Neighbours have traded balloons and propaganda leaflets since Korean War in early 1950s
The Indian rupee logged its biggest daily decline against the U.S. dollar in nearly seven weeks on Wednesday, pressured by persistent dollar demand from importers and election-related risks. The recent decline in the rupee has been "exacerbated" by month-end dollar buying by oil importers, said Sugandha Sachdeva, founder of SS WealthStreet, a New Delhi-based research firm. "Significant uncertainty" looms for the rupee ahead of the impending election outcome, she said, pegging a "strong" support level for the domestic unit at 83.60.
On 18 May, Usyk became the first undisputed heavyweight in 24 years, but Fury will now have the chance at revenge in Saudi Arabia