Iran Confirms Death of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
The Sunday(1st March) confirmation follows the initial report of the Tasnim and Mehr news agencies of Iran that Khamenei was still remaining “steadfast and firm” in command of the field.
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China Urges Pakistan and Afghanistan to Agree on Immediate Ceasefire
The Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning has expressed concerned comments on the development of the war between Pakistan and Afghanistan on Friday, urging both countries to reach a ceasefire
Azerbaijan Plans Age Restrictions for Social Media Access
Azerbaijan will implement age limits to access social networks, as a new presidential order is supposed to protect children against harmful online content. It is a document signed by
Parliamentary Panel Approves Landmark Pact with UNESCO to Establish Underwater Archaeology Centre
On 17 May 2014, at first reading, the parliamentary Committee on Culture and Media passed a bill to ratify an agreement between Bulgaria and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and
Foiled in Istanbul: Turkish Security Forces Thwart Terror Plot, Arrest Four Suspects
A Haber has reported that four members of the terrorist group “Revolutionary People’s Liberation Party” have been arrested in Istanbul for plotting a terror attack in the city. The Turkish
Powerful Trilateral Air Drill: Philippines, US, and Japan Fly First Joint Mission Over Bashi Channel
The Philippines, US and Japanese armies held joint exercises this week in the Bashi Channel that separates the Philippines and Taiwan, and officials announced on 20th February. The three countries
G20 South Africa Adopts Declaration Despite U.S. Boycott and Fierce Opposition
On 22nd November, with the object of the U.S., a group of 20 leaders went ahead with a declaration that covered the climate crisis and other global challenges, leading to
UN Security Council Endorses Trump’s Gaza Plan in Landmark Vote
The issues, which have been proposed by Donald Trump regarding a durable peace in Gaza and the application of an international stabilisation force and a potential road to a sovereign
Trump Insists: Ukraine Peace Plan “Not My Final Offer”
On 22nd November, President Donald Trump indicated that his peace proposal to Ukraine and Russia is “not my last offer”, informing reporters in response to one of his inquiries posed
Cyprus Urges Turkey to Drop Two-State Demand to Boost EU Bid
Cyprus indicated on 14th November that Turkey had to abandon its demands to have a two-state solution to the divided island in the event it wanted to get a step
America Reopens: Longest U.S. Shutdown Ends as Trump Signs Spending Bill
The spending bill has received the signature of President Donald Trump to open the government and end the longest shutdown in US history. He put the short-term budget into law
Hungary Takes the EU to Court Over Russian Energy Phase-Out, Says Orbán
Hungary will appeal against the decision by the European Union to phase out Russian energy imports and appeal to an EU court, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said on 14th November.
UK Supercharges Royal Navy Defenses with New DragonFire Laser System
It was announced on 20th November that Britain had awarded a 316 million pound (413 million dollars) contract to missile company MBDA UK to supply the Royal Navy with DragonFire
Ukraine Bombed a Russian Power and Heat Station in the Moscow Region
On 23rd November, Ukraine used drones to hit a heat and power station in Moscow, causing a large fire and severing heating for thousands of people in one of the
Venezuela Flexes Power: Massive Military Deployment Announced in the Caribbean
Venezuela has declared a significant, national-scale military operation to resist the US naval presence in its waters. On Tuesday, the defence ministry of the country made an announcement of the
Myanmar Strengthens Air Power with New Russian and Chinese Helicopters and Jets
Myanmar claims to have ordered Russian helicopters and Chinese jets into its air force as the two countries proceed with the supply of the military-led government with the equipment, even
Greece Eyes $3.5 Billion Weapons Deal in High-Stakes Talks with Israel
Greece is reportedly seeking to acquire Israeli anti-aircraft and artillery weapons estimated to cost it approximately 3.5 billion US dollars in its modernization of its military forces, reported Reuters on
Doha Deal Signed: DR Congo and M23 Take First Step Toward Peace Amid Unresolved Issues
On 15th November, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the M23 armed group signed a framework agreement in Doha to establish a framework upon which the two parties would
Winter Storm Could Bring Ice, Snow, and Power Outages
A winter storm alert has been raised by the weather officials for Americans! After this, millions of people across the United States are preparing to protect themselves from serious damage
Thang Long Imperial Citadel to host Tet celebrations in Hanoi
The Thang Long Imperial Citadel in Hanoi will host the annual Happy Tet festival from February 6 to 10. The site is a UNESCO World Heritage location with over 1,000 […]
Albanese Expresses Deep Regret Over Inability to Stop Bondi Beach Attack
On 22nd January, the Australian Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, expressed his apology that he had failed to stop the Bondi Beach mass shooting, and the whole country celebrated a day
Preserving the Past: How Paraguay Is Embracing Its Cultural Heritage
With the beginning of the new year, the cultural activity of Paraguay is again discovering their rhythm along the banks of rivers, historic places, libraries and community areas around the
Where Winter Meets Tradition: Northeast China’s Folk Culture Sparks a Tourism Boom
On 20th January morning, a train with over 100 foreign tourists on board, consisting of Singapore and Malaysian tourists, among others, arrived in Mohe, “the North Pole of China”, in
Blueprints of Eternity: How Vitruvius’ Ancient Roman Vision Shaped Italy’s Iconic Basilica
The officials of Italy rejoiced on Monday over the discovery of a more than 2,000-year-old civic building that was credited to Vitruvius, the ancient Roman architect and engineer who was
Nokia Pledges $4 Billion to Boost U.S. R&D and Build AI-Ready Networks
On 21st November, Nokia, with the Trump administration, announced its intentions to increase its U.S. R&D and manufacturing capacity by investing in AI-ready mobile, fixed access, IP, optical, and data
Dutch Government Relinquishes Control Over Chinese Chipmaker Nexperia
The Dutch government announced it is abandoning control over Chinese-owned chipmaker Nexperia, ending a conflict between China and the Netherlands that could have disrupted semiconductor supplies needed in the world
Japan Unleashes 135-Billion-Yen Boost to Revive Its Sluggish Economy
On 21st November, the Japanese Cabinet passed a 21.3 trillion yen ($135.4 billion) stimulus package to aid in jump-starting the economy by means of expansionary government spending, as well as
Venture Global Seals 20-Year LNG Mega Deal with Japan’s Mitsui
Venture Global (NYSE: VG) has entered into a 20-year Sales and Purchase Agreement (SPA) with Japan-based Mitsui and Co, Ltd. to supply 1.0 million tonne per annum (MTPA) of liquefied
Cracking Down on Shein & Temu: EU Ministers Approve New Customs Fee on Chinese Parcels
The executive of the EU called on the finance ministers of the bloc, holding a meeting on 13th November, to introduce a fee starting next year on low-value orders originating
Government Bonds Tumble as Proposed Income Tax Rise Triggers Market Jitters: Reeves
On 14th November, the UK bond markets were scared as it was revealed that Rachel Reeves had abandoned her plans to make a manifesto-busting income tax hike at the autumn
Gold Glitters as Trump Softens Greenland Tariff Stance, Sending Bullion Higher
On 21st January, gold prices pared back some of their highest in a record after the president of the United States, Donald Trump, backed off some of his most draconian
Rail at a Standstill: Spanish Train Drivers Call Three-Day Strike After Fatal Derailments
The largest union of train drivers in Spain on 18th January declared a three-day national strike on February 9-11 to be taken to achieve solutions to ensure railway safety following
Yen Pressure and Political Heat Push BOJ Toward Another Rate Hike
It is likely that the Bank of Japan will lift its growth outlook on 23rd January and indicate that it is willing to further increase the interest rates, as recent
When Bullion Breaks Records: Gold and Silver Surge to Uncharted Highs Amid Growing Doubts
On 14th January, gold shot to a record high, followed by silver, as the geopolitical and economic uncertainties pushed investors towards safe-haven assets, and the anticipation of interest rate cuts
UK Economy Defies Budget Jitters, Grows a Stronger-Than-Expected 0.3% in November
Official figures indicate that the UK economy has expanded by a better-than-anticipated 0.3 per cent in November despite doubts concerning the budget of Rachel Reeves. The gain was reported by
Global Slowdown Looms in 2026 — But India Accelerates Toward South Asia’s Economic Crown
The economy of the world has been taken with caution by the world’s leading economists because half of them believe that the situation will be worse next year, though less
