Palestinians hold onto an aid truck returning to Gaza City from the northern Gaza Strip on Tuesday.
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Over 1,000 Gaza aid-seekers killed by Israeli forces since May: U.N. : NPR
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Von der Leyen demands answers from Zelenskyy as new law threatens EU bid – POLITICO
“The president of the European Commission was in contact with President Zelenskyy about these latest developments,” Guillaume Mercier, European Commission spokesperson, told POLITICO. “President von der Leyen conveyed her strong…
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Russia ousts Germany from global top-five beer brewers – report
A surge in domestic production has helped the country relegate the EU nation to sixth place
Russia has overtaken Germany in beer production for the first time, pushing the EU country out of the…
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Russia ousts Germany from global top-five beer brewers report
A surge in domestic production has helped the country relegate the EU nation to sixth place
Russia has overtaken Germany in beer production for the first time, pushing the EU country out of the top five global brewers, according to an industry…
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"Laowai" in China | Inbound tourists indulged with shopping spree in Shanghai
(250723) — SHANGHAI, July 23, 2025 (Xinhua) — An Iranian student (L) tastes local specialties with her parents at a gift shop on Nanjing Road in east China’s Shanghai on July 17, 2025.
China now has unilateral visa exemption for 47 countries…
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The delivery date for Patriot missile systems to Ukraine has been postponed to 2026.
The delivery of Patriot anti-aircraft missile systems to Ukraine, promised by US President Donald Trump, has been postponed until 2026, according to the German weekly Spiegel.
The weekly noted that the first system…
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‘A whole generation has grown up independent of Russia’ Expert Thomas de Waal explains the politics behind Moscow’s waning influence in the South Caucasus
Relations between Russia and Azerbaijan have gone from bad to worse this year. Tensions first flared back in December, when an Azerbaijan Airlines passenger jet crashed in western Kazakhstan — a tragedy widely blamed on a Russian…
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Mass bankruptcies threaten Russian construction sector – industry leader
The rise in insolvencies is attributed to high borrowing costs and shrinking demand
The Russian infrastructure construction sector is expected to see a wave of bankruptcies this year, according…
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Exile or prison: Activists and journalists flee Bukele’s crackdown in El Salvador
The fiercest voices of dissent against President Nayib Bukele have long feared a widespread crackdown. They weathered police raids on their homes, watched their friends being thrown into jail and jumped…
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