Tag: Reuters
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Indian government loses $83 billion in war-madness, Reuters
According to a Reuters report, the growing political tension and war measures in India have made foreign investors wary of the Indian stock market, resulting in billions of dollars in losses to the Indian economy. According to the report, further retaliatory measures by Pakistan are possible in response to the war policies of the Indian…
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Iran Urges Japan to Release its Frozen Assets
The President of Iran, Ebrahim Raisi, has called on Japan to release Iranian funds frozen in the country due to US sanctions. According to Reuters, this news was broadcast by the Iranian state broadcaster after the Iranian president met with the Japanese foreign minister. It should be noted that due to US sanctions, Iran has…
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Reuters, Associated Press to Collaborate with Twitter
Social networking site Twitter has announced a partnership with the Associated Press (AP) and Reuters to ensure users access to reliable news and details on the platform. The new deal will not only help Twitter ensure the news being delivered is accurate and that the trends are right, but also help classify specific search results.…
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Reuters journalist Danish Siddiqui killed covering Afghanistan clashes
Lahore, 16th July: Reuters journalist Danish Siddiqui gets killed while covering clashes between Afghan security forces and Taliban fighters in Afghanistan. According to details, Pulitzer Prize winner, Danish Siddiqui who was an Indian photojournalist working for Reuters in Mumbai lost his life on Friday while covering clashes in Kandahar. An Afghan commander confirmed the news…
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The first woman Editor-in-Chief in Reuters
Lahore, 13th April: In a 170-year-long history of the world-famous news agency Reuters, it’s the first time ever that a woman will be appointed as its editor-in-chief. According to reports, Alessandra Galloni is the first woman to be named as the next editor-in-chief of Reuters. Galloni, 47, is a native of Rome and she will be…
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Drone attack on Saudi Arab’s oil refinery brought under control
Lahore, (19th March, 8:30 pm): A drone attack on Saudi Arabia’s oil refinery caused fire. Baaghi TV: According to reports from the Saudi energy ministry, a drone attack on an oil refinery in Saudi Arabia’s capital Riyadh caused a fire that was brought under control. According to the statement released by the ministry, the attack…
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UAE suspends visas for Pakistan and several others
Lahore, 25th November: The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has temporarily stopped issuing new visas to citizens of Pakistan, Afghanistan and several Muslim majority countries. Baaghi TV: The news of visa suspension by the UAE has come after security concerns, a source told Reuters on Wednesday. The source did not say what those concerns were but said…
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India and China to discuss border row
4th September: Indian and Chinese defense ministers are set for meeting in Moscow over border row. According to the report by Reuters, the defense ministers of India and China are expected to hold talks in Moscow on Friday, government officials said. It will be the highest level face-to-face political contact between both the countries since…
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Beirut Blast: More explosives found month after the blast
Beirut, 4th September: More explosives have been found outside Beirut port month after the deadly explosion in the capital of Lebanon. According to Reuters, workers searched through the site of the Beirut blast after the army found more explosive chemicals nearby. The chemicals are being dealt with and destroyed by army experts. LIVE: Workers search…
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Have Britons stopped using social media as a source of news?
London, 28th August: After years of development, the news that the British adults get from social media has declined from 49% to 45%. As per the reports from The Economist, Ofcom, the media regulator, had conducted research into where Britons get their news? The answer is roughly the same – mostly from television, decreasingly so…