Australia to promote soft power, infra projects with India
Through a variety of efforts to develop soft power and infrastructure, the Morrison government is expanding Australia's ties with India, one of Australia's most...
China, Russia heading to make stronger ties
Russian President Vladimir Putin attended the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics in Beijing recently. He also had extensive discussions with Chinese President Xi...
People protest Covid vaccine mandates in Australian capital
Thousands of demonstrators marched through Australia's capital city to the Parliament building on Saturday to express their opposition to COVID-19 vaccine mandates, the latest...
Wage inflation can hit Canada as families exodus from cities
A pandemic-driven migration of young families from Canada's main cities has reduced a key age group of workers from an already tight labour market,...
Australia launches $11 million ‘Maitri Scholars Program’ for Indian students
Australian Foreign Minister Marise Payne unveiled the 'Maitri' Scholars Program, which would contribute over USD 11 million over four years to help Indian students...
Ukraine tensions: US defends move of evacuating embassy
The "imminent" threat of Russian military intervention in Ukraine, according to US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, warrants the evacuation of the US embassy...
US, Google fight likely to depose top Apple executives
As it prepares for a trial to decide whether Alphabet's (GOOGL.O) Google violates antitrust law in how it manages its search business, the Justice...
Starship will reach orbit this year, says SpaceX chief Elon Musk
Elon Musk said on Thursday that despite a slew of technical and regulatory roadblocks, he is "very sure" that his new SpaceX Starship, which...
3,000 workers lost jobs in NYC over vaccine rules
After failing to get vaccinated against coronavirus by the city's deadline, around 3,000 teachers, firefighters, and other New York City workers face losing their...