News in brief
Iraq announced on Saturday the signing of investment agreements worth one billion dollars with the International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group, as the country seeks to strengthen its economic recovery. The agreements were unveiled during a ceremony marking 20 years of IFC......
China announced on Saturday a two-year plan aimed at stabilizing growth in its automotive sector, which has been under pressure from an intense price war among manufacturers and rising trade barriers abroad. According to official figures, overall vehicle sales are expected to grow by about 3% in 2025,......
U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Saturday that he is ready to impose new sanctions on Russia, but only if NATO member states commit to halting their purchases of Russian oil. Writing on his platform Truth Social, Trump stressed that “significant sanctions” would be introduced once......
The United States remains in shock following the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk during a public event at Utah Valley University. The suspect, Tyler Robinson, a 22-year-old from Washington, Utah, has been described by former classmates and neighbors as a bright yet quiet young man whose......
Fears of violent clashes during rallies across Australian cities on Saturday did not materialize, as attendance was far lower than expected. Police, particularly in Victoria, had prepared for possible conflicts following violent incidents in Melbourne last August between anti-immigration and anti-fascism......
Istanbul prosecutors ordered the arrest of 48 officials from the Bayrampasa municipality, a district led by the main opposition party, on Saturday, citing corruption charges, Anadolu state news agency reported. The mayor, Hasan Mutlu, elected from Turkey’s main opposition party, the Republican......
Qatar hosted an emergency summit on Monday with Arab and Muslim leaders to express their condemnation of an Israeli strike that targeted Hamas officials in Doha and to show solidarity with the Gulf state, Qatari authorities said Saturday. The summit will review a draft resolution on the Israeli attack......
Australia has acknowledged a significant rise in Islamophobia since the onset of the Israeli military campaign in Gaza. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese denounced the increasing attacks on Australians based on their religious beliefs, asserting that such acts undermine the country’s core principles. Speaking......
At least twelve Pakistani soldiers were killed early Saturday in an ambush carried out by Pakistani Taliban fighters in the country’s northwestern region near the Afghan border, according to local officials and security sources. The attack occurred around 4 a.m., when assailants positioned on......
Authorities lifted a tsunami warning on Saturday after a strong earthquake struck off the coast of Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula. According to the United States Geological Survey (USGS), the quake registered a magnitude of 7.4 and was centered in the Pacific Ocean, about 111 kilometers east of the......
Authorities in French Polynesia have launched an investigation after the synagogue of Papeete was vandalized on Thursday. The case is being treated as “serious damage motivated by racial or religious reasons,” according to the public prosecutor’s office. Earlier the same day, the newsroom......
Nepal has sworn in Sushila Karki as its first female prime minister, following a week of violent demonstrations that toppled the previous government and led to the dissolution of parliament. Karki, formerly Nepal’s first female chief justice, took office on Friday evening. She will head an interim......
The Kremlin declared on Friday that peace negotiations with Ukraine are currently on “pause,” while Kyiv accused Moscow of seeking to occupy the entire country. The announcement comes amid heightened regional tensions, including joint Russian-Belarusian military exercises and the recent incursion......
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