Poland Shuts Russian Consulate After Rail Bombing
Poland’s Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski has announced that the Russian consulate in Gdańsk will be shut down after an explosion […]
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Death Toll in Ternopil Attack Rises to 20, Including Two Children
The death toll from a missile and drone strike on the western Ukrainian city of Ternopil has reached 20, including
Zelensky Seeks US-Backing in Turkey to Restart Russia Talks
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is set to travel to Türkiye on Wednesday to reignite stalled negotiations with Russia, leveraging growing
China Pledges to Protect Foreigners as Japan Advises Caution
Beijing has pledged on Tuesday to protect the safety of foreign nationals in China, following a travel advisory issued by
Anti-Christian attacks increase in Germany
A recent report reveals more than 2,200 anti-Christian incidents recorded across Europe in 2024, encompassing vandalism, assaults and even fatal
Germany Lifts Arms Embargo on Israel After Gaza Ceasefire
The German government has decided to lift its arms embargo on Israel following the recent ceasefire deal in Gaza. The
Indonesia Prepares Up to 20,000 Soldiers for Peacekeeping Role in Gaza
Indonesia announced it has trained up to 20,000 troops for a potential deployment to the Gaza Strip as part of
South Korea and US to Co-Develop Nuclear-Powered Submarines
South Korea will “move forward” with United States in building nuclear-powered submarines, said President Lee Jae Myung on Friday after
EU Eyes Training 3,000 Palestinian Police Officers from Gaza
The European Union is considering leading a programme to train some 3,000 police officers from the Gaza Strip who are
EU Backs US-Linked Gas Deal in The Mediterranean
The European Commission has given its support to a major offshore gas production initiative in the Mediterranean, backing Greece’s recent