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By Ayushi Agarwal Following a decision by the Taliban regime to ban women from working at non-governmental organisations, four major international aid groups suspended their operations in Afghanistan on Sunday. Neil Turner, country director, Norwegian Refugee Council for Afghanistan, while calling the ban ‘temporary’, said it “can, unfortunately, have a high impact”. He als...
Andy East The Republic COLUMBUS — As former Vice President Mike Pence returns to civilian life, the rough drafts of history are already being written on the Columbus native’s whirlwind four years in the Trump administration as speculation grows on what the future may have in store. While … Read More
The coalition says the $19 million spent annually to run the prison can help provide housing services and employment.
The coalition says the $19 million spent annually to run the prison can help provide housing services and employment.
The coalition says the $19 million spent annually to run the prison can help provide housing services and employment.
The coalition says the $19 million spent annually to run the prison can help provide housing services and employment.
Reuters: Economic growth across emerging markets eased in the second quarter of 2012, dragged down by lacklustre manufacturing sector activity, especially in China and Brazil, an HSBC survey showed on Wednesday. HSBC’s emerging markets index (EMI), based on 21 service and manufacturing sector surveys in 16 emerging economies, slipped to 53.0 in the second quarter ...
Reuters: Thai Hua Rubber Pcl, Thailand’s third-largest rubber producer, plans to invest in Myanmar, aiming to produce rubber and export it following political and economic reforms there, the company’s chief executive said. “We have already met Myanmar’s agriculture minister and he said our investment is welcomed,” Chief Executive Luckchai Kittipol told Reuters. The co...
Tamils of a different stripe by Gordon Weiss The Tigers are history and Sri Lanka’s ethnic minority remains under the government’s thumb. Think about it – who wants to portray the boat people as a security threat?...
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