More than half of Britons back rejoining EU a decade after Brexit vote
Ten years after the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union, public opinion appears to have shifted significantly, with a majority of Britons...
South Korea accelerates solar push amid energy crisis
South Korea is rapidly scaling up its renewable energy ambitions, using the ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East as a catalyst to fast-track...
Over £1 billion pledged for Sudan as humanitarian crisis worsens
More than £1 billion has been pledged by international donors to support Sudan, as the country grapples with what is widely described as the...
Snap to lay off 1,000 employees pivots to AI-led efficiency
Social media company Snap Inc., the parent of Snapchat, has announced plans to lay off around 1,000 employees—approximately 16% of its full-time workforce—as part...
Pakistani, Bangladeshi migrants ‘coached’ to fake sexual orientation for UK asylum
An undercover investigation has uncovered an alleged network in the United Kingdom that is helping migrants from Pakistan and Bangladesh falsely claim they are...
US announces probe as 10 scientists dead or missing since 2023
At least 10 scientists and researchers in the United States—many of whom were linked to sensitive fields such as UFO studies, nuclear science, and...
After 1,200 years, Japan’s cherry blossom record set to continue
A centuries-old record tracking the blooming of cherry blossoms in Japan—one of the world’s longest continuous climate datasets—is set to continue despite the death...
Australia appoints first female Army chief in historic military milestone
Australia has named Lieutenant General Susan Coyle as the country’s first-ever female Chief of Army, marking a watershed moment in the nation’s 125-year military...
Over 300 children test HIV-positive in Pakistan after syringe reuse
A major healthcare lapse has come to light in Pakistan’s Punjab province after more than 300 children tested positive for HIV, with an undercover...