China Stocks Edge Higher as New Energy Shares Surge Ahead of Key Data
China’s major stock indexes rose on Thursday, buoyed by strong gains in the new energy sector, as investors positioned ahead of a fresh batch...
Trump Signs Deal Ending Longest U.S. Government Shutdown
President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed legislation ending the 43-day government shutdown the longest in U.S. history after both chambers of Congress approved a...
Russia’s Lavrov Urges U.S. Restraint, Warns Against Escalating Ukraine Conflict
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said he hoped Washington would avoid any actions that could further escalate the war in Ukraine, voicing cautious optimism...
Epstein Emails Renew Scrutiny of Trump
Newly released emails have reignited questions about former President Donald Trump’s past association with Jeffrey Epstein, the financier and convicted sex offender who died...
From COP28 to COP30: The Growing Recognition of Nuclear in Global Climate Policy
As nations intensify their efforts to meet the Paris Agreement targets, the global conversation on clean energy is undergoing a marked evolution. Alongside renewables...
Romania’s Defence Strategy Focuses on Black Sea Risks
Romania aims to strengthen ties with Black Sea allies to protect its energy projects and become the European Union's largest gas producer by 2027,...
As Madrid seeks Chinese investment, Xi pushes for closer Spanish ties
Chinese President Xi Jinping met with Spain's King Felipe VI in Beijing, offering a vision of cooperation that would enhance both countries' economic security...
Kyrgyzstan Initiates $50 Million National Stablecoin Program
Kyrgyzstan has launched a national stablecoin called USDKG, valued at over $50 million, backed by gold and pegged to the U. S. dollar, according...
Corruption scandal forces Ukraine to suspend cabinet minister
Ukraine suspended a cabinet minister, German Galushchenko, pending an investigation into a $100 million kickback scheme related to energy procurement. This decision reflects growing...
IAEA: Iran Uranium Stockpile Verification ‘Long Overdue’
Iran has not allowed inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to access nuclear sites that were bombed in June, according to a...