Remote working in Asia? Taiwan extends digital nomad visa plans to one year
Digital nomads will soon be able to enjoy more time in Asia as the upcoming Taiwan visa extends to one year validity. Read More
As catastrophic floods hit Spain, deadlier weather clearly linked to climate change
From drought that killed a quarter of a million in the Horn of Africa and heatwaves in Europe that cost some 90,000 lives to what may be the deadliest floods…
Electric wallpaper and carbon-sequestering cows: Positive environmental stories from 2024
Climate anxiety is very real, but these good news stories from 2024 prove there is hope for our planet. Read More
Russian strike on Kharkiv kills three, including 12-year-old
Authorities in Kharkiv said about 36 others sustained injuries following the 500-kilogramme Russian glided bomb attack on the residential building, causing massive damage. Read More
How Algeria’s rail expansion is shaping its future
In this episode of Algeria Tomorrow, we discover how Algeria’s expanding rail network is transforming regional connectivity and economic growth. Read More
How abortion rights could play a pivotal role in US elections
Ten US states will vote for laws regulating abortion rights as the issue looms large over the presidential race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. Read More
TotalEnergies’ profits hit by lower refining margins in Europe
French energy company TotalEnergies announced its third quarter results, posting a sharply lower net profit, as its European refining margins continued to suffer. Read More
Source of McDonald’s E. coli outbreak identified in US amid rise in cases
The likely source of the E. coli outbreak was identified as the number of cases jumped to 90. Read More
Lukashenko denies presence of North Korean troops in Russia
The Belarusian leader accused the West of inflating facts to pressure EU and NATO and called for unconditional negotiations. Read More
Chinese carmaker SAIC to sue EU over new 45% tariffs, stoking trade tensions
State-owned carmaker SAIC Motor said it will take Brussels to the European Court of Justice to “protect its legitimate rights and interests,” as the ongoing trade row escalates into products…