Tuesday, Feb 25, 2025 06:37AM
BBC News : Authorities had said they planned to move the first group on Thursday but it is unclear whether they will go ahead. The UN and rights groups have said no... FULL STORY >>
BBC News : The 2.4 trillion yen ($21bn) float is part of Softbank's broader move away from telecoms towards tech investing. If demand triggers an additional offerin... FULL STORY >>
BBC News : The Chinese company hit a record $1bn (£774m; €883m) in sales in 85 seconds, and then just shy of $10bn in the first hour of the 24-hour spree. In tot... FULL STORY >>
BBC News : In Australia, a ceremony was held at the National War Memorial in Canberra, while in Adelaide an aircraft dropped thousands of red paper poppies. In New Zealand, a gun salute took place in the capital, Wellin... FULL STORY >>
BBC News : Five of the dead were found in cars in a town that was destroyed by the Camp Fire in the state's north. West of Los Angeles, the Woolsey Fire jumped a major highway and headed into coastal areas, including th... FULL STORY >>
BBC News : A lot of attention has focused on the impact of fireworks and this year, as in previous years, India's Supreme Court has attempted to restrict their use. But how far are they really responsible for poor air q... FULL STORY >>
BBC News : He was dumped as prime minister, relinquished his seat and insists he is now just a private citizen. Yet last week Malcolm Turnbull was in Bali, meeting senior Indonesian leaders in an attempt to calm diplomat... FULL STORY >>
BBC News : British fashion retailer Matalan, film distributor Pathe UK and US publisher Pantheon Books were among those whose accounts were taken over by scam artists. The scam used promoted tweets - where Twitter is pa... FULL STORY >>
BBC News In a speech at a Shanghai trade expo, President Xi Jinping also made a robust defence of the global free trade system which he said was "under attack". The comments are being seen as a reference to the US, with... FULL STORY >>
BBC News The chief executive of Waterstones and former Sainsbury's boss Justin King are among those saying a "destructive hard Brexit" will damage the UK economy. A group called Business for a People's Vote will launc... FULL STORY >>
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Five months post-quake, what’s next for Nepal From: Nepal Earhquake Story
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Photography Workshop Sponsored by Her Highness Sheikha Arwa Al Qassimi From: http://www.examiner.com/
