Philippines Launches Major Anti-Invasion Drills in South China Sea
This month, the Philippine forces will conduct anti-invasion exercises in Northern Luzon and the South China Sea to test the capability of the country to fight off threats in the
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Wind Farm Report Reveals £6.1bn Boost to the Economy
An economic report commissioned by the firms behind the scheme showed that the largest offshore wind farm in the world would boost the UK economy by a total of £6.1bn.
US Urges Europe to Fast-Track Moves to Curb Russian Gas and Boost Ukraine Pipelines
U.S. senior officials pressed European partners to accelerate the process of eliminating Russian gas by increasing the pipeline networks regionally and raising American imports of liquefied natural gas in Europe.
North Korea & Russia Forge New Military-Political Alliance Talks
On the previous day, North Korean Defense Minister No Kwang-chol received a Russian military delegation, led by Goremykin, the former, and negotiated in an amiable environment, the KCNA announced in
Dakar en Jeux 2025 Teams Up with Influencers to Boost Health Awareness
The central theme of the Youth Olympic Games Dakar 2026 is youth empowerment. They have the aims of establishing sustainable opportunities to develop the younger generations, and in May 2025,
Greece Unveils 15 Cultural Masterplans to Ignite Regional Growth
Greece has embarked on a large-scale project to connect the culture and regional development by establishing fifteen Cultural Masterplans in the entire country. The project is meant to turn heritage
Emmanuel Macron raises concern about ‘hatred’ after memorial tree chopped
French President Emmanuel Macron has promised punishment because of an act of antisemitic “hatred”. This comes because of the chopping of a tree planted in memory of Ilan Halimi, a
US returns to Mexico 500-year-old manuscript signed by Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortés
A rare 16th-century manuscript signed by Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortés was officially returned to Mexico this week, nearly 500 years after it was written and decades after it vanished from
One of Europe’s most magnificent medieval castles – The Norwich Castle has reopened to the public
Norwich Castle, one of England’s most magnificent medieval fortresses, has recently reopened to the public after a comprehensive five-year restoration project costing $37 million. Located in East Anglia, approximately three
NZ: Tauranga street named in honour of community champion
This is happening in Bethlehem – a suburb of Tauranga in NZ’s North Island. There is a street – that has multiple houses being built for families in need –
Australian Chamber Orchestra Slams ANU Plan to Cut School of Music
Renowned violinist and Australian Chamber Orchestra artistic director Richard Tognetti has delivered a scathing rebuke of the Australian National University’s proposal to dissolve its School of Music, labelling the move
NZ family loses house to fierce fire; local community comes to the rescue
Earlier this month, a Mount Maunganui family faced a terrible situation as their house turned into debris because of a fierce fire, potentially caused by electrical reasons. In just a
Trump administration’s deepening focus on clean energy tax credits
Earlier this month, the Donald Trump administration in the US announced a policy that is going to make it harder for solar and other clean energy projects to reap the
Two Ghana government ministers among 8 killed in helicopter crash
Ghana is mourning the tragic loss of two government ministers and six others after a military helicopter crashed in the southern Ashanti region on Wednesday. The aircraft, a Z9 military
Sudden, heavy rain in Pakistan, India-administered Kashmir and Nepal kills more than 400 people
Sudden, torrential monsoon rains have claimed the lives of over 400 people across Pakistan, India-administered Kashmir, and Nepal, with dozens still missing and feared dead. The catastrophic flooding has washed
Trump administration agrees to keep DC police chief in place, but with immigration enforcement order
The Trump administration reversed course Friday on its unprecedented federal takeover of Washington, D.C.’s police force, allowing Police Chief Pamela Smith to remain in charge. However, Attorney General Pam Bondi
Is Germany looking at defence spending as major boost for economy?
Germany, one of the biggest economies in Europe, is significantly ramping up defence spending – in the hopes that a burgeoning arms industry is going to boost national security and
Japan’s economy performs better in second quarter because of exports
The economy of Japan performed much better than expected in the second quarter of 2025 – expanding 0.3% from the first three months of the year, outpacing forecasts despite the […]
