Japan’s Central Bank Maintains Ultralow Rates at Policy Meeting
The Bank of Japan (BOJ) decided on Friday to maintain its ultralow interest rate policy as it concluded…
U.S. Human Rights Report Vital Tool for Foreign Policy Goals: Eurasia Review
At a time when an estimated 3,897 people have been killed in 117 mass shootings in just three…
China Urges U.S. To Respect Foreign Policy of Other Countries
The United States should abandon the outdated Monroe Doctrine, respect the right of each country to decide its…
Thai Vote Shows Deep Desire for Change — If the Generals Will Allow It
Some 40 million voters in Thailand delivered on Sunday an unmistakable message: They are unhappy with nine years…
Thai PM Seeks Unesco Intangible Cultural Heritage Listing for Pha Khao Ma
The Thai government is planning to register the loincloth or “Pha khao ma” as an intangible cultural heritage…
Russian FM: West sees Moldova as ‘next Ukraine’
The West sees Moldova as the ‘next Ukraine’, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Russia, Sergey Lavrov, told…
Indian PM Voices Full Support for Brazilian Authorities
India is concerned about the unrest in Brazil and fully supports the current authorities of that country, Indian…
Roundup: Japan’s Nikkei Ends Higher as Boj Sticks to Policy, Inflation Outlook Weighs
Japan’s benchmark Nikkei stock index closed higher Friday, as with some solid domestic earnings, the Bank of Japan…
World Insights: America’s Antagonistic China Policy Doomed to Boomerang
“People who are aiming to retard China’s progress, slow it down or even reverse it are making a…
“Zero-Sum Economics” Policy To Harm U.S. In Long Term, Says Iranian Researcher
Moving manufacturing back to the United States in a “zero-sum” manner is practically impossible for the country and…