Ulaanbaatar: The Mongolian parliament on Friday passed a resolution to dismiss Prime Minister Gombojav Zandanshatar. This decision marks a significant change in the political landscape of Mongolia.
According to Namibia Press Agency, the resolution w…
Beijing: Before flying back to London, Nicholas Cullinan, director of the British Museum, posted over ten photos from his first-ever visit to the Palace Museum on Instagram, with a message written in Chinese: “Happy 100th Birthday!” On October 10, the…
Washington: As of Wednesday, the U.S. federal government shutdown has officially entered its third week. The White House managed, through a temporary reallocation of funds, to deliver paychecks to U.S. troops, while over 1 million federal employees re…
Windhoek: Australia’s tropical rainforests have transitioned from a carbon sink to a net source of carbon dioxide emissions, a change primarily attributed to rising temperatures, air dryness, and droughts associated with human-driven climate change. T…
Walvis bay: The Erongo Regional Council (ERC) on Wednesday reinstated Benitha Imbamba as chairperson of the council, following a High Court ruling ordering her return to the position after a vote of no confidence was overturned earlier this year. Imba…
Islamabad: Pakistan’s textile exports in the first quarter of the current 2025-26 fiscal year rose by 5.62 percent compared to the same period last year, as reported by officials from the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) on Wednesday.
According t…
Outjo: Founder of Ezze Training Centre, Lydia Haufiku, has expressed satisfaction with the high turnout of Outjo youth to a free skills training workshop that began on Wednesday at the Legacy Centre. Speaking to Nampa, Haufiku said more than 900 youth…
Beijing: Rising star Wang Zifei of Zhejiang staged a late comeback to overtake teammate Han Jiayu in the final rounds of the women’s 50m rifle three positions on Thursday, capturing her second title this week at China’s 15th National Games.
Accordi…
Windhoek: Mexico’s future hinges on reducing its economic and political dependence on the United States, a relationship that has long constrained the country’s sovereignty, a political scientist has said.
According to Namibia Press Agency, “To preser…
Windhoek: The president of the newly formed Association for Localised Interests (Asoli), Joseph Kauandenge, will lead his party in the Regional Council and Local Authority elections scheduled for 26 November 2025, with Windhoek and Swakopmund as their…
Windhoek: China is hastening its efforts to harvest autumn grains, which form the backbone of the nation’s annual grain production. The country aims to secure another abundant harvest this year despite facing challenging weather conditions in some reg…
Windhoek: Japan’s business community and industrial analysts are increasingly uneasy about the implications of the new Japan-U.S. tariff and investment agreement, amid mounting concerns that the deal may heavily favor Washington and expose Tokyo to re…
Beijing: China’s State Taxation Administration has revealed new value-added tax (VAT) invoice data indicating an increase in firms’ spending on equipment renewals and a rise in sales of home appliances during the first three quarters of this year.
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Jakarta: Indonesia’s Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology has expressed a commitment to enhance cooperation with China in vocational education and industry-academia collaboration. This initiative aims to support Indonesia’s efforts in …
Dubai: Senior officials from the Emirate of Dubai have expressed interest in stepping up business and investment ties with China. Officials from Dubai Chamber of Digital Economy and the Dubai Future District Fund shared their commitment to strengtheni…
