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Featuring countries like Kenya and Nepal, a number of varied cultural events were recently held all around the globe to celebrate the 2024 UN Chinese Language Day.

China has urged developed countries to expedite the implementation of their climate finance commitments, helping developing countries in climate actions with financial and technological assistance. The stance was made during G20 meetings, held on Wednesday and Thursday, aimed at enhancing technical and capacity-building support for developing countries.

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Upstox may hit $3 billion valuation in new funding round led by Tiger Global Bengaluru | Mumbai: Tiger Global, one of the most aggressive backers of Indian startups, is doubling down on the domestic online investment and stock brokerage market. The New York-based investment fund is in talks to lead a $150-$200 million funding round

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasized Saturday that China’s assistance to Pacific Island Countries (PICs) has always been free of political conditions and impositions while warning that the AUKUS trilateral security partnership formed by the US, the UK, and Australia will bring instability to the region.

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Saudi Finance Minister and current IMFC Chair, Mohammed Aljadaan, alongside IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva, discussed the outcomes of their deliberations and the Global Policy Agenda,

Amirs Asia tour reflects Qatars openness to global markets, says QBA chairman

QIB recognised as ‘Qatar’s Best Bank’ by Global Finance for 2nd consecutive year

Moscow says US aid to Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan will ‘exacerbate global crises’