In a move aimed at easing financial pressure on workers, Iran’s labour minister has announced a substantial hike in the country’s minimum wage—over 60 per cent—according to local media reports. This decision comes months after widespread protests erupted across Iran, fueled by frustration over soaring living costs and economic hardships. The Tasnim news agency reported […]
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In a swift response to the ongoing flood emergency in northern Australia, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirmed that troops from the Australian Defence Force (ADF) will be deployed to assist residents struggling in the flood-hit town of Katherine, approximately 264 km south of Darwin. Speaking on social media platform X, Albanese offered words of reassurance: […]
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Thailand is preparing to begin a new chapter in its political journey as the country’s newly elected parliament is scheduled to officially open this weekend. According to an announcement published in the Royal Gazette on Wednesday, the opening ceremony will take place on March 14, marking the formal start of the new parliamentary term following […]
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North Korea has issued a stark warning over the annual South Korea-US military exercises, with Kim Yo Jong, the influential sister of leader Kim Jong Un, cautioning of “terrible consequences.” This statement comes just weeks after Pyongyang appeared to end hopes for a diplomatic thaw with Seoul. Seoul and Washington launched their springtime military drills, […]
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Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi declared today that his country is prepared to continue fighting for as long as necessary, casting doubt on US President Donald Trump’s prediction that the Gulf conflict would be over “soon.” Araghchi, one of Iran’s top officials, also ruled out negotiations with Washington, emphasizing Tehran’s determination amid a new wave […]
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