LG to showcase AI-powered TVs at CES 2018
LG Electronics Inc said on Wednesday that it will introduce new C with its artificial inte
Aussie media self-censors to protest govt, secrecy laws
Australia's leading newspapers and internet portals have self-censored their publications on Monday to protest laws that mandate prison sentences for journalists and informants for revealing secret documents. ....
Pakistan to remain in FATF greylist
Following a key plenary here, the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) on Friday announced to keep Pakistan in the grey list. ....
Indian-origin prof wins Economics Nobel for poverty research
Indian-origin MIT professor Abhijit Banerjee, his wife and one-time Ph.D student Esther Duflo, and Harvard professor Michael Kremer have been awarded the 2019 Nobel Prize in Economics for their work which has "dramatically improved our ability to fight poverty in practice," it was announced on Monday. ....
26 killed as typhoon Hagibis hits Japan
Japan has launched a huge operation to provide humanitarian assistance and assess the damage wrought by typhoon Hagibis after its hurricane-force winds and torrential rain killed at least 26 people and sparked major flooding. ....
India seeks closer cooperation between UN, FATF to fight terror funding
India has asked the world body to increase its cooperation with the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) and similar organisations that fight the financing of terrorists. ....
Pak magazine claims MBS called back Imran's plane
A Pakistani magazine has claimed that Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman was "alienated" with "some dimensions" of Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khans actions on the sidelines of the UNGA session in New York last month, that he ordered his "private jet to disembowel the Pakistani delegation" as a consequence. ....
Pak SC for Bench to implement its order on minorities
The Supreme Court of Pakistan on Thursday proposed to form a Bench to implement its 2014 judgement for protection of minorities' fundamental rights and referred it to Chief Justice of Pakistan Asif Saeed Khosa. ....
India hits back at Imran for UNGA 'hate speech'
India has hit back at Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's UNGA address, saying his speech bordered on crudeness and while Islamabad has "ventured to upstream terrorism and downstream hate speech, New Delhi was going ahead with mainstreaming development in Jammu and Kashmir". ....
All eyes on UNGA addresses of Modi, Imran
All eyes will be on the UN General Assembly (UNGA) where India and Pakistan will take the stage, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi outlining the country's larger role on the world stage and what it was doing for development, peace and security, while his Pakistan counterpart Imran Khan will solely focus on Kashmir. ....
Elimination of terror precondition for SAARC: Jaishankar
elimination of terrorism in all its forms is a precondition not only for fruitful cooperation among South Asian neighbours but also for the very survival of the region itself, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Thursday at the SAARC Foreign Ministers meet that was boycotted by Pakistan. ....
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