Outside UN in Geneva, empty chairs symbolise hostages taken by Hamas
Geneva (Reuters) – Demonstrators set up more than 200 empty chairs and strollers outside the United Nations in Geneva on
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Hamas delegation visits Moscow, discusses release of hostages in Gaza – agencies
Moscow (Reuters) – A delegation from Hamas visited Moscow on Thursday for talks on the release of foreign hostages including
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India cenbank to meet banks next week, liquidity to be discussed – sources
Mumbai (Reuters) – The Reserve Bank of India is likely to meet senior officials from some banks on Nov. 2
Read MoreColgate-Palmolive’s Indian unit’s Q2 profit rises on higher demand
Bengaluru (Reuters) – Colgate-Palmolive (India) (COLG.NS) reported a 22% rise in the second-quarter profit on Thursday, aided by rising urban demand for
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Europe’s central bank is set to halt rate hikes as the Mideast war casts a shadow over the economy
Frankfurt (AP) — The European Central Bank is ready to leave interest rates unchanged Thursday for the first time in
Read MorePakistan finalises plan to extradite illegal immigrants as Nov 1 deadline nears
Islamabad (Reuters) – Pakistan has finalised a plan to extradite all illegal immigrants, including hundreds of thousands of Afghan nationals,
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India likely to Ban Controversial Tablighi Book Promoting Sex with Minors
New Delhi — India likely to ban Tablighi book ‘Bahishti-Zewar’ for promoting sexual activity with minors. National Commission for the
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UN Security Council to vote on rival US, Russian plans for Israel, Gaza action
United Nations (Reuters) – The United Nations Security Council will vote later on Wednesday on rival proposals by the United States and
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India to resume some visa services in Canada
(Reuters) – India will resume some visa services in Canada with effect from Oct. 26, its High Commission said on
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Turkey arrests 145 people over suspected links to Kurdish militants
Istanbul (Reuters) – Turkish police detained about 145 people across the country overnight suspected of links to the outlawed Kurdistan
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