TOKYO: Japanese citizens who will soon get their food ordered by an autonomous robot on the streets of Tokyo. New facilities were introduced with the help of modern technology. In this regard, the foreign news agency According to the report ‘Uber Eats’ Introduces New Robot Delivery Service In Japan, Uber will officially launch an autonomous…
The Internet was closed, people were not allowed to contest the elections, the world is going crazy, the Sindh High Court Karachi: The Sindh High Court ordered the restoration of other apps including Twitter on petitions against internet service shutdown in the country. The Supreme Court said in a dialogue with the public prosecutor that…
“Our world is facing existential challenges, but the global community is more fragmented and divided than at any time during the past 75 years,” he said, highlighting the need for “a global order that works for everyone”. Mr. Guterres said if countries fulfilled their obligations under the UN Charter, every person on earth would live…
Confirming the order from the de facto authorities, who control the capital Sana’a along with many other areas of the war-torn country, UN Spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric told reporters that the demand ran counter to the legal conditions under which UN and other NGOs operate. Yemen descended into all out conflict in 2015 with Houthi rebels…
—File photo The Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan (DRAP) has been mandated to crack down on fake, unregistered and smuggled drugs. In this regard, the caretaker Federal Minister of Health says that the sale, storage and distribution of all such medicines should be stopped, and the scope of monitoring should be increased in the market….
An Iranian court ordered the US to pay $330 million for the 1980 coup. After the overthrow of Reza Shah Pahlavi’s regime in 1979, a new government was established in Iran. The court says that in 1980, America tried to overthrow the new government. According to the report of the Iran News Agency, the former…
Former New Zealand Prime Minister Jenny Shipley New Zealand’s Supreme Court has ordered former Prime Minister Jenny Shipley to pay $3.9 million with interest. The court has pronounced this order on the role of the former prime minister in the bankruptcy of a construction company. Shipley was the first female Prime Minister of New Zealand…
The UN rights chief expressed grave concerns for the people of Niger. “The people have already been through so much hardship over the years. Now, the very people who they elected to build a pathway to end their destitution have been removed by force,” he said. The message comes as the UN International Organization for…
Léonardo Santos Simão was in Abuja, Nigeria, on Sunday to participate in the extraordinary summit on the crisis, organized by regional bloc ECOWAS. “He will continue his consultations with all partners with a view to restoring constitutional order and consolidating democratic gains in Niger,” said UN Deputy Spokesperson Farhan Haq, speaking in New York. At…
Photo courtesy of Social Media New Delhi High Court annulled Indian professor Ashok Swain’s order canceling overseas citizen card. According to Indian media, the overseas citizen card of Sweden-based professor Ashok was canceled by the government. The New Delhi High Court ordered the government to issue a fresh order within 3 weeks. Indian media say…
