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The Master of the High Court has subpoenaed former Minister Vincent Seretse, former Kweneng District Council Chairman Jeffery Sibisibi, and others over the

Bengaluru, India - Leaning forward, arms resting on his desk, Russian President Vladimir Putin delivered a crisp message to leaders of the country's e

/PRNewswire/ -- Zoomo, the world leader for electric last-mile delivery vehicles, today announced the appointment of three new additions to its executive...

Following the 2021 confirmation of Cambodias eligibility to graduate from the least developed country status, the United Nations has recommended graduation as early as 2027,...

Endorsing the previous government’s relief package by turning down the summary of the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority for an increase in prices, Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif has decided to...

Nepal’s Agenda at the United Nations: Issues and Positions in the 76th Session of the UN General Assembly-Part 2

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Doha: The College of Public Policy (CPP) at Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU) organised a Climate Policy Day on March 28, with three high level even...

  Staff Reporter DEEP-ROOTED patriarchal norms that manifest at both professional and household levels, as well as across different geographic areas, age groups, and income levels are some of the key drivers of gender inequality, the World Bank has said. The recently released report is titled: Lesotho Gender Assessment Report. It states that deep-rooted patriarchal […]

Bhutan is on track to graduate from the Least Developed Countries (LDC) group by June 2023, according to senior government officials. Officials from the Ministry of Finance said that despite the pandemic, the government decided that Bhutan will graduate by June 2023.