Oslo ‘the only place to be’ for Pelagic Credit as owner rings in trading
Banking backbone key to Cypriot outfit’s decision to list in Norway
Day: March 16, 2026
Oslo ‘the only place to be’ for Pelagic Credit as owner rings in trading
Banking backbone key to Cypriot outfit’s decision to list in Norway
Poland is now among the world’s 20 largest economies. How did it happen?
A generation ago, Poland rationed sugar and flour while its citizens were paid one-tenth what West Germans earned. Today its economy has edged past Switzerland to become the world’s 20th-largest with over $1 trillion in annual output.
No, MAGA is not divided on the Iran war
Trump’s supporters remain loyal, even if there are a few loud dissenting voices.
NDTV Exclusive: Rifle, Tactical Gear And A Long Wait – Inside The Kill Of A Ukrainian Sniper
NDTV caught up with a sniper from the Second Corps “Khartiia” of the National Guard of Ukraine, Brigade Raid, special operations sniper unit, who spoke about the realities of the job.
March Madness gives fans a celebration to relieve all the consternation in college sports
There’s nothing quite like March Madness to remind people of what college sports is all about.
From ‘ICE OUT’ to ‘free Palestinian’ to gun violence: How politics takes centre stage at Oscars
Artists at the Academy Awards voiced political statements. They protested immigration policies and called for Palestinian liberation. Some wore badges advocating for a ceasefire in Gaza. An actor was unable to attend due to a travel ban. A mother spoke…
Japan’s cherry blossom season begins with first flowering confirmed in three cities
Cherry blossom spotters from the Japanese government announced Monday the first blooming of the country’s favorite flower in three cities, marking the official start of the season.
War on Iran: Can fuel rationing, remote work, short sleeves ease oil woes?
Rising oil prices amid the US-Israel war on Iran are pushing nations to readjust their energy policies.
Meningitis confirmed at University of Kent and three schools in outbreak that has killed two young people
Deaths of student and sixth-former named as Juliette announced as long queues for antibiotics form at Canterbury campusCases of invasive meningitis have been confirmed at the University of Kent and three schools in an outbreak that has killed two young…