US EPA Revokes Carbon Caps, New Draft Aims to Block Power Sector Climate Rules
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) officially rescinded the carbon emission caps for coal- and gas-fired power plants issued in 2022 by the pre
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) officially rescinded the carbon emission caps for coal- and gas-fired power plants issued in 2022 by the pre
The United States officially finalized a new round of tariff adjustments on Canadian goods today, adding items such as cheese and motorboats to the taxable
At a Cabinet meeting held today, the Japanese government officially approved the outline of its tax reform, deciding to reduce the consumption tax rate on
The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC), the world's largest bank by asset size, has long had its international financial market footprint viewe
The yield on the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury note climbed again today, breaking through the 5 percent threshold for the first time and signaling a clea
Recently, leaders in the global technology industry have successively spoken out, calling on governments and enterprises to adopt a more prudent pace in th
The Houthi militia announced on Monday that it had taken control of the Hanish Islands, a small archipelago in the Red Sea roughly 150 kilometres off Yemen
Heavy fighting erupted on Tuesday as Yemen’s Houthi forces pushed toward the cities of Marib and Taiz, both under the control of the internationally recogn
The Ghana Army announced on Tuesday that Battalion 92 of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) will conclude its twelve‑month deployment and
Law enforcement agents in the Mexican state of Jalisco rescued eight people who authorities say were forcibly recruited by the Jalisco New Generation Carte
An armed assault on the Panguna copper mine in Bougainville, Papua New Guinea, left several workers injured and caused extensive damage to the site’s infra
Turkish police carried out a series of coordinated raids across several provinces on Friday, detaining at least 63 people and arresting 162 suspects in con
On Thursday, the Assembly of the Republic of Kosovo declared itself constituted, a ceremony led by acting president and speaker Albulena Haxhiu. The sessio
Swedish voters went to the polls on Sunday, 12 September, to elect all 349 seats in the Riksdag, the nation’s unicameral parliament. The election, which w
On Thursday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that he would impose a ten‑year sanctions package on his former press secretary, Iuliia Mend
Kimi Antonelli secured the first win at the Spanish Grand Prix, taking the checkered flag at the newly built Madring circuit in Madrid on Sunday. The Itali
The United States women’s national basketball team secured the 2024 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup title by defeating France 97–79 in the final played o
The 2023 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup concluded in Sydney on Saturday, with the United States taking the gold medal and American guard Breanna Stewart
Alexander Zverev captured the men’s singles crown at the 2026 US Open, defeating American rookie Ben Shelton in the final on September 10 in New York. The
India’s women’s cricket team clinched its eighth Asia Cup title on Sunday after a decisive 72‑run victory over Sri Lanka in the final held in Colombo. In
British middle‑distance runner Josh Kerr lifted the inaugural trophy of the World Athletics Ultimate Championship in the 1500 metres at Budapest’s National
Libyan authorities announced on Tuesday that a special unit of the Royal Army of the Democratic Authority (RADA) has seized approximately 100,000 MDMA tabl
Residents were arrested yesterday in Kobani, a town in northeastern Syria, after a wave of rioting erupted following the killing of a Kurdish citizen. The
Protesters have taken to the streets in more than twenty German cities, demanding that the Alternative for Germany (AfD) be removed from power after the pa