UK Central Bank Holds Rates, Hints at Easing in 2026
The Bank of England has decided to keep interest rates unchanged at 3.75% at its first policy meeting of 2026. The decision was close. Five members of the nine-member Monetary
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US and Iran Set for Second Round of Nuclear Talks in Geneva
The United States and Iran are expected to hold their second round of talks on Iran’s nuclear program on Tuesday in Geneva. This is going to happen at that time
US-China Leaders Discuss Taiwan, Trade and Global Issues
Chinese President Xi Jinping has asked US President Donald Trump to be careful about sending weapons to Taiwan. The two leaders spoke on the phone for the first time since
Commodities Fall as Market Mood Turns Cautious
Commodity prices dropped on Thursday, with silver leading the fall. The decline came after investors pulled back from hard assets as global tensions showed signs of easing. Silver fell sharply,
French Health Watchdog Sounds Alarm Over Vaping’s Heart, Lung and Cancer Risks
Anses, a French government-funded body on public health and food safety, claimed that vaping is perceived as a substitute for smoking but is not risk-free in terms of health. Approximately
UNESCO Revives Global Push to Restore Africa’s Stolen Cultural Heritage
According to ENA, which is a partner of TV BRICS, UNESCO further reiterated that it was firmly committed to the restitution of African cultural heritage, and that the return of
Dozens of Muslims Massacred in Nigeria for Refusing to Join Jihadists, Governor Says
Tens of individuals have been gunned down in a rampage shooting spree on two villages in the western state of Kwara after they declined to give in to “extremists who
Armed Forces Halt Deployment as Minneapolis Mission Put on Hold
More than 1,500 federal forces that had been put on standby to possibly be deployed to Minneapolis were put down by the Northern Command of the Pentagon over the weekend,
India Gets the Green Light on Tariffs, But the Real Test Remains
The U.S. India trade agreement has dispersed the dark clouds in the unloved Indian rupee, and is likely to halt the unremitting foreign selling in stocks, but investors contend that
Zelensky Discloses Staggering 55,000 Ukrainian Deaths Since War Began
President Volodymyr Zelensky has reported that 55,000 Ukrainian soldiers have been killed in the war with Russia that has lasted four years. On Wednesday, Zelensky gave the number in an
Spain Plans Social Media Ban for Under-16s
Spain is preparing to ban children under 16 from using social media. The government will also require platforms to use strict age checks to make sure young users cannot easily
Storms Bring More Rain and Damage to Europe, While South Africa and Japan Face Extreme Weather
People in Spain and Portugal barely had time to recover from last week’s deadly floods when another storm arrived. Over the weekend, Storm Marta swept across the Iberian Peninsula, bringing
Heritage Conference in Doha Shows Why Culture Matters for the Future
In early December, leaders and heritage experts met in Doha with a simple idea: protecting culture is not only about saving the past. It is also about building a better
The Slow Disappearance of France’s ‘Tabacs’ , And Its Political Impact
In towns and villages across France, a familiar sight is slowly fading away. The traditional “bar-tabac,” known simply as a “tabac,” is closing its doors. With their shiny zinc counters,
Vietnam Military Document Shows Deep Mistrust of the United States
One year after Vietnam raised its relationship with the United States to the highest diplomatic level, a new report has revealed something surprising. An internal Vietnamese military document shows that
