International
Israel Election Turnout Hits 77.7%, Highest Level Since 1999
Israel election turnout reached 77.7 percent, marking the highest voter participation rate since 1999 as citizens flocked to ballot boxes across the country.
Category: International
International
Serbia Student Movement Ends Vucic’s 14-Year Rule, But Political Agenda Remains Unclear
A youth-led Serbia student movement has shaken Vucic's 14-year rule, yet questions mount over the coalition's long-term leadership and unclear political agenda.
International
Britain’s New Respect Orders Spark Fierce Free Speech Backlash
Britain's new Respect Orders have ignited fierce debate over civil liberties, with critics warning the antisocial behaviour crackdown risks silencing free speech.
International
Why Young Israelis Are More Conservative Than Their Parents
Explore why young Israelis are more conservative than their parents, driven by security conflicts, demographic shifts, and evolving political attitudes.
International
UK to Invest £100m in World-First AI Biosecurity Lab to Counter Biological Threats
The UK will invest £100m in a world-first AI biosecurity lab to counter biological threats, prevent pathogen misuse, and strengthen global health defenses.
Economy
Iran’s Oil Lifeline Is Drying Up: Why Ordinary Citizens Face the Biggest Pain
As Iran’s oil lifeline dries up under tightening sanctions, ordinary citizens bear the heaviest economic burden from soaring inflation and currency collapse.
International
What Lies Ahead for China After Xi Jinping: Succession, Economy, and Global Power
What lies ahead for China after Xi Jinping? Explore the succession challenges, economic trajectories, and political shifts facing Beijing in the post-Xi era.
International
Former Colombian President Accused of Exploiting Dozens of Women for Parties
A former Colombian president accused of exploiting dozens of women for parties faces growing scrutiny as legal authorities and rights groups demand justice.
International
Iran’s Hardliners Turn Against President Pezeshkian Over Western Diplomacy
Hardliners turn against President Pezeshkian as ultraconservatives in Iran fiercely oppose his diplomatic outreach to the West and plans for nuclear talks.
International
French Supermarkets Face Millions in Losses After Cyberattack Hits Refrigerators Nationwide
French supermarkets face millions in losses as a cyberattack hits refrigerators nationwide, spoiling perishable food and raising critical retail IoT concerns.
