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Japan Issues Safety Alert for Nationals in China Amid Escalating Diplomatic Tensions

The Japanese government has issued a new safety advisory for its citizens residing in or travelling to the People’s Republic of China, citing a deteriorating security and social environment as bilateral tensions with Beijing intensify. The alert comes as the foreign-policy fault lines between Tokyo...

Japan Moves to Soften China Spat as Taiwan Tensions Escalate

Japan has initiated a series of diplomatic overtures aimed at tamping down a rapidly escalating confrontation with China over the Taiwan issue, reflecting Tokyo’s desire to manage a delicate strategic balance rather than race into further provocation. The friction was ignited when Prime Minister...

Iran ready to resume nuclear talks with Washington

Tehran is prepared to restart discussions with Washington regarding the Iranian nuclear program, but only if the United States treats Iran with respect, said Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi in an interview with The Guardian. Araghchi stated that only diplomatic efforts can lead to a...

European Commission proposes creating solidarity fund for EU countries facing migration pressure

The European Commission has suggested setting up a solidarity fund to help Member States that are dealing with a lot of migration pressure. This idea is part of the start of the "first annual migration management cycle," which is an important step in putting the new European Pact on Migration and...

Air traffic controller shortages result in cancellation of thousands of flights in the US

Hundreds of thousands of travelers in the United States have faced flight delays or cancellations because of the federal government shutdown, according to Reuters. On Friday, November 7, 1,025 flights were canceled, and 7,000 flights were delayed. On Saturday, November 8, the numbers rose to 1,550...

Court releases former French President Nicolas Sarkozy from prison

The Paris Court of Appeals has approved the defense team's request to release former French President Nicolas Sarkozy from prison and transfer him to judicial supervision, as reported by BFMTV. He is also not allowed to contact any defendants or witnesses involved in the campaign finance case. One...

Brazil Opens COP30 Summit with a Call for Cooperation Amid Global Fractures

When world leaders, negotiators and climate activists converged on the Amazon-region city of Belém, Brazil, for the 30th annual climate summit, the message was clear: rhetoric and division must give way to unity and action. The summit, under the auspices of the COP30 framework, opened with a...

Dubai overtakes New York in Savills' Best Cities for Millionaires ranking

Dubai has been recognized as the most appealing city for high-net-worth individuals according to a report published by real estate firm Savills Plc. The company analyzed 30 major cities worldwide. Dubai's attractiveness is due to several factors, such as the lack of inheritance and capital gains...

US court approves dismissal of Boeing 737 MAX crashes case

Boeing Co. will not face criminal charges related to two plane crashes that caused the worldwide grounding of the 737 MAX aircraft. Federal Judge in Fort Worth, Texas, agreed to drop the criminal case against Boeing and approved a settlement. The deal will cost the company a total of $1.1 billion....

Typhoon Kalmaegi's death toll in the Philippines exceeds 110

110 individuals have lost their lives due to the severe Typhoon Kalmaegi, which hit the Philippines on Tuesday, as reported by The Philippine Star on Wednesday. The newspaper stated that at least 111 people have been killed in the disaster, primarily in the central province of Cebu, which is...