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Syria’s government agrees to grant immediate access to UN nuclear inspectors to former suspected nuclear sites. Grossi reports interest in future nuclear energy, with optimism about inspection progress and cooperation. …
Syria to Allow Immediate Access for UN Nuclear Inspectors to Former Sites Read More
North Korea launched at least one ballistic missile toward the sea on Thursday, marking its first such activity since March 10 and escalating tensions on the Korean Peninsula. The launch …
North Korea Fires Ballistic Missile Amid Rising Regional Tensions Read More
President Trumps latest tariff update stands out for not including Russia, as Canada and Mexico in the mix. Russia faces sanctions for its activities in Ukraine while Canada and Mexico …
Understanding the Absence of Key Countries from Trump’s Tariff Announcement Read More
On April 2, President Trump unveiled reciprocal tariffs that predominantly excluded Canada and Mexico. These nations remain subject to existing tariffs while benefiting from exemptions under the USMCA. Both countries …
Canada and Mexico Escape Trump’s April 2 Tariffs Amid Ongoing Trade Tensions Read More
President Trump has announced new tariffs starting April 5, introducing a 10 percent baseline tariff globally while imposing additional steeper tariffs on nations deemed as offenders. Key trading partners face …
Overview of President Trump’s New Tariffs and Their Implications Read More
Canada and Mexico were exempt from President Trump’s April 2 reciprocal tariffs, originating from existing tariffs on imports, including a 25% duty on fentanyl. Despite this exclusion, they continue to …
Canada and Mexico Exempt from Trump’s April 2 Reciprocal Tariffs Read More
The United States, Japan, and South Korea reaffirm their commitment to North Korea’s complete denuclearization in a joint statement, highlighting their concerns about North Korea’s nuclear capabilities and cyber threats, …
US, Japan, and South Korea Reaffirm Commitment to Denuclearization of North Korea Read More
South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Tae-yul will attend the NATO foreign ministers’ meeting to enhance defense ties amid U.S. pressures. The meeting will address security cooperation between Europe and the …
South Korea Engages with NATO Amidst Rising Security Challenges Read More
North Korean troops have faced over 5,000 casualties while fighting in Kursk against Ukrainian forces, according to Britain’s defense ministry. This marks nearly half of the original 11,000 sent to …
North Korean Troops Experience High Casualties in Kursk Region Conflict Read More
A £77 million bridge is being built to connect northern North Korea with eastern Russia, scheduled for completion by 2026. The project, authorized by Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, is …
Construction of £77 Million Bridge to Connect North Korea and Russia Read More