Maruti Suzuki India Ltd. aims to double production to about 4 million vehicles a year by 2031 by introducing new models and boosting exports, according to the latest annual report from India’s biggest carmaker.
At least six people were killed and armories were looted as conflict erupted again in the northeastern Indian state of Manipur ahead of a no-confidence motion on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government for failing to contain earlier clashes.
Saudi Arabia is teaming up with a Dutch greenhouse company to create “a synthetic climate” to make the desert bloom.
Australia’s government will legislate “the biggest crackdown on tax adviser misconduct” in the nation’s history, including boosting some monetary penalties 100—fold, Treasurer Jim Chalmers said Sunday.
Japan is leaving China behind as Asia’s two largest stock markets compete for investor capital, with the latter’s prospects clouded by long-running concerns about economic growth and geopolitical tensions with the West.
Two of the companies that emerged as key dealers of Russian oil following the invasion of Ukraine have had representatives in common, according to documents reviewed by Bloomberg News, offering a fresh glimpse into the little-known and opaque businesses.
A popular former mayor of Senegal’s capital regained eligibility to run in the 2024 presidential elections after a tweak to the electoral law.
Russia launched a barrage of missiles at Ukraine after its Foreign Ministry said an attack on an oil tanker in the Black Sea wouldn’t go unanswered.
Ukraine and its allies are making their case for Kyiv’s peace plan this weekend to more than 40 countries as the war with Russia intensifies with attacks on key shipping routes in the Black Sea.
Bond traders who just navigated their rockiest stretch in months will get little respite in the days ahead, which bring the biggest Treasury refunding slate since last year and a pivotal inflation reading.
