The paperwork should reflect the persons lived gender rather than their biological sex, the European Court of Justice has decided
EU member states are obliged to amend the data on gender in the identification documents of citizens who have…
Category: 6. Business
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World Insights: China's landmark legislation offers impetus to global green development
China has not only turned green concepts into development outcomes but also translated them into the language of law, setting an example for other nations, said Pavel Troshchinsky, head of the Center for Political Research and Forecasting at the…
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Canada unveils Arctic militarization plan
NATO nations have been building up their military presence in the region, with Russia vowing to protect its national interests there
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced a multibillion-dollar plan to increase the country’s military…
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Russia’s Sovcomflot Swings to $648M Loss in 2025 as Sanctions Hit Tanker Fleet
Russia’s largest shipping company Sovcomflot swung to a net loss in 2025 as Western sanctions weighed heavily on its tanker fleet, highlighting the mounting strain on Moscow’s maritime logistics network used to sustain energy…
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Why has Trump eased sanctions on Russian oil – and will it help Putin?
Allowing more Russian oil onto the market could help ease the upward pressure on the oil price.
But Warren Patterson, head of commodities strategy at Dutch bank ING, said the US move would “only scratch the surface” of the supply disruption in the…
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UAE signals business as usual in Dubai despite Iran's strikes, sees PM Modi as a potential force for de-escalation
Dubai [UAE], March 13 (ANI): As the conflict in West Asia enters Day 13, the United Arab Emirates has voiced deep concern over the continuing escalation, while stressing that Dubai remains steady, functional, and open for business despite Iranian…
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India denies Reuters claim over US trade deal delay
The news agency reported that New Delhi could delay signing the pact after a new tariff probe by the Trump administration
India has rejected claims by Reuters that it is holding back bilateral engagement or delaying a trade deal with the US,…
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India to hold off signing US trade deal Reuters
New Delhi was expected to sign an interim deal with Washington in March, but it will reportedly be put off by a few months
India will postpone signing a trade deal with the United States by a few months, Reuters has reported, citing four Indian…
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Sri Lanka Ambassador Meets Business Russia to Boost Trade Ties
Ambassador of Sri Lanka, Shobini Gunasekera, accompanied by First Secretary (Commercial) Sanjeewa Bandara, met senior representatives of Business Russia (Delovaya Rossiya) at the organization’s Moscow headquarters. The delegation included…
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Etihad Airways resumes limited commercial flight schedule; issues travel advisory
Abu Dhabi [UAE], March 13 (ANI): Amid the developing security situation in West Asia and the Gulf, Etihad Airways has resumed a limited commercial flight schedule between Abu Dhabi and a number of key destinations, as per its latest travel…
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