Italian PM optimistic about economy, criticises EU Green Deal
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has said that she is optimistic about the state of the country's economy, which she expected would outperform its European peers.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has said that she is optimistic about the state of the country's economy, which she expected would outperform its European peers.
Fiji and Japan signed an exchange of notes on Wednesday for a second stand-by disaster loan financing of around 72.0 million Fijian dollars (around 32.4 million US dollars), which will assist in any future needs for disaster recovery and rehabilitation.
This downward trend brought much-needed relief, especially as the country's inflation rate has remained high in recent years, largely driven by increasing gas, food and electricity costs.
Nassau County Police refuted reports that an explosive device was found at or near the venue of former President Donald Trump’s rally on Wednesday.
After former US President Donald Trump announced that he would meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his New York visit, Trump's close aide Al Mason called them "strong leaders" who respect each other.
The seven new Defence companies that have been incorporated are Munitions India Limited (MIL); Armoured Vehicles Nigam Limited (AVANI); Advanced Weapons and Equipment India Limited (AWE India); Troop Comforts Limited (TCL); Yantra India Limited (YIL); India Optel Limited (IOL); and Gliders India Limited (GIL).
The US under the Trump administration withdrew from the Geneva-based Human Rights Council in June 2018, accusing the council of being a "hypocritical and self-serving organization" and biased against Israel.
A Parliament House to substitute the present one, notwithstanding its shortcomings, has never been a preference for a British government.
"In my opinion, it is good to be friends with each other, but bad to be friends against someone. This impairs the stability that we all talk about and we all care about,"
"The PIA evacuated around 3,000 people after the rapidly changing situation in Afghanistan," said the PIA spokesperson, adding that among the people flown out of Kabul were officials of the United Nations, World Bank, the IMF, other global organisations as well as international journalists.
