In India, More People Are Buying and Selling Gold Electronically
Now, there are computer software applications that let smartphone users buy, sell or keep gold, even in small amounts.
Afghanistan’s First Female General Calls for More Women in Military
She is the first woman in Afghanistan to reach the rank of general.
China Says North Korea Willing to Discuss Denuclearization
China says North Korean leader Kim Jong Un agreed during talks in Beijing to discuss denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.
For Syrian Refugees, Unlawful Marriages Lead to Statelessness in Lebanon
But for a growing number of Syrian refugees in Lebanon, marriage has become a trap.
US, Europe Order Russian Expulsions over British Attack
The United States has expelled 60 Russian diplomats to answer the poisoning of a Russian spy and his daughter in Britain this month.
Malaysia Considers 10-Year Jail Term for False News
Malaysia’s government has proposed new laws aimed at banning fake, or false, news.
Brazil: Water Is an International Problem
United Nations officials say Brasilia, the capital of Brazil, is one of a growing number of cities with water shortages.
After Victory, Putin Voices Desire for Better Ties with West
Russian President Vladimir Putin says he has no desire for an arms race.
Ancient People in South Africa Unharmed by Volcanic Eruption
About 74,000 years ago, the Mount Toba volcano erupted on what is now the Indonesian island of Sumatra.
In Bhutan, Gross National Happiness More Important
In the 1970s, the fourth king of Bhutan proposed an unusual method for measuring the country’s success.