Taiwan Bullied Out of Marine Ecology Talks
China's actions have led to Taiwan's exclusion from a crucial Track 2 platform focused on addressing maritime ecology issues. The exclusion is seen as a worryin
China's actions have led to Taiwan's exclusion from a crucial Track 2 platform focused on addressing maritime ecology issues. The exclusion is seen as a worryin
China's ability to invade Taiwan has long been a topic of concern for the international community. A key indicator of this capability is the military window, a
Israel and Hezbollah agreed to renew a ceasefire, following a collapse in US-Iran negotiations over the conflict in Lebanon. The fragile truce was announced aft
The UK government's analysis suggests that the proposed third runway at Heathrow Airport may not be as economically beneficial as initially thought. Environment
The Czech government approved a bill on June 19, 2026, to overhaul public media funding, putting it under direct political control. Critics warn this move threa
A six-year-old boy infected with Ebola was found safe and sound after being taken from a treatment centre in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The incident occu
Talks between the US and Iran scheduled for Friday in Switzerland have been cancelled, according to a Swiss Foreign Ministry statement. Vice President JD Vance
Czech billionaire Prime Minister Andrej Babis has intensified his public criticism of the central bank's tight monetary policy. The bank raised interest rates,
The Czech government has approved a bill to overhaul public media funding, sparking concerns about the potential erosion of democracy. The move, made on June 19
Andy Burnham secured a significant victory in the Makerfield by-election on June 19, 2024, garnering a substantial majority. The win has sparked debate about it
France is set to play a key role in talks regarding Iran's nuclear programme, Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot said on Friday. The country's stance is that UN
The US has initiated an investigation into Germany's pharmaceutical policies, citing „persistent underpayment„for medicines as the European nation seeks to curb