In a joint news conference, Swedish Foreign Minister Tobias Billstrom and Finnish counterpart Elina Valtonen made a bold statement, urging the European Union to escalate [more…]
Banks in Korea are stepping up their game to cater to the growing foreign population, recognizing the importance of offering tailored services to this demographic. [more…]
In a bizarre misstep, Denmark has reportedly been changing the nationality of some Taiwanese residents to “Chinese” on their residence ID cards. The issue came [more…]
The Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore partially collapsed early Tuesday morning after a container ship collided with it, leading to multiple individuals believed to [more…]
Hong Kong authorities have rebuffed recent travel advisories issued by Australia, Taiwan, and Britain following the enactment of the new domestic security law, dismissing them [more…]
In an unanticipated move, the French government has elevated its terror alert warning to the highest level in the aftermath of the shootings in Moscow. [more…]
In a move to bolster its defense capabilities, Australia has pledged 4.6 billion Australian dollars ($3bn) to support the construction of nuclear-powered submarines in the [more…]
In a surprising turn of events, some Western banks are expressing apprehension over the European Union’s proposal to redistribute billions of euros in interest earned [more…]
In a bid to bolster its wildfire defense capabilities, Greece has approved the purchase of seven firefighting aircraft from Canada, marking a significant step in [more…]
In a strategic move aimed at reducing reliance on Russian energy, Canada and Germany have signed an agreement to expedite the commercial-scale trade of clean [more…]
