BUENOS AIRES: Javier Milei, a liberal politician and economist, assumed the Argentine presidency Sunday in a ceremony held at the National Congress in Buenos Aires,
SYDNEY: The Australian Federal Police (AFP) on Monday said it was investigating a scam where travellers to the country are offered millions of dollars to
LOS ANGELES: A pair of Japanese film titans reigned at the box office this weekend. Animation great Hayao Miyazaki’s The Boy and the Heron, took
WELLINGTON: New Zealanders have been urged to donate blood over the summer break, as all blood types are needed, especially A positive. “As one of
CAIRO (Egypt): Qatar’s efforts to achieve a cease-fire in the Gaza Strip are still in progress, as dialogue is the best way to handle the
STOCKHOLM: Swedish King Carl XVI Gustaf presented this year’s Nobel Prizes for physics, chemistry, medicine and economics in Stockholm on Sunday. Ferenc Krausz, Anne L’Huillier
UNITED NATIONS: The United Nations Security Council met behind closed doors Friday on the fast-escalating row between South American neighbours Venezuela and Guyana over a
SYDNEY: A heatwave scorched Australia’s eastern coast and sent temperatures in Sydney to a three-year high Saturday as firefighters battled runaway bushfires. Many people crowded
HOLLYWOOD: The landmark word has loomed over Tinseltown since before movies started talking, becoming a symbol of the entire film industry. For the first time
BY SHAKIR HUSAIN NEW DELHI: Malaysia under Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has an opportunity to grow its influence in West Asia, according to
