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Major central banks tighten policy or keep rates restrictive as surging energy costs push inflation higher across leading economies.

The Islamabad High Court dismissed a petition filed by Meezan Bank challenging the constitutional validity of Section 4C of the Income Tax Ordinance 2001, upholding the levy of super tax on banks.

ServiceNow is putting $40 million into Indian banking software specialist BusinessNext, a move that adds momentum to its push deeper into financial services software and AI-enabled banking tools, according to…

Palestinian officials said Israeli settlers set fire to two mosques in the occupied West Bank overnight, part of a surge in West Bank violence that officials say has intensified since the Israeli assault on Gaza began.

Federal Reserve, Bank England Appear Unclear Tackle Inflation has moved into focus in economy coverage. The Federal Reserve, the ECB and the Bank of England appear unclear on how to tackle inflation amid the Iran war…

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang secured major partnerships across Japan’s industrial ecosystem during a two-day Tokyo visit, targeting factory floors with physical AI projects.

Japan says the abduction issue will remain central to any possible summit with North Korea, stressing the return of victims and international coordination.

A hospital video from Japan has captured a tense moment in the middle of surgery, showing doctors holding onto an operating table as a violent earthquake shook the room. According to the New York Times World report, the…

Typhoon Dujuan brings extreme rain and dangerous winds to eastern Japan as evacuation orders cover about 1.9 million people in six prefectures.

Japan coined the new term kokushobi in April for days above 40C, and the country logged its first official 'cruelly hot day' on Tuesday, as authorities advise workers to wear shorts to the office to cope.

A Russian military intelligence officer has departed Japan after a Times report said he used an Aeroflot office in Tokyo as part of an espionage operation.

As Japan relies more on foreign labor to offset its aging population, a proposed mosque in Fujisawa has become a flashpoint for shifting attitudes toward immigration and the country's national identity

Exceptional rain in eastern Japan has killed at least five people, cut power and stranded thousands at Narita airport and rail stations.

From underground networks to emerging AI start-ups, Japan is testing whether its greatest issue can be an

Escalating violence across the occupied West Bank has seen mosques burned and villages targeted following a deadly clash near Tal, drawing intense concern over the stability of the territory

Peshawar — For years, it's been one of the quieter indignities of growing old in Pakistan: a retiree, well into their seventies or eighties, making yet another trip to the bank just to prove they're still alive, only to…

A new military barrier in the West Bank's Jordan Valley is cutting off Palestinian communities from their

The historic Jodrell Bank Observatory faces potential closure by 2028 after the UK Research and Innovation agency withdrew funding. Scientists warn the move will stifle research and hamper future generations of astronomers

The State Bank of Pakistan has named 10 primary dealers for FY27, with UBL, NBP and Bank Alfalah among the top performers as the government leans on domestic borrowing.

Israeli military raids, arrests and settler attacks expanded across the occupied West Bank after deadly violence near Nablus intensified regional tensions.

India squeaked past Japan by two runs in a T20 thriller at the Asian Games after a controversial umpire decision was reversed in the final over

Pakistan's central bank looks set to sit on its hands at its upcoming monetary policy meeting, with analysts pointing to instability thousands of miles away in the Gulf as a key reason for staying cautious at home. H2…

Israeli prosecutors have charged a settler in the killing of Palestinian activist Awdah Hathaleen in the occupied West Bank, in what rights groups say is an unusually rare indictment tied to settler violence during the…

Activists left food and water near Palestinian homes in Qusra after residents said Israeli settlers blocked access and cut utilities for several days.