
Pressure Without Footsteps: Britain’s Quiet Move Against Sudan’s Conflict
The UK has imposed new sanctions targeting figures and networks sustaining Sudan’s ongoing conflict, aiming to curb resources fueling the war.

The UK has imposed new sanctions targeting figures and networks sustaining Sudan’s ongoing conflict, aiming to curb resources fueling the war.

Extreme rainfall and freezing temperatures have caused widespread disruptions across Europe, leading to flooding, travel delays, and power outages. Thousands have been evacuated as the storm continues its havoc.

A 4-year-old boy in Australia is feared dead after disappearing from his home. Police have declared the case a major crime and are investigating all possibilities as they search for answers.

Somalia’s president has ordered coordinated national and humanitarian efforts to respond to worsening drought and protect vulnerable communities.

The phrase “civilisation would be broken without real men” explores the role of masculinity in shaping society. While the concept of "real men" has evolved, it highlights the timeless values of responsibility and leadership.

Namcor and its partners hosted an offshore oil and gas masterclass, focusing on technical knowledge and capacity-building as Namibia navigates growing energy interest.

In a recent phone call, Xi Jinping urged Trump to be "prudent" about supplying arms to Taiwan, warning of the geopolitical risks involved. The conversation highlights ongoing tensions in U.S.-China relations.

The second day of Ukraine-Russia peace talks in the UAE ended without any breakthrough, as both sides remained deeply divided on key issues. While dialogue continues, prospects for a resolution remain uncertain.

A worker has died at Newmont’s remote Tanami gold mine in Australia, prompting a pause in operations and an ongoing investigation.

Debate grows in Australia as Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s visit sparks calls for arrest, legal scrutiny, and widespread protests, highlighting tensions over international law and public sentime

Keir Starmer apologized to Jeffrey Epstein’s victims after appointing Lord Mandelson as U.K. ambassador to the U.S., acknowledging the hurt caused by past associations.

Record-breaking snowfall blanketed parts of Japan this winter, transforming cities and villages into quiet landscapes shaped by resilience and pause.

Ukraine says Russian drones used Starlink signals before SpaceX intervened, disabling terminals and disrupting command systems tied to strikes on Kyiv.

Queen Máxima has joined the Dutch army as a reservist, reflecting a growing acknowledgment that security in Europe can no longer be assumed.

Queen Máxima has joined the Dutch army as a reservist, reflecting a growing acknowledgment that security in Europe can no longer be assumed.

Indonesia and South Africa have signed a tourism cooperation agreement covering seven key areas, including joint marketing, sustainable tourism, and capacity-building, aiming to boost mutual tourism growth.

Pakistan’s military says 216 fighters were killed in a weeklong operation in Balochistan, as the province returns to a tense, familiar quiet.

The families of Boeing 737 MAX crash victims have filed a motion in a federal appeals court to revive a criminal case against Boeing, seeking accountability for the deaths of 346 people in two crashes.

BPJPH and USDA strengthen bilateral ties to boost halal trade, aligning certification standards, enhancing product quality, and expanding market access for halal products between Indonesia and the U.S.

The expiration of the New START treaty highlights China's role in global nuclear dynamics, with Beijing’s refusal to join arms control talks complicating efforts to maintain stability between the U.S. and Russia.

China announces it will pause future deals with Panama after the cancellation of a key ports contract, reflecting growing tensions between the two nations over infrastructure and geopolitical concerns.

The Mount Fuji Sakura viewing festival has been canceled this year due to rising concerns over visitors' disruptive behaviour, including littering, excessive drinking, and damage to the environment.

A U.S. ruling on the 45Z clean fuel tax credit clarified eligibility for canola, easing uncertainty and boosting confidence across an industry closely tied to renewable fuel markets.

A U.S. ruling on the 45Z clean fuel tax credit clarified eligibility for canola, easing uncertainty and boosting confidence across an industry closely tied to renewable fuel markets.