Bulgaria holds its eighth election in five years, with former president Rumen Radev leading polls, reflecting public frustration and uncertainty over the country’s political direction.
New Zealand farmers trial a native seaweed supplement to slash methane emissions, turning the tide toward a more sustainable future for the dairy industry.
North Korea launched multiple short-range ballistic missiles into the sea, continuing a pattern of tests that heighten regional tension and challenge international restrictions
Jamaican scientists develop drought-resistant yams, securing a staple of the national diet against the challenges of a warming climate.
Iran has fired on ships and reimposed restrictions in the Strait of Hormuz, disrupting a key global oil route and raising concerns over escalating geopolitical tensions.
Jamaica’s NEPA launches a massive reef restoration project, planting the seeds of a living shield to protect the island's shores and soul.
The Bank of Jamaica maintains a steady hand on the economy, keeping inflation in check and providing a stable foundation for national growth.
New Zealand deploys advanced deep-sea sensors along the Hikurangi fault, turning the silence of the ocean floor into a vital warning system for the nation.
Jamaica expands its diplomatic footprint across the African continent, weaving a new tapestry of economic and cultural partnership based on shared heritage.
Jamaican researchers at UWI unlock the healing secrets of local plants, offering a new botanical hope in the global fight against cancer.
New Zealand expands its reach into the Antarctic frost, leading a global scientific effort to decode the mysteries of the ice and protect our climate
Jamaica hosts a critical climate summit where island nations unite to forge a resilient future against the encroaching tides of a changing world.
A French UN peacekeeper was killed and three others injured in an attack in southern Lebanon.
A gunman attack in Kyiv left at least six dead and several injured before police ended a hostage standoff.
Caracas macaws face nesting loss as palm tree removal reduces vital breeding sites across the city.
Japan and Australia finalize a major frigate defense deal, strengthening Indo-Pacific naval cooperation.
Oil tankers resume cautious movement through the Strait of Hormuz amid lingering regional uncertainty.
Ukraine and Russia intensify mutual strikes, targeting cities and energy infrastructure amid ongoing war escalation.
Reports of attacks and restrictions in the Strait of Hormuz raise renewed concerns over maritime security and global energy stability.
A French soldier was killed and three wounded in Lebanon during a peacekeeping-related attack, prompting international concern and investigation.
A Los Angeles judge ruled that Alec Baldwin will face a civil trial concerning negligent actions on the set of Rust, where a prop gun discharged, resulting in the death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.
In response to record-breaking heat, the Japan Meteorological Agency has officially adopted the term "kokushobi," meaning "cruelly hot day," for days when temperatures reach 40°C or higher. This new designation aims to raise awareness and encourage vigilance against extreme heat.
In a recent address at the Antalya Diplomacy Forum in Turkey, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov asserted that the balance of global power is shifting towards major emerging economies such as China and India. He emphasized that the era of U.S.-led globalization is coming to an end, a change largely attributable to U.S. policies.
As Argentina grapples with an ongoing economic crisis, the consumption of donkey meat has become increasingly common, a development linked to rising beef prices and a shift in dietary habits. This trend has sparked controversy and debate about the cultural implications and health concerns surrounding this new meat source.