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The brightly hued sweets at a mithai shop — Barbie-pink spheres of chum chumwow888, silver-glazed diamonds of kaju katli and golden laddoos glistening with ghee — are the stuff of childhood dreams. They certainly were for Pooja Bavishi, who owns Mal

MANILAowking, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos on Friday signed laws defining the country's sea waters and imposing fixed lanes for foreign ships, sparking a sharp riposte by China which summoned Manila's envoy. The Maritime Zo

The war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza entered its 12th month Saturday with little sign of respite for the Palestinian territory or hope for Israeli hostages still held there. The chances of a truce that would swap Palestinian prisoners jailed by