Politics

Brazil is preparing to waive visa requirements for Chinese tourists and business travelers, with an announcement expected in early 2026. The move aims to deepen ties with its largest trading partner, China.

Algeria's parliament has unanimously passed a law declaring France's 132-year colonial rule a 'crime' and demanding an official apology and reparations, escalating diplomatic tensions.

Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger have formed a 5,000-strong joint military force to combat armed groups. This analysis explores whether their deepening alliance with Russia can solve the region's security crisis.

Algeria's parliament has passed a law criminalizing French colonization, demanding a formal apology and reparations. The move comes as diplomatic relations hit a historic low.

Former Trump adviser Robert O'Brien calls South Korea's probe into Coupang's 33.7M user data leak an "aggressive targeting," sparking fears of a US-Korea trade dispute.

South Korea has confirmed three new cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza, bringing the season's total to 21. Authorities are implementing culling and standstill orders to contain the spread.

Four prisoners in the UK linked to Palestine Action are continuing a hunger strike despite severe health risks. This article covers their demands and the escalating political fallout.

Sudan's government presented a three-point peace plan at the UN, but it was immediately rejected by the paramilitary RSF. The move dims hopes of ending a three-year civil war.

Iran rejects IAEA inspections of its nuclear facilities bombed by the U.S. in June, demanding the UN watchdog first define "post-war conditions." The move escalates tensions as the legal status of the JCPOA is also contested at the UN.

Four UN human rights experts have condemned the US naval blockade of Venezuela as 'illegal armed aggression,' citing over 100 deaths and violations of international law.

A second deadly explosion in Moscow in less than a week has killed three people, including two police officers. The blast follows a car bombing that killed a senior general, heightening security fears in the Russian capital.

It's the 10th anniversary of the Dentsu 'karoshi' (overwork death) tragedy. The victim's mother says her 'suffering only increases.' How much has Japan's work culture truly changed in a decade?