October 12, 2026
Importers insist stocks are sufficient, while distributors blame shrinking commissions, rising transport costs and uneven deliveries
Public-sector liabilities surge while private-sector borrowing slips
There is no word from Moscow on the announcement, which followed days of pressure from Trump for Ukraine to halt its attacks on Russian oil refineries
Reinvested earnings drives the quarterly increase, offsetting a sharp drop in intercompany loans and a fall in fresh equity investment
Foreign debt hits record $115bn
Net FDI rises 12.78% in April-June
Trump's diesel deal may be illegal: US senator
LPG gets costlier, yet cylinders remain hard to find
India’s CJ rejects Kharge, Rahul meeting request: report
India survive West Indies fightback to go 2-1 up
Experts have warned that global health risks extend beyond war and climate change to include inequality, malnutrition and aid cuts
She traces her path into politics to theatre and, later, the student-led protests against a citizenship law in 2019 and 2020
The ALICE experiment generates roughly 89,000 gold nuclei per second, but each vanishes in microseconds
The case may be the first known instance of an AI system sending fabricated information to a law-enforcing agency
Temperature may be just as important as light in shaping when and how well we sleep, emerging research suggests
Countries pushing for more climate action want its science review in time for UN talks in 2028, while opponents cite inclusivity concerns
Rights groups have criticised Trump's rhetoric towards minorities and immigrants
The Co-op's move is part of a growing trend of workplace AI surveillance, with Burger King and Meta among other firms to have recently adopted or tested similar tools
Goodbye, my friend: Remembering Toufique
A eulogy to Toufique Imrose Khalidi
A voice to stories others feared to tell
Can high spectrum price ensure an inclusive digital future?
Arshdeep Singh takes three wickets as the visitors fall 14 runs short
Talks are at an early stage and a deal could take several forms including a so-called acqui-hire arrangement where Nvidia would hire staff and license technology
More than 1,000 residents near Amazon’s planned Mumbai facility say the project went ahead without meaningful consultation
Experts say Iran is witnessing its fiercest repression in decades, nine months after thousands protested economic collapse
A bloodied captain, passengers rushing the cockpit and a jet in violent descent make for an extraordinary account, but the full picture remains incomplete
2027 remains a military readiness benchmark, not a fixed invasion date, analysts say
Household budgets remain under pressure despite easing inflation
The draft calls Britain, France and Canada’s plans to block imports from Israeli settlements “hostile measures”
Libi family is in the vanguard of a hardline movement to seize West Bank land. The Israeli government has given Libis factory license, grazing permits and agricultural grant
Procurement records show defense establishment's growing interest in humanoids
The attacks transformed global aviation security, but many of the airport rituals travellers know today emerged only after later plots exposed new vulnerabilities
The cave’s constant 11 degrees C temperature makes it a refuge for biodiversity and humans
The tiny island expects film fame to bring visitors, but fears a summer tourism crush
Several cruise ships remain stranded while operators wait for river levels to rise
Tourist resorts, trails and other attractions will remain closed until further notice
Emergency services say three people were taken to medical facilities and six others were treated on site
Guests have been relocated to nearby hotels after evacuation from the resort
Major travel operators are scaling back their presence on the island
