Is Japan really ready to let the world back in?
Once Prime Minister Fumio Kishida of Japan eased COVID-19 restrictions, the arrival of Omicron in late November 2021 significantly altered
H&M joins TJX and others in leaving Russia
In a statement released on Monday, July 18, H&M, the world’s second-largest fashion retailer, announced that it will close its
Scorching hot weather to return to China this week
The state weather forecaster has predicted that sweltering summer heat waves would return to broad portions of China this week,
Time’s up: Mexico’s drug kingpin captured
When it came to finding notorious drug lord Rafael Caro Quintero, the United States had no doubts about its motives
Police response to Texas school massacre deemed ‘lackadaisical’
At least 19 children and two teachers were slain in the Uvalde, Texas, school shooting on Sunday (Jul 17) when
Russian TV worker detained after live war protest
Marina Ovsyannikova, a Russian media worker who staged a demonstration against the invasion of Ukraine on live state television in
How the civil war shape South Korean politics
Both Pyongyang and Seoul were profoundly affected by North Korea’s attempt to reunify the Korean peninsula by absorbing South Korea
Start of Reformation: Rewriting Chile’s Constitution
Similar to the 2018 “yellow vest” riots in France, protests in Chile began over an unpopular public transportation fare hike,
Security and Development Summit and UAE’s leadership towards regional development
On Saturday, at the sidelines of ongoing Jeddah Security and Development Summit, President of United Arab Emirates His Highness Sheikh
José Ramón Balaguer, 90, dies in Cuba
As health minister, Balaguer deployed thousands of Cuban doctors on missions to Venezuela and other poor countries in an attempt
