Beijing: China and France have jointly reaffirmed their ‘strong commitment’ to the Paris Agreement and emphasized the importance of enhancing international cooperation on climate change, in the wake of US
Gaza City: At least 29 Palestinians were killed Thursday in fresh Israeli airstrikes on the Gaza Strip amid a deadly onslaught on the enclave, medics said. One Palestinian was killed
Washington: Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan conducted a series of high-level meetings during his two-day visit to Washington, engaging with US officials on critical bilateral and regional matters. Fidan met
Gaza: The fragile ceasefire in Gaza, implemented on January 19, has collapsed, leading to a resurgence of violent conflict in the region. On March 18, Israel ended the ceasefire, resuming
Beijing: China stated that US President Donald Trump’s 25% tariffs on car imports “will not help the US solve its own problems,” as reported by state media on Thursday. China’s
Chisinau: The governor of Moldova’s autonomous region of Gagauzia on Thursday accused Chisinau of seeking to ‘destroy’ their autonomy amid her detention by Moldovan authorities earlier this week. On Wednesday,
Seoul: South Korea’s birth rate surged by 11.6% in January, with 23,947 newborns recorded, according to data released by Statistics Korea, The Chosun Daily reported on Thursday. According to Anadolu
Jerusalem: The Knesset (Israel’s parliament) passed new legislation on Thursday to change the makeup of the judicial selection committee, tightening the grip of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-wing coalition over
Tokyo: Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on Thursday criticized US tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump, suggesting that Brazil could retaliate with similar measures. During his visit to