International
Iran Submits New Peace Proposal to U.S. Amid Strained Relations
Iran has submitted a new peace proposal to the U.S., details of which are undisclosed, following previous U.S. dissatisfaction.
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Business
Fuel Prices Poised for Increase as Global Oil Costs Surge
Government sources indicate a potential rise in petrol and diesel prices due to mounting losses from a four-year retail rate freeze amid soaring global oil costs.
Business
Saudi Arabia Reassesses Lavish Spending Amid Financial Headwinds
Saudi Arabia is reportedly scaling back its lavish spending, particularly in sports, amid financial concerns, signaling a strategic shift.
International
Myanmar Junta Moves Suu Kyi to ‘Designated Residence’ Amid Legitimacy Push
Myanmar's junta moves Aung San Suu Kyi to a 'designated residence,' a move seen as a bid for legitimacy amid ongoing brutal rule.
Business
Global Central Banks Accelerate Gold Purchases Amid Rising Geopolitical Risks
Central banks are increasing gold reserves due to rising geopolitical risks and a need for stable assets.
Business
Commercial LPG Prices Surge by Rs 993, Hitting Record Highs Amid Global Tensions
Commercial LPG prices have surged by a record Rs 993 per cylinder, reaching Rs 3,071.5 in Delhi due to rising global energy costs.
Business
Fuel Prices Stable for Consumers as Oil Companies Absorb Global Rises
Oil companies absorb global fuel price rises, keeping petrol, diesel, LPG, and domestic ATF steady for consumers.
Business
India Slashes Windfall Tax on Fuel Exports Amid Shifting Global Oil Dynamics
India has cut windfall tax on diesel exports to Rs 23/litre and ATF to Rs 33/litre, effective May 1.
International
Iran’s Supreme Leader Vows New Laws for Strait of Hormuz, Nuclear Stance Unchanged
Iran's Supreme Leader announces new legal frameworks for the Strait of Hormuz and reaffirms commitment to nuclear capabilities.
International
Nigeria Military Accused of Running Fulani Detention Camp
Amnesty International alleges Nigerian military is running a detention camp holding 1,500 Fulani, with many children dying from disease and starvation.