China announces plans to boost economy
China's central bank has introduced significant plans and measures to stimulate the country's slowing economy. Pan Gongsheng, Governor of the People's Bank of China...
Switzerland: People reject environment, pensions referendums
Swiss voters rejected two key proposals in twin referendums on Sunday: one aimed at strengthening biodiversity protections and another focused on pension system reforms,...
Declining population in Singapore can impact economy
Singapore could face a population decline within the next decade without immigration, a demographic shift that would have wide-reaching impact, particularly on the city's...
Violence worsens in Myanmar against Rohingya refugees
Rohingya refugees, who fled Myanmar for the second time last month, was forced to fight alongside the military responsible for driving his family out...
Flight diverted after mouse crawled out of meal
Airline meals don't usually come with high expectations, but a passenger encountered more than just an unappetizing dish this week when a mouse emerged...
Japan: Thousands evacuated amid floods
Japanese authorities ordered tens of thousands to evacuate the Ishikawa region on Saturday following severe flooding and landslides caused by "unprecedented" rainfall. By 11:00...
EXPLAINED: Ghana’s new gender equality law
Advocates for women’s rights are urging the swift enforcement of Ghana’s new gender equity law, signed by the president on Thursday, nearly three decades...
Microsoft finalises nuclear site for AI power
The Three Mile Island nuclear plant, known for the most significant nuclear accident in U.S. history, is preparing to restart as Microsoft seeks new...
Canada announces 10% cut in 2025 international student intake
The Canadian government announced on Wednesday that it will cut international student admissions by 10% in 2025 compared to this year.In a statement, Immigration,...