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Hundreds oppose new Chinese embassy in London

Hundreds gathered outside the proposed site of China’s new London embassy, citing security concerns and opposition to the regime.

Telegram's Durov allowed to leave France amid probe, AFP reports

French authorities have temporarily lifted travel restrictions on Telegram CEO Pavel Durov, allowing him to leave France amid an ongoing probe into criminal activities on the platform. Durov, under investigation since August, has reportedly departed for Dubai after posting €5 million bail.

Athlete runs across Sahara for climate awareness

Raising awareness about climate change and water conservation, German adventurer Tanja Braun completed an 850-kilometer run across the Saharan Desert. Her journey, which included running through extreme desert conditions, took her from Erg Chigaga to Erg Chibbi in Morocco.

TotalEnergies faces French manslaughter probe over Mozambique attack

China requires labeling of AI-generated online content

UAE, Bahrain launch satellites to boost space, climate monitoring

President Aliyev approves Azerbaijan’s membership in D-8

Azerbaijan has officially joined the D-8 Organization for Economic Cooperation following President Ilham Aliyev’s approval. The move, backed by D-8 leaders at the Cairo Summit, strengthens Azerbaijan’s global economic ties and aligns with the bloc’s mission.

Cuba still largely without power after nationwide grid collapse

Severe storms and tornadoes leave trail of destruction across U.S.

Bolivia grapples with fuel shortages and economic strain

Long queues stretched across La Paz on Friday as fuel shortages and soaring prices of essential goods fueled growing public frustration.