Chinese, Indian foreign ministers discuss border peace at G20
The relationship between New Delhi and Beijing has been tense since deadly clashes along their border in 2020.
Day: March 2, 2023
MI5 missed chance to stop Ariana Grande concert attack, probe finds
Britain’s domestic intelligence agency’s head Ken McCallum said he was “profoundly sorry that MI5 did not prevent the attack”.
The U.K. Briefly Considered Killing All Pet Cats Early in the Pandemic
Former U.K. deputy health minister Lord Bethell said it was considered early in the pandemic when little about the virus was known.
Libya approves constitutional changes in move towards elections
UN envoy has described the amendment as ‘controversial within the Libyan political class and general citizenry’.
Police say 3 foreign skiers killed in Canadian avalanche
Canadian police say three skiers were killed in an avalanche in southeastern British Columbia. Four other people were injured.
Bill limiting drag shows sparks chants of ‘shame’ from foes
Republican lawmakers have advanced a bill aimed at putting limits on drag shows in Kentucky.
Reforms and Investment Needed to Power Central Asia’s Clean Energy Future
As Central Asian governments roll out energy sector reforms, private investment is set to play a key role in economic development and the clean energy transition.