Elderly Man Dead After Group of ‘Drunk’ Youngsters Attacked Him in Broad Daylight for Money

Elderly Man Dead After Group of ‘Drunk’ Youngsters Attacked Him in Broad Daylight for Money

A senior citizen in India has succumbed to injuries after being brutally attacked for money by a group of youngsters.


Italy Arrests Russian Businessman Accused of Helping Son of Putin Ally Escape From House Arrest

Italian authorities have arrested a Russian businessman accused of assisting the son of a Putin ally in escaping house arrest in Italy.

Germany Urges China to Make 'Serious' Move on Issue of EV Tariffs

Germany is urging China to take decisive steps regarding tariffs on imported electric vehicles (EVs).

Starbucks, Coca-Cola Seek Trademark Renewal in Russia

Coca-Cola and Starbucks have sought to re-register their trademarks in Russia to protect their intellectual property rights.


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