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South Korea has stepped up coordination with Japan and other key international partners as authorities monitor growing volatility in foreign exchange markets, with a senior finance official warning that the South Korean won is trading well below levels justified by the country's economic fundamentals. The......
Scientists are warning of a possible global population collapse in the coming decades. According to a recent study conducted by researchers at the University of Milan, the world's population could, in the worst-case scenario, fall to half its current level by 2064 due to multiple environmental, health,......
Rising global temperatures and increasingly frequent heatwaves are expected to significantly reshape electricity demand worldwide, placing growing pressure on power systems, according to warnings from major financial institutions. Experts highlight that the surge in extreme heat is directly increasing......
The death toll from the devastating twin earthquakes that struck northern Venezuela on June 24 has risen to 1,943, according to official statements, as rescue operations continue amid worsening humanitarian conditions. Jorge Rodríguez, president of the Venezuelan National Assembly, confirmed......
Germany is reportedly seeking to expand the domestic production of U.S.-designed weapons, according to the Financial Times, in a move aimed at strengthening European defense capabilities and reducing reliance on external military supply chains. Citing informed sources, the newspaper reported that Berlin......
Spain has recorded more than 1,000 heat-related deaths during June as the country continues to experience one of its most intense heatwaves in recent years. The latest figures highlight the growing public health risks associated with increasingly frequent and severe periods of extreme heat across Europe. According......
The year 2025 marked a grim milestone in contemporary history. According to the "Trends in Conflict" report published by the Peace Research Institute Oslo, the number of armed conflicts involving states reached its highest level since the end of World War II, revealing a worrying increase in......
In the aftermath of powerful twin earthquakes that struck Venezuela’s coastal regions and parts of the capital, civilian volunteers have taken the lead in search-and-rescue operations, as allegations emerge of military interference in relief efforts and misconduct at disaster sites. The earthquakes,......
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has pardoned 32 prisoners, including 28 individuals convicted on charges of “extremism,” according to a statement from a Telegram channel linked to his administration. The decision comes amid ongoing scrutiny of Belarus’s human rights record,......
Several thousand police officers marched through Paris on Tuesday to demand higher wages and improved working conditions, in one of the most significant demonstrations by law enforcement personnel in recent years. The protest, organized by major police unions including Alliance Police, Unité......
A major real estate development planned for the French Atlantic coast has been halted after the administrative court of Nantes annulled the permit for a large-scale housing and mixed-use project in Saint-Nazaire, citing procedural and environmental concerns. The ruling effectively suspends the planned......
U.S. President Donald Trump is set to travel to North Dakota on Wednesday to attend the dedication of a museum honoring former President Theodore Roosevelt, an event that will also mark the anticipated public debut of a newly refurbished presidential aircraft designated to serve as Air Force One. The......
Israel’s Defense Minister Israel Katz has said that the Israeli military will maintain an indefinite presence in what he described as “security zones” in Gaza, Lebanon and Syria, a statement that underscores the long-term security posture adopted by Israel amid ongoing regional conflict. The......
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