North Korea slams missile warning pact between South
The North Korean media has slammed the missile pact between South Korea, the United States and Japan, saying that the
Recession hits Germany as Q1 GDP falls by
A recession is usually represented by two successive quarters of decline. Compared to the previous three months, the German economy
When Tina Turner took a tour of India
Called the Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll, Tina Turner passed away Wednesday in her home in Küsnacht near Zurich, Switzerland,
Tina Turner: Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll passes
Dubbed the Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll, legendary singer Tina Turner died Wednesday in Switzerland aged 83 after a long
Devastating Epidemic Threatens Resilient Coral Reefs in the
A deadly epidemic has emerged in the Red Sea, causing the complete extinction of an entire species of sea urchin
Nikkei in Japan is at a 33-year high,
Investors are optimistic that the rise in the third-largest market in the world has just begun as Japan’s stock market
Seoul to turn purple in June to celebrate
Major landmarks in the South Korean capital of Seoul will be turned purple next month to mark the tenth anniversary
Asia water and energy supplies at risk due
Climate-related disruptions have caused water and energy supplies to be at risk in 16 Asian countries, according to a research.
Children In East Asia And Pacific: Coping With
In East Asia and the Pacific region, children are more exposed to the risks of climate change and environmental hazards
Federal Regulatory Body Considered for College Athletes’ NIL
In a significant development for college athletes’ rights, a House subcommittee is currently discussing the establishment of a federal regulatory
