China likely ‘very worried’ over zero-COVID protests, experts say.
China has seen protests play out over the nation in recent days for its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and its use of the zero-COVID strategy.
News
Calls for crackdown on construction in Italy after Ischia disaster.
Growing debate in Italy over the contribution of rampant illegal construction to the tragedy in island of Ischia in the Gulf of Naples.
Klitschko: no full evacuation planned in Kyiv
There will be no complete evacuation of the capital residents, while temporary relocation of certain categories of the population to the city suburbs is possible.
Buffalo supermarket shooter pleads guilty to murder, hate charges for racist attack.
The plea guarantees the white shooter, 19-year-old Payton Gendron, will spend the rest of his life in prison for killing 10 Black shoppers and workers in May.
To restore power system, Ukraine needs transformers, air defense systems - Kuleba.
Minister for Foreign Affairs Dmytro Kuleba of Ukraine says transformers and air defense systems are needed to restore Ukraine's power system.
Pope Francis recognizes Russia as aggressor against Ukraine.
Pope Francis said that Russia is the aggressor in the Russo-Ukrainian war.
In meteorite, Alberta researchers discover 2 minerals never before seen on Earth.
A meteorite expert from the University of Alberta was part of a team of researchers that discovered at least two new minerals never before seen on earth.
Georgian Ex-President's Trial Postponed After Doctors Deny Transfer.
Doctors for former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili have recommended against transporting him to the Tbilisi City Court building from a clinic where he has been treated since May despite his desire to take part in a hearing in a case against...
Macron travels to meet Biden and ‘speak for Europe’.
Visit will feature discussions on Ukraine, industrial relations, energy and China
Northern Europe, Baltic states commit to continued support for Ukraine.
Foreign ministers of Northern European and Baltic states have committed to continue supporting Ukraine politically and practically to ensure the country’s defense capabilities.
Ukraine counts on France to partake in setting up tribunal for Russian leadership.
Ukraine is counting on the participation of France in the creation of an international tribunal that will try Russia’s top political leadership for the crime of aggression.
Ukraine Army receives Brimstone 2 missiles from United Kingdom.
The United Kingdom has provided the Brimstone 2 precision-guided missiles to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, which played a crucial role in holding back the Russian aggression.
Ireland will continue on controversial Mali mission but with reduced troop commitment.
EU leaders are eager to push back on increasing Russian influence in the region
Some 5,000 Ukrainian women serving in combat roles, 101 were killed in action during all-out war – Defense Minister.
In the course of Russia’s full-scale invasion, 101 Ukrainian servicewomen were killed in action, and 50 others are considered missing, more than 100 were wounded, Ukrainian Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov told the 6th Ukrainian Women’...
Yermak, O’Brien agree to increase sanctions pressure on Russia.
Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Andriy Yermak and U.S. Department of State Sanctions Coordinator, Ambassador James O’Brien, who is paying a visit to Ukraine, have agreed to enhance coordination in order to increase sanctions pressur...
Xi in a quandary as lockdown protests hit China
President must decide whether to crack down on demonstrations or ease Covid restrictions
‘Hateful propaganda’: Joly to summon Russian envoy over embassy’s anti-LGBTQ tweets.
It will be the third time Global Affairs Canada has summoned ambassador Oleg Stepanov this year.
Mauna Loa, Hawaii’s biggest volcano, erupts for 1st time in 40 years.
The Mauna Loa volcano began erupting late Sunday night and is continuing to spew lava.
German mobile companies face sanctions threat to improve coverage.
After being given three years to tackle 500 data dead zones around the country, more than 400 remain
Over 50% of heat supply facilities affected by Russian attacks restored in Ukraine.
A total of 316 heat supply facilities affected by Russian attacks have already been restored in Ukraine, which is 53.3% of the total number of damaged objects.