Japan’s beer giants deny price-fixing conspiracy
Japanese authorities have raided offices of four major beverage corporations. The Fair Trade Commission suspects illegal collusion. Asahi, Kirin, Suntory, and S
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French high school and university students call for renewed protests over funding
French high school and university students were called to protest again on Thursday, two days after a large demonstration demanding increased public funding for
France's school protests: what lies behind the anger
Students across France have been blocking school entrances and marching in cities since late September, demanding better funding for public education. The prote
U.S. Prepares for Possible Iran Strikes While President Trump Weighs Timing
New Military Measures in Iran as Trump Calculates Options To ready for major operations in Iran, the U.S. government issued a directive to Central Command. Desp
Iran Sets Firm Conditions to End War, Says Foreign Minister
Iran announced that it has established clear and firm conditions for ending the ongoing conflict, according to a statement from the foreign ministry. The govern
Leon Botstein Resigns as Bard College President Amid Scrutiny
Leon Botstein, the long‑time president of Bard College, announced his resignation on Tuesday, citing the need to shield the institution from distractions. The d
China's high-tech ambitions face a persistent social barrier
China's push to become a global leader in advanced manufacturing and technology is being hampered by deep-rooted cultural attitudes that devalue vocational educ
Democrats Challenge Trump's Use of Taxpayer Funds for Self-Promotional Ads
The Democratic Party has filed a formal complaint alleging that former President Donald Trump illegally used public funds to finance self-promotional advertisem
Philippines and Taiwan Strengthen Ties Through Vessel Transfer
The Philippine Coast Guard officially commissioned the BRP Sarangani on October 2. This vessel was formerly known as the Kinmen. It is a retired cutter from the
New Alliance Between Former President Kabila and M23 Sparks Tensions in Eastern Congo
Former Congolese leader Joseph Kabila has teamed up with the M23 rebel group to create a political‑military alliance that challenges the government in Kinshasa.
Mercedes-Benz CEO warns excluding UK from 'Made in Europe' law threatens EU auto sector
Ola Källenius, chief executive of Mercedes-Benz Group, stated that excluding the United Kingdom from the upcoming 'Made in Europe' regulation would weaken the a
Ukrainian Sabotage Suspect Faces German Court
German authorities commenced legal proceedings against a former Ukrainian military officer on Wednesday regarding his alleged involvement in the Nord Stream pip