The international community has voiced deep concern over Israel’s recently approved the E1 settlement plan in the West Bank, warning that the decision poses a serious threat to the prospects of a two-state solution for Israel and Palestine.
President of the Republic of Korea (RoK) Lee Jae Myung will visit Japan and hold talks with Prime Minister Ishiba Shigeru, before travelling to the US to attend the RoK–US Summit on August 25.
The window for negotiations on the Iran nuclear deal is closing as the parties take increasingly hard-line positions. Ten years since the signing of the historic agreement, Europe now finds itself at a crossroads: to continue pursuing diplomacy or to reimpose sanctions and increase pressure on Tehran.
King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck and Queen Jetsun Pema Wangchuck of Bhutan arrived in Ha Noi on August 18, beginning their five-day state visit to Viet Nam, at the invitation of State President Luong Cuong and his spouse.
As a sector under pressure from environmentalists and investors to take stronger action against climate change, the shipping industry is facing major challenges in avoiding “lagging behind” in the current race to cut emissions.
From September 4 to 10, the Algerian capital will become the epicenter of African trade. More than a mere economic gathering, the 4th edition of the Intra - African Trade Fair (IATF) symbolizes Algeria's unwavering continental ambition - one that the nation is determined to fully embrace.
The plan to occupy Gaza City recently approved by Israel’s Security Cabinet has “poured more fuel” onto the ever-simmering “cauldron” of the Middle East.
Efforts to pursue a green transition in the European Union (EU) have marked a historic milestone as, for the first time, solar power became the largest source of electricity supply. With the climate crisis growing ever more severe, green energy has served a dual role: safeguarding energy security and curbing global temperature rise.
August 6 marks the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, Japan. Three days later is the commemoration of the victims of the second atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki.
Namibia has followed in the footsteps of Zimbabwe, Zambia and Malawi to become one of the pioneering nations participating in the campaign on ending learning poverty for all African people.
In recent days, a growing number of countries have recognised the State of Palestine, contributing to a positive wave of international support for the Palestinian people amid their ongoing hardships. This international recognition is seen as a vital step toward ensuring lasting peace and regional stability in the Middle East.
Global leaders at the second UN Food Systems Summit recently held in the Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa called for urgent, coordinated action to tackle mounting food insecurity worldwide.
The dire situation in Gaza was one of the main topics at the international conference on the Israel – Palestine conflict held in New York (the US), gathering ministers from over 100 countries.
The US and the European Union (EU) have reached a deal to resolve their long-standing tariff dispute, effectively averting a full-blown trade war. The agreement, announced just days ahead of the August 1 deadline, spares the EU from sweeping 30% US tariffs.
A setback for Middle East peace
