Japanese regulators have ordered Google to stop practices they say breach national antitrust laws, marking the first time the country has issued such a directive to a global technology company. The Ja...
The United Nations has issued a stark warning that continued neglect of Sudan’s escalating refugee crisis will lead to “catastrophic consequences”, as the country’s civil war enters its th...
Harvard University has been hit with a $2.2 billion freeze on federal funding after it rejected a list of far-reaching demands from the Trump administration, which claims it is attempting to combat an...
China has reportedly instructed its airlines to suspend deliveries of Boeing aircraft, deepening the trade rift with the United States as tensions continue to rise between the world’s two largest econ...
Sudan on Tuesday reached a grim milestone — two years of a brutal war that has claimed tens of thousands of lives, displaced over 13 million people, and sparked what the United Nations describes as th...
The United States Embassy in Nigeria has announced new requirements for visa applicants in Abuja and Lagos, aimed at tightening the application process and reducing administrative delays. The updated ...
China has introduced visa restrictions on certain United States personnel in response to what it describes as “bad behaviour” concerning Tibet-related matters, the Foreign Ministry confirmed on Monday...
South Korea’s ousted President Yoon Suk Yeol has insisted his brief declaration of martial law late last year was not an attempted coup, as he appeared in court on Monday to face charges of leading an...
The UK government has taken control of Britain’s last remaining primary steelmaking facility from its Chinese owners in an emergency move aimed at preserving the country’s steel production capacity. P...
Robert Vieira, an American citizen who had been detained in Tunisia for over a year, was released on Sunday, according to a statement from U.S. Special Envoy Adam Boehler. Vieira had spent 13 months i...