- June 24th, 2025
Taiwanese semiconductor giant TSMC has applied for permanent authorization from Washington to allow the export of US chip-making equipment to its China-based factory. The US imposed export restrictions last year to prevent China from acquiring advanced semiconductor technology. The restrictions...
An Israeli embassy worker in Beijing was attacked with a knife by another foreign national and hospitalized on Friday. The Israeli foreign ministry confirmed the attack, which did not occur at the embassy compound. The employee is currently in stable...
Stock markets were mixed on Friday, with oil prices rising due to concerns about the impact of the Israel-Hamas conflict on Middle Eastern supplies. European gas prices reached their highest levels since February, and Energi Danmark analysts attributed the recent...
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken has stated that there is no direct evidence linking Iran to the attack on Israel by Hamas. He cited Iran's long relationship with the Palestinian militant group as a reason for the U.S. Imposing...
A ground invasion of Gaza is imminent, with battles expected to last weeks or months. Israel Defense Forces has called up over 300,000 reservists to ensure Hamas does not have any military capabilities to threaten or kill Israeli civilians. The...
A new study has found that dynamic and changing Arctic Ocean conditions have caused three major mortality events in the eastern North Pacific grey whale population since the 1980s. The population was reduced by up to 25% over just a...
Scientists have found that 71 of the 162 ice shelves surrounding Antarctica have reduced in volume over 25 years, releasing 7.5 trillion tonnes of meltwater into the oceans. The study found that almost all ice shelves on the western side...
The recent brutal attack on Israeli civilians by Hamas agents has led to a growing regional conflict, fueled by historical feuds beyond traditional geopolitical considerations. The ongoing war in Ukraine, the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan, and the threat of...
The Japanese government has sought a court order to revoke the religious corporation status of the Unification Church, following a month-long probe into its controversial methods for soliciting donations. The group, established in South Korea in 1954, has faced renewed...
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