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EU rules out new Brext deal as May delays voting in Parliament

EU rules out new Brext deal as May delays voting in Parliament

11 Dec 2018

Theresa May will now have to go for a negative vote or call re-election that would then go for a fresh Brexit referendum as the European Court of Justice has ruled that Britain can call off Brexit unilaterally

EU top court rules against Brexit sans members’ consent

EU top court rules against Brexit sans members’ consent

10 Dec 2018

Any decision to return to EU would cost Britain the special privileges it enjoyed so far, including a separate currency outside the union and push the nation into another and more difficult referendum

First blow to Brexit deal as parliament passes contempt motion

First blow to Brexit deal as parliament passes contempt motion

06 Dec 2018

After the parliament approved a motion by the main opposition Labour Party that found the government in contempt of the House, the British government agreed to publish the "final and full" advice of the attorney on the Brexit deal

US, China reach 90-day truce on trade tariffs

03 Dec 2018

It's time for a hyper-crash, say multi-fractal analyses of the main stock market index

30 Nov 2018

Women still earn 20 per cent less than men

27 Nov 2018

Each Maldivian owes China $8,000 after infra spending: report

26 Nov 2018

Climate change will cost US billions of dollars, says govt report

26 Nov 2018

Russia in new stand-off with Ukraine over Sea of Azov

Russia in new stand-off with Ukraine over Sea of Azov

26 Nov 2018

Russia on Sunday seized three Ukrainan Navy ships after a gunfire in the Kerch Strait, a narrow waterway that gives access to the Sea of Azov, in the Black Sea, raising concerns of a conflict with west-backed Ukraine

EU sets seal to Brexit deal, defends May

EU sets seal to Brexit deal, defends May

26 Nov 2018

If Prime minister Theresa May fails to steer the deal through Parliament, Britons would either hold a second referendum, hold a new election to replace May or return to Brussels to try and renegotiate the package, and in a worst scenario, will simply crash out of the bloc without a deal

Pak PM Imran Khan says terror won’t scare Chinese investors

23 Nov 2018

Trump backs Saudis despite CIA report on Khashoggi killing

Trump backs Saudis despite CIA report on Khashoggi killing

22 Nov 2018

Trump indicated he had no intention of cancelling military contracts with Riyadh, saying, "if we foolishly cancel these contracts, Russia and China would be the enormous beneficiaries" 

Twitter bots had 'disproportionate' role spreading misinformation in 2016 election

Twitter bots had 'disproportionate' role spreading misinformation in 2016 election

21 Nov 2018

An analysis of information shared on Twitter during the 2016 US presidential election has found that bots played a disproportionate role in spreading misinformation online

Voters would have forgiven Cameron for failing to hold an EU referendum, study shows

16 Nov 2018

May gets cabinet nod for draft Brexit deal, to face Parliament now

May gets cabinet nod for draft Brexit deal, to face Parliament now

15 Nov 2018

While the draft agreement scraped through in the cabinet, Prime Minister Theresa May now faces the more difficult task of pushing her deal through Parliament, where opponents are lined up to tear the agreement apart

Showdown now as Sri Lankan president loses in parliament and SC

Showdown now as Sri Lankan president loses in parliament and SC

15 Nov 2018

Ousted Prime Minister Wickremesinghe said he intended to discharge his official responsibilities, after Speaker Karu Jayasuriya said the no-confidence vote against Rajapaksa was supported by 122 members of the 225-member house

Bank of Japan is now larger than Japanese economy

Bank of Japan is now larger than Japanese economy

13 Nov 2018

While Japanese economy expanded 11 per cent after Governor Haruhiko Kuroda started the massive stimulus in early 2013, real growth of the economy, however, has been just 6.7 per cent

China-backed RCEP takes centre stage as US backs out of Pacific

China-backed RCEP takes centre stage as US backs out of Pacific

12 Nov 2018

Not only is the US absent from the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) – where India might play a key role - but President Trump is skipping the summit in Singapore, leaving the space open for China

Trump sacks Attorney General Jeff Sessions

Trump sacks Attorney General Jeff Sessions

09 Nov 2018

Trump had been critical of  Attorney General Jeff  for appointing Robert Mueller as the special counsel into the Russia probe, which the president was keen on stopping

Mid-term polls: Trump widens majority in Senate, but loses House

Mid-term polls: Trump widens majority in Senate, but loses House

08 Nov 2018

The US mid-term elections, widely seen as a referendum on ‘Trumpism’, proved a mixed bag as the GOP increased its majority in the Senate from 51-49 to 54-46, but lost control of the House of Representatives to the Democrats

Physical and human capital rather than military spending key for economic growth in Russia

08 Nov 2018

Trump changes tact, says US open to new Iran deal

Trump changes tact, says US open to new Iran deal

05 Nov 2018

Trump said the penalties were aimed at the Tehran government, “not at the long suffering Iranian people,” adding, the Iranian regime has abandon its destructive behaviour

Saudi Arabia hosts US evangelists, says Khashoggi was an Islamist

Saudi Arabia hosts US evangelists, says Khashoggi was an Islamist

02 Nov 2018

For Saudi Arabia, which hosts the holiest sites in Islam and bans the practice of other religions, the hosting of evangelist Christians and Israeli supporters is a rare act, forced by circumstances

Not enough fruits, vegetables grown to feed the planet: study

Not enough fruits, vegetables grown to feed the planet: study

29 Oct 2018

If everyone on the planet wanted to eat a healthy diet, there wouldn't be enough fruit and vegetables to go around, according to a new University of Guelph study

Have US Green Card? You can still be deported!

Have US Green Card? You can still be deported!

29 Oct 2018

In the Trump age, a Green Card is not a guarantee  any morethat an immigrant will not be exiled from the country. By Ajay Sharma, President, Abhinav Outsourcings Pvt. Ltd

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