Pretoria: South African President Cyril Ramaphosa is poised to testify against his former counterpart Jacob in the ongoing case against state capture that is slated to resume on August 11. “On August 11 and 12, the president will first complete...
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2nd May 2026 | Updated at 09:03am 2nd May 2026
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India and China disengaged troops from Gogra area of Eastern Ladakh following an agreement at the 12th round of Corps Commander talks, the Army said. This...
Kabul: The Taliban tightened the noose around northern Afghanistan, capturing three more provincial capitals as they take their fight to the cities after...
The Lok Sabha last week cleared the Bill to drop the controversial clause allowing retrospective levy of capital gains tax on transactions involving underlying...
Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged the exporters, businesses, states and Indian ambassadors to boost India's exports to $400 billion this year while addressing...
The government is considering a lifeline for telecom companies through a moratorium on the mandated spectrum payments as part of a fresh set of measures to bolster the health of telcos. This comes at a time when Vodafone Idea, which is facing...
India expects to refund $1 billion to UK-based Cairn Energy after it moved to scrap a retrospective tax law that unleashed bitter fights with prominent...
In a setback to Mukesh Ambani, the Supreme Court stalled the proposed £2.47 billion Future-Reliance deal and ruled that Singapore’s Emergency Arbitrator...
Surveys reveal sporting events and summer holidays paired with lifting of Covid-19 restrictions prompted a massive increase in British consumer spending in July. Payment card provider Barclaycard said consumer spending was up 11.6 per cent compared...
Former prime minister David Cameron made approximately £7mn from the now-collapsed Greensill Capital according to reports published by the BBC. Panorama...