Addis Ababa, Ethiopia's Prime Minister said that his army is advancing on the capital of the northern region of Tigray where soldiers from the region are fighting the central government.

The government accused Tigray's forces of destroying bridges near the city of Mekelle to halt the advance, the BBC

Chongqing, Two trucks carrying pipeline materials departed from Chongqing Municipality for Kazakhstan, marking the launch of the eighth highway-based cross-border freight line by the city in southwest China.

Traveling 5,900 km, the trucks are scheduled to pass through the Alataw Pass, a major land port in Xinjiang

Seoul, South Korean President Moon Jae-in has formally congratulated four US lawmakers on being re-elected, as they are known for supporting the bilateral alliance and the Korean Peninsula peace initiative, according to Cheong Wa Dae on Wednesday.

Moon sent congratulatory telegrams to US Democratic Party Senator E

Harare, A total of 100 students have tested positive for COVID-19 at a boarding school in Zimbabwe's Matabeleland North Province, a week after the country fully reopened schools after a seven-month break due to the pandemic.

Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Information Nick Mangwana confirmed the develop

Washington, US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell renewed his call for Congress to roll out more fiscal support, as the country faces a challenging economic outlook amid surging COVID-19 cases.

Fiscal policy, which includes taxing and spending, can provide "direct, targeted income support" for groups

Mansehra, Launching a staunch attack on Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, PML-N vice president Maryam Nawaz on Wednesday said that the functioning of a 220-million strong country has been left in the hands of someone "who was incapable of even running a union council even".

Maryam was addressing a mamm

Seoul, Over 80 per cent of South Korea's 100 trillion won (US$90 billion) budget set aside for boosting defence capabilities over the next five years will be spent on buying locally made weapons and hardware, rather than imports, to help boost the local defence industry, Defence Minister Suh Wook said Wednesday.

Patna, Despite the NDA government claiming significant development in the state, the Bihar Chamber of Commerce (BCC) feels the eastern state lacks basic infrastructure to attract investors.

Speaking to IANS, Amit Mukherjee, Secretary General of BCC, said: "The overall industrial environment is not impressive

Srinagar, At least 12 civilians were injured after a grenade lobbed by terrorists on a CRPF bunker in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama district on Wednesday missed the target and exploded on the road, officials said.

Pulwama police said that they has received information about a terror crime incident at Kakapora ar

New Delhi, Delhi Congress on Wednesday took out a Kisan Adhikar Tractor Yatra to protest against the recently enacted farm laws brought by the Centre.

Speaking on the ocassion, Delhi Congress chief Anil Kumar Chaudhary said, "The Modi government should immediately withdraw the anti-farmer laws and create a fa