Nivedita Rules the Skies with Many Firsts
NEW DELHI, March 19 (Bernama) -- In 1990, at the age of 26 she took to the skies and stamped her mark in the world's civil aviation history as the youngest female pilot to command a commercial jet
When Housewives Scream For Shallot And Garlic
News Focus - WHEN HOUSEWIVES SCREAM FOR SHALLOT AND GARLIC
By Ageng Wibowo
Govt To Stabilize Soaring Garlic, Onion Prices
News Focus - GOVT TO STABILIZE SOARING GARLIC, ONION PRICES
by Andi Abdussalam
Continuity, Stability Promise Significant Economic Gains for Two Neighbours
By TENGKU NOOR SHAMSIAH TENGKU ABDULLAH
Malaysian's Baju Kurung Venture In Vietnam
By Zabidi Ishar
Major events in Caspian countries' oil and gas industry for week
2013 Shah Deniz-2 investment plans made public
Iraq at the brink: A decade after the invasion
TEHRAN,Feb.17(MNA)--Soon after the joint U.S.-British bombing campaign ‘Operation Desert Fox’ devastated parts of Iraq in December 1998, I was complaining to a friend in the lobby of the Palestine
London University professor predicts Iran-Egypt ties will become stronger
TEHRAN,Feb.16(MNA)--“Iranian-Egyptian relations are likely to de-escalate further and to move towards closer diplomatic relations,” London University Professor Arshin Adib-Moghaddam tells the Tehra
Battle for the soul of Egypt
TEHRAN,Feb.16(MNA)--Egypt’s Pan-Arabic revolution of 1952 gave the country a historical legitimacy which remained a distinctive feature for years, not only for Egypt but for many Arab countries.
