US, Saudis attack Iran-backed groups in Iraq, threatening to intensify conflict

US, Saudis attack Iran-backed groups in Iraq, threatening to intensify conflict

US, Saudis attack Iran-backed groups in Iraq, threatening to intensify conflict
Personal Finance Updated: Saturday, July 18, 2026, 19:33 [IST] The Nagaland state is gearing up to declare its one of biggest bumper lottery result of DEAR Rathyatra Bumper on July 18, 2026. This bumper lottery, which costs at Rs 500 per ticket, is offering a huge first prize of Rs 3 crore. While the second…
(RTTNews) – Takeda (TAK) and the Government of Indonesia announced a collaboration to strengthen Indonesia’s plasma ecosystem. This initiative aims to expand equitable access to lifesaving plasma-derived medicinal products (PDMPs) both within Indonesia and globally. A key milestone in this partnership is the fractionation license granted to Takeda by the Ministry of Health, underscoring Indonesia’s…
What the link between the yen and U.S. stocks means for your portfolio.
For the past month, World Cup hospitality has been the name of the game for the City of Brotherly Love. Philadelphia unveiled its 39-day FIFA FanFest on June 11, and a week later on June 19, it saw a record-breaking 250,000 attendees. As of Wednesday, July 8, more than 425,000 fans have attended the event….
Blockchain financial products are no longer merely standing at the edge of banking. They are beginning to reproduce some of its most profitable functions across banking’s own regulated landscape. Japan, for example, on Wednesday (July 15) passed a new parliamentary amendment placing cryptocurrency assets under the regulatory umbrella of “financial assets.” Previously, digital assets were…
Processing Content Key insight: A long-time Illinois banker has been banned from the industry for approving mortgages based on faulty appraisals. Expert quote: Burns “ignored inconsistencies and irregularities in the appraisals that should have called into question their accuracy.” —Federal Reserve enforcement action. Forward look: The prohibition order against Burns is indefinite and can only…