Kim Jong-un Special Plane En Route To Vladivostok For Talks With President Putin

North Korean State Affairs Commission Chairman Kim Jong-un's Special Plane Has Been Spotted En Route To Vladivostok, Russia, Where He Will Hold Talks With President Vladimir Putin.

Kim Jong-un Crosses Into Russian Territory, Plans Meeting With Putin

North Korean Leader Kim Jong-un Has Entered Russian Territory, With Plans For A Summit Meeting With President Vladimir Putin. The Two Leaders Are Likely To Discuss Arms Trade Amid Russia's Conflict With Ukraine.

China Releases First National Action Plan To Accelerate Metaverse Development

The Chinese Government Has Released Its "Three-Year Action Plan For The Innovative Development Of The Metaverse Industry (2023-2025)," Marking A Significant Milestone In The Country's Metaverse Sector.

China Anti-Japanese Narrative Amplifies Concerns Over Fukushima Cooling Water

China's Labeling Of The Release Of Filtered Cooling Water From The Fukushima Nuclear Disaster Site As A Health Risk Is Driving Widespread Fear Among Its Citizens. While International Experts Deem The Water Safe, The Anti-Japanese Narrative Promoted By The Chinese Government Fuels Public Anxiety.

Taking The Escalator Up The Mountain

Hong Kong's Mountainous Terrain Presents A Unique Challenge For Residents And Visitors Who Want To Live Or Enjoy The View From The Higher Areas Of The Main Island. To Address This, The City Has Developed An Elaborate Escalator System That Provides Convenient Transportation.

Iran Releases Five US Citizens From Prison, Places Them Under House Arrest

Iran Has Released Five US Citizens Who Were Imprisoned In Tehran, But They Have Been Placed Under House Arrest And Are Not Allowed To Leave The Country. The US Government Sees This As An Encouraging Step, Although Further Negotiations Are Needed To Bring Them Back Home.

Japan Population Shrinks At Record Pace

Many Industrialized Countries Are Experiencing Low Birth Rates, But The Problem Is Particularly Acute In Japan. The Country's Population Has Now Declined For The 14th Consecutive Year.

Long-time Ruler Hun Sen Hands Power To His Son

ust Re-elected, Now He Is Handing Over His Position To His Son: Cambodia's Prime Minister Hun Sen Has Announced His Resignation. In Three Weeks, Hun Manet Will Take Over, Said The Leader On Television.

China Sets New Heat Record: Temperature Soars To 52.2 Degrees Celsius In Northwestern Region

A New Heat Record Has Been Set In China. In The Remote Village Of Sanbao In Northwestern China, The Temperature Soared To 52.2 Degrees Celsius On Sunday

Thailand Senate Blocks Election Winner

Thailand's Progressive Election Winner, Pita, Was Not Elected As The New Prime Minister In A Parliamentary Vote. The Result Could Trigger Larger Demonstrations.

Russian General Dismissed For Criticizing Military Strategy And Lack Of Artillery Defense

A Russian General Claims To Have Been Dismissed As A Commander For Expressing Criticism Of The Military Strategy And Highlighting The Deaths Of Russian Soldiers Due To A Lack Of Artillery Defense.

Unresolved Murder Fuels India-Sikh Tensions: The Impact Of Hardeep Singh Nijjar Death On The Khalistan Movement

The Brazen Murder Of Prominent Sikh Leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar Outside A Temple In British Columbia, Canada Has Sparked Outrage Among His Supporters And Intensified Global 

Disastrous Flooding And Landslides In Himachal Pradesh Strand Tourists In Manali

Recent Drone Footage Has Captured The Alarming Aftermath Of Severe Flooding And Landslides In The Northern Indian State Of Himachal Pradesh. 

Humanitarian Deliveries To Syria Temporarily Halted As UN Security Council Fails To Reach Agreement

The UN Security Council Has Been Struggling For Days To Reach An Agreement. Aid Deliveries To People In Syria Are Now Suspended Until The Council Can Agree On An Extension Of The Deliveries.

Australia: The Hidden Dive Sites Of Sydney Bay

While Australia Is Renowned For Its Great Barrier Reef, There Are Other Equally Magnificent Sites Where One Can Encounter Sharks, Seals, And Fascinating Fish Species.

Indonesia: Borneo Jungle, The Last Sanctuary Of Orangutans

Deep Within The Indonesian Jungle Of Borneo, The Last Remaining Orangutans Find Refuge. With Their Population Dwindling, Now Estimated To Be Fewer Than 60,000, Efforts Are Underway To Save This Endangered Species.

"Assessing The Impact Of Janet Yellen Trip To Beijing On US-China Relations: A Step Forward Or Merely Diplomatic Gestures?"

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen Recently Concluded A Four-day Trip To China, With The Aim Of Rebuilding Bridges And Improving Relations Between The Two Countries.

Deadly Attack At Chinese Kindergarten Leaves 6 Dead And 1 Injured

Authorities In The City Of Lianjiang Have Reported That A Suspect Has Been Arrested Following An Attack At A Kindergarten That Resulted In The Deaths Of A Teacher, Two Parents, And Three Students.

Sochi River Horota: Rising Water Levels And Safety Measures

In Recent News From Sochi, Russia, The City's Administration Activated Sirens Due To The River Horota Reaching Dangerous Water Levels During Heavy Rainfall. The Local Authorities Have Issued

Kolomna Flooded: Severe Weather Causes Chaos In Suburban Town

Streets In The Suburban Town Of Kolomna Have Been Flooded Due To Heavy Rains, According To The Mayor Of The City, Alexander Grechishev, In His Telegram Channel.

Driver Who Ran Over Four Schoolchildren In Japan Claims To Have Done It Intentionally

NHK: Truck Driver Who Ran Over Four Schoolchildren In Japan Claims To Have Done It Intentionally The Driver Of A Truck Who On Thursday Drove Onto The Premises Of An Elementary School In The City Of Kurashiki In Japan

Smooth Traffic Flow Restored On The Crimean Bridge In Both Directions

The Ministry Of Transport Of Crimea Has Announced That There Are No Queues On The Crimean Bridge From Either Side.

Multiple Fatalities In Pakistan Floods: Lahore City Hit Hardest

After Heavy Monsoon Rains, 24 People Have Lost Their Lives In Pakistan. The City Most Affected Is Lahore, Located In The East, Where Entire Streets Are Underwater.

Russian Lawmaker Calls For Voluntary Shift Away From Apple Gadgets, Advocates Natural Decline In Demand

Deputy Anton Goryelkin Of The State Duma Believes That Conditions Should Be Created To Naturally Decrease The Demand For Apple Products In Russia

Israel Concludes Military Operation In Jenin: Success Achieved Amidst Destruction

Israel Has Concluded Its Military Operation In Jenin, In The West Bank, And Considers The Mission A Complete Success.

Water Scarcity Crisis Grips Koh Samui Amidst Post-Pandemic Tourism Boom

The Popular Vacation Island Of Koh Samui In Thailand Is Facing Significant Water Problems, With The Current Drought And Increased Water Demand Due To The Post-pandemic Tourism Boom.

At Least 15 Dead As Severe Flooding Ravages China

Following Heavy Rainfall, Several Parts Of China Are Experiencing Severe Flooding, With Authorities Reporting At Least 15 Fatalities.

Concerns Mount Over Threat To Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant

The Provocations Are Escalating: Moscow And Kyiv Accuse Each Other Of Planning Attacks On The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant.

Israeli Army Withdraws From Jenin: Confrontations And Rockets In The West Bank

The Israeli Military Has Withdrawn Its Soldiers From The Jenin Refugee Camp In The West Bank. Violent Clashes Were Reported To Have Erupted Between Israeli Forces And Palestinian

Car Plows Into Crowd In Tel Aviv: Multiple Injuries Reported

In Tel Aviv, A Car Drove Into A Crowd Of People, Injuring Several Individuals. The Hamas Referred To The Alleged Attack As A "reaction" To Israel's Military Operation In The West Bank

Wurigong Festival Celebrates Hezhe Ethnic Culture In China Heilongjiang Province

FUYUAN, July 2 (Xinhua) - A Young Member Of The Hezhe Ethnic Group Participates In A Competition During The 11th Edition Of The Wurigong

China Hopes To Expand Cooperation With Russian Navy For Peace And Stability

China Hopes To Expand Its Cooperation With The Russian Navy In Order To Jointly Contribute To The Maintenance Of Peace And Stability

Russia Expresses Readiness To Enhance Contacts With Chinese Navy At All Levels

Russia Is Ready To Expand Contacts With The Chinese Navy At All Levels And Continue Joint Exercises And Patrols Of The Naval Forces Of Both Countries

Iran Condemns "For A Free Iran" Summit In Paris Amidst Political Unrest

Iran Has Condemned The "For A Free Iran" Summit Organized By The Local Office Of The "People's Mojahedin Organization Of Iran"

Body Of Missing Five-Year-Old Girl Found In The Orenburg Region

The Body Of A Five-year-old Girl Who Had Been Missing For Several Days In Sorochinsk, Orenburg Region

Horrifying Scene In China: Husband Repeatedly Runs Over His Wife And Ensures Her Last Breath

A Series Of Prominent Domestic Violence Cases In China Has Sparked Widespread Anger, Including A Daylight Murder Captured On A Viral Video In Recent Days.

Controversy Surrounds Re-Election Of Qu Dongyu As FAO Director-General

Chinese Candidate Qu Dongyu Has Been Re-elected As The Director-General Of The United Nations Food And Agriculture Organization (FAO).