9/11 survivors seek $7 bn of Afghan frozen funds
Families of at least 150 victims of the 9/11 attacks have staked claim to at least $7 billion in frozen assets held
US employment rebounds
Prior to that, the figure had been rising for three weeks in a row, as the fast-spreading Covid-19 Omicron variant continued to
Biden treats Americans ‘like fools’: Musk
Replying to Biden’s Twitter post on the future electric vehicles in America, Musk wrote the name of “Tesla” in all caps. In
WTO allows China to slap $645 mn tariffs on US imports
The WTO arbitrator issued the decision on Wednesday on the level of countermeasures China may request in its dispute with the United
Harvard vows to fight back SC move on Asian-American kids
The SC is taking up two lawsuits filed by Students for Fair Admissions, a Virginia-based group, that says race should play no
Beijing alleges US media driving wedge between China, Russia on Ukraine
According to a report, Chinese President Xi Jinping had allegedly made a request to Russian President Vladimir Putin not to “invade” Ukraine
The war is already here?
In another development, the US and the UK are withdrawing some staff and dependents from their embassies in Ukraine, stoking fears that
US govt orders diplomats’ families to leave Ukraine
Washington has also authorised the “voluntary” departure of its embassy employees, adding to tensions between Russia and the West over concerns of
Turkey, US to discuss F-35 deal in January – early February
On January 3, Akar said that Turkey and the United States were preparing to discuss the F-35 fighter jet program during a
‘US-Taliban normalisation doesn’t seem easy’
Respect for human and women’s rights, freedom of speech, education of women, and formalisation of the rights of minorities in Afghanistan are