Building a Sustainable Asia‑Pacific: APEC’s Return to Korea Marks a Turning Point
APEC’s Return to Korea: A Renewed Push for a Sustainable Asia‑Pacific Future After two decades, APEC is returning to Korea…
EU Bioeconomy Breakthroughs: Turning Waste into Profit
EU Bioeconomy Breakthroughs: Turning Waste and Pollution into Profitable Green Innovation Europe is accelerating its transition to a future where…
Japan’s PM Takaichi Plans Spring Visit to the U.S. After Call With President Trump
Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi held a phone call with U.S. President Donald Trump, during which both sides agreed to…
Bulgaria to Adopt the Euro on 1 January 2026
Bulgaria will officially switch to the euro on 1 January 2026, becoming the 21st EU Member State to join the…
EU Extends Ireland’s Nitrates Derogation for Three More Years
The European Commission has confirmed that Ireland will retain its special exemption under the EU Nitrates Directive for an additional…
IMF Approves USD 206 Million in Emergency Aid for Sri Lanka After Cyclone Ditwah
The International Monetary Fund has approved USD 206 million in rapid‑response financing to help Sri Lanka cope with the severe…
New WHO Report Warns Poor Waste Management Is Fueling a Global Health Crisis
A new World Health Organization (WHO) report is sounding the alarm over the growing dangers of poorly managed solid waste,…
Germany Boosts WTO Fund With New Contribution to Support Developing Economies
Germany has announced a new contribution of EUR 500,000 to the World Trade Organization’s Global Trust Fund, strengthening efforts to…
Cambodia Urged to Focus on Classroom Quality as New Reports Highlight Learning Gaps
Cambodia has made strong progress in getting more children into primary school, but major improvements are still needed inside classrooms,…
Jakub Mensik Set for Auckland Return After Breakthrough Year
Rising Czech talent Jakub Mensik will be back in Auckland this summer, with the 20‑year‑old confirming his place in the upcoming…