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As economies struggle with COVID-19 pandemic, wealthy nations wage global battle for migrants

With fast-track visas and promises of permanent residency, many of the wealthy nations driving the recovery are sending a message to skilled immigrants all over the world: Help wanted. Now.

Bomb blast near school in Kabul kills at least 25, including students; over 50 injured

No one claimed responsibility for the attack at the school located in the Shiite majority neighborhood of Dasht-e-Barchi in Afghanistan's capital, although Islamic State has previously claimed attacks in the same area

ICICI Bank deploys two mobile ATM vans in Mumbai; to offer these services till lockdown is on

The mobile ATMs will offer all the services that are available at regular ATMs.

Akhilesh Yadav says 'country doesn’t need bullet train, soldiers need bulletproof jackets'; asks why India's intelligence 'failing'

Former Uttar Pradesh chief minister and Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav on Monday said that the priority of the country's leadership should be to ensure that bulletproof jackets are provided to its soldiers, rather than focusing on bullet trains.

The Office, Criminal Justice set for Indian remakes; BBC Worldwide India, Applause Entertainment to produce shows

British television series Criminal Justice and The Office will get a 'desi' twist with their Indian adaptations.

Following suit: German parliament approves military action in Syria against Islamic State

German parliament approved to take on a direct role in the battle against the Islamic State group in Syria.

Hussey hundred has Australia on top of Sri Lanka in Hobart

Michael Hussey's unbeaten 115 laid the platform for an aggressive declaration of 450-5 by Australia captain Michael Clarke.