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Ratan Tata led the Tata Group as chairman for more than 20 years, taking over in 1991 from his uncle, JRD Tata. During his tenure, the autos-to-steel conglomerate saw significant growth, including the founding of Tata Teleservices in 1996 and the public listing of Tata Consultancy Services in 2004.
Iran unleashed a series of ballistic missiles targeting Israel on Tuesday, following Israeli military actions against Hezbollah forces in Lebanon.
"We must pay attention," Yunus emphasized during a high-level discussion on the Rohingya crisis, held as a side event during the UN General Assembly on Tuesday (24 September) afternoon (New York time).
The economy, which has been in freefall for the last month, is one of the urgent issues facing the interim government. A severe decline in July made the country's ongoing economic problems worse.
The inception of International Tiger Day dates back to 2010 when the Saint Petersburg Tiger Summit was held. The summit was a pivotal event aimed at drawing the world's attention to the drastic decline in tiger populations.
The prime minister questioned how such an attack on a presidential candidate and a former president of America could take place in a civilized and democratic country like America.
World Population Day 2024 focuses on inclusive data collection and investment to ensure sustainable development and equitable growth for all.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi makes a significant visit to Austria, marking the first by an Indian PM in over four decades, focusing on bolstering bilateral relations and addressing key global challenges.
Bangladesh and China elevate their relationship with 21 new agreements and 7 announced projects, marking a significant step in their comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's visit to China marks a significant step in the evolving partnership between Bangladesh and China.
An agreement on reciprocal access (RAA) has been reached between Japan and the Philippines, allowing the use of force on each other's territory and aiming to counter China’s influence.
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) stated in a statement on Wednesday that the following countries are permitted to intervene in the Gambia's Myanmar genocide case: Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Britain, and the Maldives.
The exhibition aims to spotlight the "trials, triumphs, and resilience" of the Rohingya living in the Cox’s Bazar camps, the largest refugee settlement globally.
President Neves commended the government of Bangladesh for its humanitarian efforts in providing refuge to the Rohingyas and assured continued assistance in facilitating their safe return to their homeland.
According to CBS, the BBC’s US partner, Assange will not serve time in US custody and will receive credit for his time incarcerated in the UK. He is set to return to Australia, as confirmed by a letter from the US Justice Department.
Myanmar junta government has been accused of breaking the ceasefire agreement with the support of China and attacking civilian areas.
Comments met with surprise since US president has sought to deepen ties with key ally Japan, as well as India.
He couldn't gather enough backing to survive upcoming votes of no confidence. Yousaf resigned just over a year after taking over from Nicola Sturgeon as Scotland's leader and SNP head.
Kanaani highlighted the positive trajectory of bilateral relations, emphasizing ongoing talks and consultations at various levels.
