France Signals Support for NATO as Trump Presses Greenland Claim
France has called for NATO to hold a military exercise in Greenland. The French presidency said the country is ready to take part. The statement comes as tensions rise over
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Saudi Arabia Mining Reserves Worth $2.5 Trillion
According to reports by CNN and S&P Global, Saudi Arabia claimed that it has mineral reserves worth about $2.5 trillion. The country said its reserves include rare earth elements, gold,
Japan PM Moves to Test Public Support With Snap Election
Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi dissolved the country’s lower house of parliament on Friday. She has called a snap general election for February 8. Takaichi said she wants public support
UK not ready to join Trump’s ‘board of peace’, says Yvette Cooper
The UK will not join Donald Trump’s proposed “board of peace” for now, Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper has said. She said Britain supports the US president’s 20-point plan for Gaza.
Consumer Spending Fuels Fastest US Economic Growth in Two Years
The third quarter saw the U.S. economy develop more rapidly than it was anticipated, as estimated by the Commerce Department. On 22nd January, the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) released
US Pushes Bolivia to Act on Alleged Iranian Spies, Steps Up Militant Crackdown
Two sources having first-hand information about the matter reveal that the United States is pressuring Bolivia to expel the suspected Iranian spies in the South American nation and declare the
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
India’s Military Enters the Quantum Age With Roadmap for Future Warfare
The Chief of Defence Staff of India, General Anil Chauhan, has published a new policy framework detailing the way quantum technologies will find their way into the nation’s armed forces
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
Europe Puts the Brakes on Smart EVs Over Espionage Fears
Poland, Israel and the United Kingdom have also taken action to restrict the areas in which Chinese-made EVs can operate, and even U.S. models, again, sparking technology, trust and geopolitical
Syrian Forces Seize al-Hol Camp, Tightening Grip on IS-Linked Families
The United Nations (UN) indicates that it will assume control of a camp in north-eastern Syria that has thousands of people who are suspected of having connections to the jihadist
From Deal to Deadlock: EU Parliament Rejects US Trade Pact After Trump’s Tariff Threat
The European Parliament has officially halted the ratification procedure on its US trade deal, as a sign of protest after Donald Trump threatened to apply 10 per cent tariffs on
Power Reset in Guinea: President Dissolves the Government
President Mamady Doumbouya removed the government of Guinea, which was headed by transitional Prime Minister Amadou Oury Bah, the news portal Guinee 360 reported. It is indicated in the news
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
