News in brief
South Korea’s population is increasingly aging, with more than 21% of its citizens—around 10.8 million people—aged 65 or older in 2025, according to official figures. This marks the country’s deepening status as a “super-aged society,” a classification given to nations......
France has implemented new, stricter rules governing long-term residency permits and the acquisition of French nationality, effective January 1, 2026. These changes follow the implementation of provisions from the 2024 immigration law, according to the French Ministry of the Interior. Applicants seeking......
Germany’s official presidential residence, Bellevue Palace in Berlin, will soon undergo extensive renovations, prompting President Frank-Walter Steinmeier and his 220 staff members to relocate temporarily. The exact timeline and costs of the refurbishment are still being evaluated by the Federal......
Tunisian security forces killed a suspected jihadist during a counterterrorism operation in western Tunisia, while a police officer later died from his injuries, the Interior Ministry announced on Saturday. The operation, described as a preventive intervention, took place near the weekly market in Feriana,......
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung arrived in Beijing on Sunday for his first official visit to China, aiming to strengthen economic ties with Seoul’s largest trading partner while carefully avoiding politically sensitive issues such as China’s recent military activities around Taiwan. Accompanied......
New protest gatherings were reported on Saturday evening in Tehran, while violent clashes were recorded in parts of western Iran, marking the eighth consecutive day of nationwide unrest. The movement, which began over rising living costs, has gradually evolved into broader political protests. Initially......
Myanmar’s military authorities announced on Sunday the release of more than 6,000 inmates as part of an annual amnesty marking the country’s national day. The decision was presented as a humanitarian gesture linked to the anniversary of Myanmar’s independence from British colonial rule. According......
North Korea launched several projectiles believed to be ballistic missiles toward the Sea of Japan on Sunday, according to South Korea’s military authorities. The launches were detected from the vicinity of Pyongyang in the early morning hours, heightening concerns over rising tensions on the Korean......
At least four people were killed on Saturday during protests in western Iran, according to human rights organizations, as clashes erupted between demonstrators and security forces. The incidents occurred amid a wave of nationwide unrest driven by economic hardship and growing political frustration. Rights......
Venezuela’s vice president, Delcy Rodríguez, has been appointed to assume presidential duties on an interim basis following the detention of President Nicolás Maduro by the United States, according to a ruling issued by the country’s Supreme Court. In a statement released on......
France and the United Kingdom have conducted a joint military operation targeting positions linked to the Islamic State group in central Syria, according to official statements released by British defense authorities. The strikes were carried out in a mountainous area north of the ancient city of Palmyra,......
France has voiced its opposition to any political solution imposed from outside Venezuela, while sharply criticising President Nicolas Maduro for undermining democratic principles and concentrating power. The position was outlined by French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot following the recent......
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is facing serious criminal charges in the United States after being taken into U.S. custody during a military operation announced by Washington. According to American officials, the charges include drug trafficking and links to terrorism-related activities. U.S. Attorney......
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