ru24.pro
News in English
Май
2024

Новости за 22.05.2024

We don't have many Muslim leaders on national stage: Omar Abdullah

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

Former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah highlighted the absence of prominent Muslim leaders on the national stage when the community faces challenges, and said Ghulam Nabi Azad could have played the leadership role within the Congress, but his fledgling DPAP is limited to just the Chenab Valley now. Abdullah emphasised the need for a strong national-level Muslim leader to give Muslims in the rest of the country "some reassurance".

Look On My Subaru Hood Scoop, Ye Mighty, And Despair

Jalopnik.com 

How much air could a ram air intake ram if a ram air intake could ram air? The question has long mystified scientists, so the folks at Garage 54 decided to test it out the only way they know how: Experientially. By which I mean they replaced the turbo on a Forester XT with a massive intake in hopes of matching boost…

Читать дальше...

Parly Budget Committee meets stakeholders on Mid-Term Budget Review Statement

The Herald 

Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter The Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Budget, Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion has this Wednesday met with various stakeholders to gather their input on the Mid-Term Budget Review Statement. They also had to craft the 2025 Budget Strategy Paper that is expected to be presented to Parliament on separate occasions by […]

African Football

BayernForum.com 

Football Around the World

Statistics : 234 Replies || 13449 Views Last post by ramsej84

Top Anglo investor says BHP bid requires 'meaningful revision'

Miningweekly.com 

South African state-owned asset manager the Public Investment Corporation (PIC) said on Wednesday that it would require a "meaningful revision" of BHP Group's bid for rival miner Anglo American. Anglo rebuffed BHP's initial $39-billion all-share proposal made on April 25, dismissing it as opportunistic. It subsequently rejected a revised offer of $43-billion saying the world's largest listed miner "continues to significantly undervalue" the company and that its difficult to execute.