Oil prices hit seven-month highs as markets factor in geopolitical risk ahead of renewed U.S.–Iran talks, reflecting tight supply and diplomatic uncertainty.
India and Canada prepare to launch free trade talks during Prime Minister Mark Carney’s visit, renewing economic ties with cautious optimism.
A BFBS Forces News analyst describes Russia’s invasion of Ukraine as a “blunder of epic proportions,” reflecting on four years of miscalculation and endurance.
Scientists detect seismic activity and ground uplift at a remote volcano dormant for 700,000 years, suggesting early-stage reactivation.
A lawsuit between a Vancouver developer and its former VP reveals how rising costs and tighter financing are straining large real estate projects.
Astronomers have detected unusual large-scale structures in the Milky Way’s magnetic field, prompting new questions about how our galaxy’s hidden forces are organized.
Ukraine marks the 1,462nd day of Russia’s invasion amid continued fighting, reflection, and resolve, as both nations face a fourth winter of war.
New research suggests early land plants began reshaping Earth’s climate and surface systems about 30 million years earlier than previously believed.
Bishop Erik Varden’s Lenten reflections at the Vatican invite believers to rediscover the splendour of truth through humility, silence, and spiritual renewal.
Authorities in Thailand investigate the deaths of 72 tigers struck by a virus, seeking to trace its source and prevent a recurrence in the nation’s wildlife sanctuaries.
Hungary’s veto on EU aid for Ukraine, linked to an energy dispute, exposes the fragility of European unity as leaders mark the war’s fourth anniversary.
Members of Iran’s elite have faced accusations of hypocrisy regarding their children’s lives abroad, as many send their families to the West while condemning Western lifestyles.
Astronomers discovered a massive stellar bubble around a young Sun-like star, offering clues about how our own Sun may have shaped the early solar system.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz visits China with leading business figures, seeking to renew trade ties and balance cooperation with competition amid global economic uncertainty.
NASA’s CINEMA mission will send nine satellites to study Earth’s magnetotail and auroras, aiming to better understand energy flows and magnetic substorms.
In a controversial move, Amsterdam is increasing efforts to repatriate homeless individuals suffering from crack addiction, aiming to provide support and address public health concerns.
Laurence des Cars resigns as Louvre director months after a jewel theft, closing a chapter marked by ambition, challenge, and the fragility of stewardship.
Taiwan’s Central Weather Administration says a total lunar eclipse will coincide with the March 3 Lantern Festival, offering skywatchers a rare celestial display.
Ukraine’s war has evolved into a machine-driven conflict, where drones and robotics replace traditional infantry in a landscape reshaped by endurance and innovation.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has arrived in Israel for an official visit aimed at strengthening bilateral ties and fostering cooperation in various sectors.
Venezuelan authorities have released cadets who were imprisoned for their involvement in a controversial video game, following the implementation of a new amnesty law aimed at promoting national reconciliation.
MPs’ open criticism of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor signals a quiet shift in parliamentary tradition, as deference to royalty yields to transparency and accountability.
Punch, the once-lonely macaque of Ichikawa Zoo, has begun forming bonds with fellow monkeys, marking a gentle turn from solitude toward belonging.
China blacklists 20 Japanese entities over dual-use technology concerns, signaling growing tension as trade and security converge across East Asia.