International
The question of who could eventually succeed North Korean leader Kim Jong-un remains shrouded in secrecy, but the growing public presence of his daughter, Kim Ju Ae, has intensified speculation about the future of the country’s ruling dynasty. South Korean intelligence assessments indicate that......
Russia, China and Iran have jointly rejected a Western-backed draft resolution at the International Atomic Energy Agency, describing the measure as politically motivated and legally questionable. The proposal calls for the issue of Iran’s nuclear programme to be referred to the United Nations Security......
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has called on world leaders to increase their investment in peace, warning that growing conflicts and deepening divisions are placing communities and international stability under mounting pressure. Speaking on the occasion of the International......
Sweden is taking a markedly tougher approach to immigration, offering financial incentives to some foreign-born residents who choose to leave the country voluntarily, in a policy shift that reflects the government’s growing focus on reducing migration and tightening integration requirements. Since......
Russia has accused United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres of failing to maintain neutrality during the Ukraine conflict, arguing that his handling of the war will be remembered for what Moscow describes as a pattern of double standards. Maria Zakharova, spokesperson for Russia’s......
An explosion at a depot intended for storing weapons and remnants of war has resulted in at least 14 deaths and 11 injuries on Wednesday in Idlib province, in northwestern Syria. The circumstances surrounding the tragedy remain unknown, as the region has already experienced several explosions in recent......
Amazon is under increased scrutiny in India. The American e-commerce giant announced on Wednesday that it is reviewing the findings from health authorities in an Indian state, which claim to have discovered expired and improperly labeled food products in two of its facilities in Bengaluru.Two Amazon......
South Korean military officials said Wednesday that North Korean troops crossed the heavily fortified military demarcation line more than 20 times last month, marking a sharp increase in border incidents compared with previous years. The crossings reportedly began in mid-August along the eastern section......
August 2026 has emerged as an extraordinary month for the global climate, with new records reported for both average temperatures and atmospheric humidity, according to analyses by climatologist Zeke Hausfather and meteorologist Ben Noll. Global temperatures during the month averaged around 1.65°C......
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has expressed hope that recent diplomatic efforts by senior US envoys in Russia and Ukraine could help revive negotiations aimed at ending the war and securing an immediate ceasefire. UN spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric said on Tuesday that Guterres......
Gathered in Dallas to showcase their unity around Donald Trump ahead of the midterm elections, American Republicans are also starting to look beyond the current president. While his influence remains significant, discussions about the party's future are already taking shape, with JD Vance at the forefront......
The European Commission aims to empower local authorities to better regulate short-term tourist rentals. Airbnb and other platforms could face new restrictions as several major European cities accuse these accommodations of exacerbating the shortage of accessible housing. Brussels Aims to Harmonize Rules The......
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said its naval forces had targeted 20 vessels in and around the Strait of Hormuz, including two US ships, eight oil tankers and 10 other vessels accused of attempting to enter what Tehran described as a restricted and unsafe zone. In a statement,......
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