Vietnam’s political landscape entered a new chapter as To Lam was unanimously re-appointed as General Secretary of the ruling Communist Party, securing his leadership of the one-party state through 2030. The decision was confirmed at the end of the party’s five-year congress, where all 180 members of the newly formed Central Committee voted in his […]
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has agreed to join a newly proposed international body called the “Board of Peace,” following an invitation from former US President Donald Trump. Netanyahu’s office confirmed the decision on Wednesday, describing the board as a global initiative that will bring together influential leaders to address conflicts and promote long-term stability. […]
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Japan is taking a major and controversial step today as it prepares to restart the world’s largest nuclear power plant for the first time since the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster. The Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear facility, operated by Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO), is set to resume operations after receiving final approval, despite strong resistance from local […]
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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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