The COVID-19 pandemic most likely resulted from a laboratory breach in China, according to the US Department of Energy. This is reported by The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), who used information from an intelligence assessment. This version was recommended by the Bureau in 2021. Other US...

Nearly a million asylum applications were granted in EU nations in 2022, according to the EU Agency for Migration. Most of them are from Syria and Afghanistan. The EU Agency for Migration released a summary of data for EU nations, Switzerland, and Norway for 2022. An early estimate from the...

As the nation has fully recovered from the COVID-19 pandemic, Wang Yi, head of the Foreign Affairs Commission Office of the Chinese Communist Party Central Committee, stated that Chinese authorities are prepared to reestablish contact with Europe and the rest of the world. Politicians in Europe and...

This week, the US brought the F-35, its most advanced fighter jet, along with F-16s, Super Hornets, and B-1B bombers to India for the first time in an effort to lure New Delhi away from Russia, its longtime military supplier.   India, which is frantically trying to update its largely...

In its most recent sanctions against the two American defense contractors, the commerce ministry of CHina added Lockheed Martin Corp. and Raytheon Technologies Corp. to a "unreliable entities list" on Thursday due to sale of weapons to Taiwan.   The measures were...

The epidemic has had the biggest negative impact on young people's mental health in the U.S. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported that in 2021, more than 40% of high school students occasionally felt depressed or hopeless to the point where they were unable to carry...

According to Kyodo News Agency, Japan's Nuclear Energy Regulatory Committee has legally approved the government's proposal to run nuclear power stations for more than 60 years. The authority approved the plan because the Japanese government intended to employ nuclear power reactors more frequently....

Turkey will get $1.78 billion in post-quake support from the World Bank. According to a communiqué, the World Bank said it would set aside $1.78 billion for help and recovery activities in the wake of Turkey's deadly earthquakes. According to the statement, "The World Bank has also launched a...

According to the government’s statement, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunack announced creation of four new ministries, including the Ministry of Energy Security. The message stated that the Prime Minister, with His Majesty's approval, had established four new ministries "to ensure that the entire...