Solidarity is sitting in the dark on a porch in Havana telling stories, catching a night breeze when the country’s power grid collapses. It is […]
Year: 2026
Two-thirds of Gen Z talent in Singapore question employers’ readiness to hire them
Nearly two in three Gen Z professionals in Singapore are not confident that employers are adequately prepared to hire and support them, underscoring a growing […]
Marathon record breaker Sabastian Sawe returns to hero’s welcome in Kenya
Sabastian Sawe returned home to a hero’s welcome in Kenya after being the first to run a marathon in under two hours…See More
London police release bodycam of arrest after two Jewish men stabbed
Police in the UK have released bodycam footage showing the arrest of a suspect after two Jewish men were stabbed…See More
Who’s Against San Francisco’s Overpaid Executive Tax?
San Francisco voters will soon have a chance to weigh in on a proposed increase to the city’s Overpaid Executive Tax. This proposal would give […]
Democrats Have A Way To Eliminate The Supreme Court’s Damage To Voting Rights
The conservative majority on the Supreme Court has spent years chipping away at the Voting Rights Act. The majority’s 6-3 ruling, taking the teeth out […]
Uganda: Govt Unveils New Petroleum Policy As Industry Shifts to Production Phase
Independent (Kampala)] Kampala — The Ministry of Energy has launched the National Petroleum Policy 2025, aimed at regulating the oil and gas sector as the […]
Silkworm protein firm taps health and familiarity for regional growth
Japan’s Morus Inc is targeting Asia, betting on demand for functional products and cultural familiarity with silkworms to drive expansion…See More
US Cyberscam Crackdown May End Cambodian Honeymoon
By: Toh Han Shih Hun Manet The United States may well have decided that cultivating ties with Cambodia, whose top leaders have been connected to […]
Iran war caused shortage of tungsten, most of which is from China
The US and Israel’s conflict with Iran has drained munitions at an astonishing rate. This is placing pressure on the supply of a crucial metal: […]
Decouple from China? Beijing now has a law against it
China’s new law on Industrial and Supply Chain Security, which took effect immediately in early April, introduces a significant new layer of regulatory oversight targeting […]
Russia’s sports comeback fuels anger in Ukraine
An ally of Kremlin chief Vladimir Putin is pushing to reintegrate Russia into another iconic Olympic sport, sparking outrage among senior Ukrainian officials as Moscow’s […]
UK’s diplomats left in disarray by Mandelson scandal
LONDON — King Charles appears to have pulled off his high-stakes U.S. visit — but back on a street in Whitehall bearing his name, things […]
EU approves 171 million euros for the Western Balkans, 16 million allocated to BiH
Sarajevo (Fena) – The Head of the Delegation of the European Union in BiH, Ambassador Luigi Soreca, confirmed that the European Commission has approved a […]
Bulgaria ranks third in the EU for newly installed battery energy storage capacity, according to a report by the European Solar Association
BRUSSELS – Bulgaria ranks third in the European Union in newly installed battery energy storage capacity in 2025. With a market share of 9 percent, […]
Stocker wants to strengthen the European Council
Vienna (APA) – Austria’s Federal Chancellor Christian Stocker (ÖVP) wants to strengthen the body of EU heads of state and government. The European Council should […]
County braces for regional planning shifts, local control under Bill 98
Under provincial legislation, Innisfil, Bradford West Gwillimbury and New Tecumseth would be first in line for transition away from county-level planning approvals…See More
University campus to be split between housing and open space
South Australia’s premier announces the future of Adelaide University’s Magill campus, which sits on the boundary of two marginal Liberal-held electorates…See More
Young farmers swap horses and quad bikes for drones to slash job times
A shift towards modern technology is making a career in agriculture more appealing to a new generation of farmers…See More
Cobram Estate praises America’s ‘grower-first mentality’ after $260m deal
Australia’s largest olive oil producer has completed its purchase of a massive olive grove in California, giving it about 70 per cent of the state’s […]