Ericsson investigates reports of Iraq revoking work permits
Stockholm (Reuters) – Ericsson (ERICb.ST) is investigating reports Baghdad has suspended employees’ work permits in Iraq and the potential implications for customers
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Beauty salon ban in Afghanistan a blow to women’s financial freedom
Kabul (Reuters) – For the last eight years, Marzia Reyazee has supported her family with the earnings from her female-only
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Turkey urges Sweden to act over terrorism for NATO membership support
Istanbul (Reuters) – Turkey will act to ratify Sweden’s NATO membership bid in conjunction with cooperation from Stockholm in the
Read MoreIran denies oil on tanker seized by Indonesia belongs to Tehran
Dubai (Reuters) – Iran’s oil ministry said the oil cargo of an Iranian-flagged supertanker seized by Indonesia last week does
Read MoreDutch government lifts curbs on arms deliveries to Turkey, Saudi Arabia, UAE
Amsterdam (Reuters) – The Dutch caretaker government has lifted restrictions on weapons deliveries to Turkey, Saudi Arabia and the United
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Rumors over the “arrest” of Saudi preacher Badr Al-Meshari, Saudi researcher gives apt response
Riyadh — Rumors have been circulating on social media regarding the arrest of prominent Saudi preacher Badr Al-Meshari, but a Saudi researcher Dr. Mohammed
Read MoreIran says EU sanctions linked to Russia’s war in Ukraine are ‘politically motivated’
(Reuters) – Iran “reserves the right for reciprocal and proportional action” after the European Union imposed new sanctions over Tehran’s
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A day after landslide likely trapped more than 100, Indian rescuers look for survivors
Mumbai (Reuters) – Rescue teams resumed a search on Friday for possible survivors of a massive landslide in western India
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Britain sees improved momentum in latest round of India trade talks, source says
London (Reuters) – Talks between Britain and India on a free trade agreement (FTA) have gained momentum but further work
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India, Sri Lanka agree to boost ties through energy, power and port projects
New Delhi (Reuters) – India and Sri Lanka said on Friday that they had agreed to improve economic ties by
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