New Zealand will head to the polls on November 7 after Prime Minister Christopher Luxon formally announced the general election date, setting the stage for a closely watched political contest later this year. The announcement comes as Luxon highlights his government’s performance on the economy and law and order, while opposition parties prepare to challenge […]
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China has stated that the United Kingdom had an international obligation to approve the construction of its new mega embassy in London, following Britain’s decision to officially grant approval to the controversial project. Speaking at a press conference, Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun emphasized that host countries are required under international norms to support […]
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Rescue teams in Karachi continued combing through the blackened ruins of Gul Plaza on Tuesday, desperately searching for 63 people still missing after a devastating fire that raged for nearly two days and claimed at least 21 lives. The blaze, the city’s worst in more than a decade, erupted late Saturday evening and rapidly engulfed […]
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Starting this year, all Malaysian university students—both in public and private institutions—will be required to study the Federal Constitution and Malaysian history as part of their general education, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim announced. Speaking at the launch of the National Education Blueprint (RPN) 2026–2035 today, the Prime Minister emphasized that these subjects will […]
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Three of the United States’ highest-ranking Catholic archbishops have raised serious concerns about the country’s approach to international relations, urging that morality must guide America’s actions on the world stage. In a rare joint statement, Cardinals Blase Cupich of Chicago, Robert McElroy of Washington, and Joseph Tobin of Newark stressed that military force should only […]
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