical, social, and legal challenges.
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Read MoreThank you, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Canada needed a belly laugh and you came through.
Read Moregovernments should never let a good crisis go to waste. Unfortunately, it seems the Trudeau government didn’t get that message.
Read Morea meeting between Chinese and US defense ministers on the sidelines of the 11th ASEAN Defence Ministers’ Meeting Plus (ADMM-Plus)
Read MoreBy: Alina Das Like many immigration lawyers, I spent four years under the first Trump administration in strange places.
Read MoreBy: Sergey G. Maidukov On Thursday, Ukraine claimed that Russia launched an ICBM at the eastern city of Dnipro.
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