News in brief
Kyrgyzstan has appealed to several neighboring countries for assistance in securing fuel supplies as concerns grow over potential disruptions linked to shortages in Russia, the country's primary fuel supplier. The move reflects increasing pressure on regional energy markets as Russian refining capacity......
The Vatican has formally declared that members of the Society of St. Pius X (SSPX) are in schism with the Catholic Church, announcing the excommunication of priests and lay members involved in the group's unauthorized ordination of bishops. The decision marks a significant escalation in the Holy......
China and the European Union have agreed to strengthen their economic dialogue by holding regular ministerial-level meetings under their newly established trade and investment consultation mechanism, with the second session scheduled for this autumn. The announcement signals continued efforts by both......
Germany's ruling coalition has announced a broad package of economic and social reforms aimed at boosting growth, easing pressure on households and addressing housing shortages, as Chancellor Friedrich Merz faces mounting political challenges. The measures include €10 billion ($11 billion)......
A U.S. House Judiciary Committee interim report has accused South Korean authorities of systematically discriminating against U.S.-listed e-commerce company Coupang, alleging that regulatory scrutiny intensified following a data breach at the company in 2025. The report argues that the treatment of......
The national news this Thursday is marked by a series of institutional reforms, legislative projects, and development initiatives that illustrate the priorities of the Kingdom. From the modernization of regulated professions to advances in infrastructure, energy transition, social protection, and diplomacy,......
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......
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