New Delhi has big ambitions in chip manufacturing and hopes to attract big players in the sector to set up shops in India to boost the country's own manufacturing capabilities, but the country's present share in the global semiconductor supply chain is negligible.
The OIC communicated its decision to suspend Sweden's special envoy by sending a letter to Sweden's foreign minister.
The tropical storm, which was upgraded into a typhoon Sunday night and intensified in the past several hours, has been projected to potentially strengthen further into a super typhoon Tuesday as it remains unclear whether it will hit Hong Kong or Taiwan.
A senior Washington defense official said the controversial cluster munitions supplied by the U.S. are being utilized "effectively" by Ukrainian forces.
Tensions on the Korean Peninsula continue to escalate as both Koreas exchanged strong words regarding North Korea's warning.
"A sherpa, in a way guides or shepherds the process of planning, negotiation and implementation of the agenda for a particular member country," a T20 secretariat research coordinator for Think20 said. "Their work begins way ahead of the summit as they organize the agenda and look for political consensus at the highest levels."
Timothy Shaddock, 54, survived being stuck at sea on a diet of raw fish and rainwater.
A former Russian leader said the end of Vladimir Putin's regime will begin when Ukraine liberates Crimea.
The deployment aims to ensure the safety and security of commercial shipping in the area.
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said the measure was being taken in favor of Polish farmers.
Chinese FM Qin Gang has been out of public view since June 25, and speculations have continued about the reasons for his disappearance, including an alleged extramarital affair.
"The incident of Manipur which has come to the fore is shameful for any civilization. The country is shamed. I appeal to all chief ministers to strengthen laws to take stringent action against crime, especially against women," Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said.
These supercritical thermal power plants "can reduce waste heat by 25% and lower pollution and CO2 emissions by approximately the same percentage," said Manish Vaid, a junior fellow at Observer Research Foundation. "Nevertheless, these improvements fall short of meeting the ambitious climate targets set by the Paris Agreement."
Athletes who comply with the FIG Executive Committee's requirements will be allowed to compete beginning in January 2024.
On Tuesday, the Russian Ministry of Defense announced that the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation had executed a "group retaliatory strike."
The agreement would "make it possible to set up more than four industrial mines which should connect the provinces of South Kivu and Maniema," Congolese President Felix Tshisekedi's office said.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin assured that Ukraine's allies would persist in offering support by providing various military platforms.
"While its absolute score has in fact risen over the last decade, the U.S. has been steadily overtaken by rivals such as South Korea, Japan, and Singapore," said Greg Lindsay, leading global strategist and urban tech fellow at Cornell Tech's Jacobs Institute.
Russian Gen. Sergei Surovikin has not been seen publicly since the Wagner group's failed rebellion in late June.
Russian President Vladimir Putin made the odd comment during a meeting with Irkutsk regional governor Igor Kobzev.
Lobaev Arms, a renowned manufacturer of both military and civilian sniper rifles, is producing the weapon.
This exercise marks the increasing security collaboration among the three nations in response to North Korea's ongoing provocations.
Oleksandr Syrskyi, Commander of the Ground Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, said that Russian forces are attempting to gain ground in Kupiansk and are moving troops around Bakhmut to prevent Ukraine from advancing.
The International Air Transport Association revealed that every 568 flights in 2022 had one incident involving an unruly passenger, marking an increase compared to the figures in 2021, which saw one such incident per 835 flights.
A man driving his car in reverse for 2 kilometers (1.2 miles) on a major Indian highway collided with a college student who was riding a scooter.
Officials expressed concern over the new level of unsafe behavior, warning it could potentially lead to an accident or loss of life.
"This move could push Indian battery manufacturers to enhance productivity and improve quality to meet the global standards set by Panasonic. It will not only help the Indian battery market grow but also elevate India's presence in the global battery market," Neeraj Kumar Singal, Indian entrepreneur and the founder and CEO of Semco Group, told International Business Times.
Most of the casualties were reported in the Ukrainian regions of Donetsk and Luhansk.
The sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un lashed out against the U.S. for condemning their country's latest nuclear missile test.
Ukraine's Foreign Affairs Minister Dmitry Kuleba made the statement while speaking at a ministerial round table at the UN.
