Taiwan criticises China’s ID card push as ‘illusion’ – World News Network
Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) has criticised China's push to issue Chinese ID cards to Taiwanese citizens, calling it a deceptive strategy aimed at exerting control over Taiwan. The government warns of potential future conflicts, as Beijing's moves may serve as a pretext to claim sovereignty over Taiwan.
India bowlers shine as they restrict Australia to 181 at stroke of Tea on Day 2 – World News Network
Indian seamers Prasidh Krishna and Mohammed Siraj along with all-rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy provided an upper hand to India at the stroke of Tea on Day 2 of the fifth and final Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Saturday.
China proposes export controls on critical EV technology – World News Network
China is planning to impose new export restrictions on technologies vital for the electric vehicle (EV) industry, including lithium extraction and battery cathode production. The move, which targets critical materials, signals a further escalation in its tech rivalry with the United States, coming on the heels of previous restrictions on…
Digital Mahakumbh 2025: Indian Railways introduces QR-enabled jackets for ticket booking – World News Network
As per a press release, for the first time, the Prayagraj Railway Division will introduce digital railway tickets through QR codes printed on the jackets of railway employees. This initiative aims to spare devotees the inconvenience of standing in long queues for tickets while streamlining the ticketing process for railway…
IT companies gears up for Q3 results with tier 1 companies to report modest revenue growth: Report – World News Network
As the quarterly results season begins next week, the Indian IT services sector is preparing for a mixed performance in the third quarter of FY25, a period traditionally considered weak due to seasonal furloughs, according to a report by Centrum
Biden blocks Nippon Steel’s USD 14.3 billion takeover of US Steel – World News Network
US President Joe Biden has blocked Japan's Nippon Steel from acquiring US Steel in a USD 14.3 billion deal, citing national security concerns. The decision, supported by the United Steelworkers union, reflects apprehensions about foreign control over a critical industry but faces criticism for potentially undermining investment in US steel…