World & Politics

Egypt delivered 106 truckloads of humanitarian aid to the Palestinian Red Crescent Society in Gaza. The trucks entered the country via the Rafah crossing.

The number of anti-Semitic incidents in Europe has reached an all-time high in recent days, reminiscent of "the darkest times in history," according to a statement from the European Commission.

The US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen made an effort to reassure Asian nations that America’s strategy towards China would not result in a “disastrous” split of the world economy that

According to the Nikkei newspaper, Japan's government has approved an economic stimulus plan worth 17 trillion yen ($112 billion), which includes temporary reductions on residence and income taxes.

Next week, the US and China are scheduled to have nuclear arms control talks, according to Bloomberg referencing a U.S. government official.

The Times of Israel newspaper cited UN Secretary General António Guterres' comments as claiming that he had warned of a dramatic deterioration of the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip,…

The US ordered Nvidia to cease providing some chips to the PRC without a license.

The European Commission (EC) declared on Tuesday that, as part of a macrofinancial aid package worth up to €18 billion for 2023, it had given €1.5 billion to Ukraine the…

It will be necessary to replace or add around 80 million kilometers to the world's transmission line capacity by 2040.

The US has loosened sanctions on Venezuela's gold, gas, and oil industries in response to an agreement reached between Maduro and the opposition over the parameters of the nation's 2024…

Israel is coordinating its missile defence system to safeguard its population during the current crisis and is once more relying on its Iron Dome to fend off threats from the

The Times of Israel cited the government as saying that members of Israel's Security Council decided to declare the nation to be at war.

According to sources cited by the Financial Times, Belgian security believe Chinese Alibaba was conducting espionage at the company's Liege logistics center with the help of the software used by…

National meteorological agencies stated on Sunday that September 2023 was the warmest September ever recorded in France, Belgium, Germany, Poland, Austria, and Switzerland.

The program will be created as a whole in the middle of October, according to Fumio Kishida.

In a rare agreement between the bitter rivals – the United States and Iran, that also unfroze $6 billion of Tehran’s funds, five American prisoners were flown out of Iran

Kyodo: The whole Japanese cabinet has resigned.

Birmingham City Council declared that it filed for bankruptcy on Tuesday, September 5. After that day, all payments and expenditures by the city stopped, with the exception of social security…

According to the WSJ, China has long demanded that Western computer hardware and software producers replace their products with indigenous alternatives.

Beginning on August 30, visitors to China won't be required to present the results of PCR tests for coronavirus or antibodies.

The former US president received donations that were distributed to over 450 thousand individuals.

The aim is to ensure protection from libel, incorrect information, and improper dissemination of confidential information.

The court mandated that Novo Bank start paying the interest that is owed for a delay in 2019.

In order to "restore the confidence of European partners and investors," the European Union (EU) and Turkey will talk about upgrading the customs union, according to Bloomberg.

A plan created by the Vietnamese government envisages that the nation will produce 2.02 million tonnes of rare-earth elements annually by 2030, according to Reuters.

The Turkish president is expected to sign deals in the energy, transportation, and defense sectors during his trip to Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates, reports the Hürriyet…

On Wednesday, the Group of Seven developed countries unveiled a long-term security plan for Ukraine. They also stated that they will try to put reforms into place to assist Kyiv

The UN estimates that fewer people will go hungry in the world in 2022 than there were in 2021.

According to new research, as many as 61,000 people may have perished in Europe’s oppressive heatwaves last summer, revealing that nations’ efforts to prepare for the heat are catastrophically failing.

In accordance with a new energy policy published by the United Arab Emirates, the nation intends to raise hydrogen production to 15 million tons annually by 2050, said Suhail Al…

Authorities in the US state of Oregon's Multnomah County are suing 17 oil and gas firms, seeking more than $50 billion in damages for the "heat dome" phenomenon, which has…

The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights updated statistics on civilian deaths in Ukraine. As of 18 June, 9,083 persons died and 15,790 were injured in Ukraine since 24 February…

Taiwan’s Foreign Minister Joseph Wu stated last week during a tour to Europe that if European nations want Taiwanese investment in semiconductor manufacture to continue, they should improve relations with

According to the State Department, the US has informed UNESCO (the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) of its intentions to re-join the organization. Washington withdrew from UNESCO in…

A study recently published in the academic journal Earth System Science Data found that global warming has increased by more than 0.2 degrees Celsius.

The International aviation Transport Association (IATA) released statistics on global aviation passenger traffic for April.

The International Energy Agency (IEA) predicts that the global rise in new renewable energy capacity in 2023 will be the greatest ever, with more growth anticipated in 2024.

In April, China's urban youth (ages 16 to 24) saw a record-high jobless rate of 20.4%.

In order to address the current energy crisis, the G7 leaders decided to quicken the switch to renewable energy while bolstering economic stability, according to the communiqué from the Hiroshima…

The French National Assembly voted in favor of a plan that will restart the nation's nuclear power industry and enable it to build new reactors more quickly, as reported on…

Leaders of the Group of Seven (G7) nations want to increase sanctions on Russia at their summit in Japan this week, including actions aimed at energy and exports assisting Moscow’s

PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), a global consulting and auditing firm, is at the center of a significant scandal in Australia.

Leaders of the Group of Seven (G7) countries are poised to highlight concerns about China’s use of “economic coercion” in its dealings with other countries as part of their bigger

According to the World Health Organization’s nutrition chief, highly effective weight loosing medications like Novo Nordisk’s Wegovy are not a “silver bullet” for tackling the sharp rise in global obesity

The number of people at danger of hunger increased by a third in a single year and reached 258 million.

A restriction on the use of technology directly or indirectly owned by foreign firms, notably the Chinese Huawei, was approved by the Swiss National Council.

Tuesday marked the beginning of President Joe Biden’s re-election campaign. He pledged to defend American rights against “extremists” associated with former President Donald Trump, whom he defeated in 2020 and

The Earth's atmosphere now contains record amounts of the three main greenhouse gases: carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide. This was stated in the State of the Global Climate 2022…

The planned sale to Turkey of avionics software updates for its current fleet of F-16 fighter aircraft, a transaction valued at up to $259 million, was announced to Congress by