International Relations

EU regulators warned TikTok it must curb addictive features like infinite scroll and autoplay that could ‘harm the physical and mental wellbeing of its users.’

Religious persecution is ‘a warning sign that freedom itself is under siege,’ says the former ambassador-at-large for international religious freedom.

CK Hutchison has started arbitration against Panama after the Central American country’s top court voided a contract for the company to operate ports there.

The old order has been breaking since Russia invaded Ukraine, experts say, and the Arctic felt the change first. The new order will form in about half a decade.

President Ishmael Toroama says Bougainvillean government has rejected a proposal that would have diluted its stake in its copper mining company.

The court ruling is a setback for Beijing’s regional strategy.

The State Department hosted dozens of countries at the first Critical Minerals Ministerial on Feb. 4.

The abuse is ‘something so chilling and appalling that a lot of people don’t even want to think about it,’ the co-chair of the summit said.

The in-depth investigation into Goldwind marks the latest application of the bloc’s Foreign Subsidies Regulation.

Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) has announced a nationwide recall of 2 batches of Alula infant formula products.

It follows through on the administration’s plans to establish price floors for critical minerals, protecting the supply chain from Beijing’s predatory pricing.

Beijing will lift the sanctions it placed on the serving British parliamentarians in 2021 after their criticism of the regime’s human rights, Starmer said.

U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said he doubted President Donald Trump would slap tariffs on Britain for making trade deals with China.

The lawyer also rejected speculation that Yang’s wealth could exempt her from legal consequences.

‘The relationship is in a good place, a strong place,’ British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said after an 80-minute meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping.

The British leader’s trip to China comes after several weeks of tension with Trump.

Both major parties in Australia pledged to axe the Port of Darwin lease in the lead-up to the federal election.

The move is aimed to ramp up Australia’s presence in the region amid a CCP push for influence.

His comments come in response to U.S. President Donald Trump saying Canadian goods would be subject to 100 percent tariffs if Canada ’makes a deal with China.’

Iran is key in Beijing’s efforts to exert influence in the Middle East, circumvent U.S. sanctions, and counter the dollar system, experts say.

EU regulators warned TikTok it must curb addictive features like infinite scroll and autoplay that could ‘harm the physical and mental wellbeing of its users.’

Religious persecution is ‘a warning sign that freedom itself is under siege,’ says the former ambassador-at-large for international religious freedom.

CK Hutchison has started arbitration against Panama after the Central American country’s top court voided a contract for the company to operate ports there.

The old order has been breaking since Russia invaded Ukraine, experts say, and the Arctic felt the change first. The new order will form in about half a decade.

President Ishmael Toroama says Bougainvillean government has rejected a proposal that would have diluted its stake in its copper mining company.

The court ruling is a setback for Beijing’s regional strategy.

The State Department hosted dozens of countries at the first Critical Minerals Ministerial on Feb. 4.

The abuse is ‘something so chilling and appalling that a lot of people don’t even want to think about it,’ the co-chair of the summit said.

The in-depth investigation into Goldwind marks the latest application of the bloc’s Foreign Subsidies Regulation.

Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) has announced a nationwide recall of 2 batches of Alula infant formula products.

It follows through on the administration’s plans to establish price floors for critical minerals, protecting the supply chain from Beijing’s predatory pricing.

Beijing will lift the sanctions it placed on the serving British parliamentarians in 2021 after their criticism of the regime’s human rights, Starmer said.

U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said he doubted President Donald Trump would slap tariffs on Britain for making trade deals with China.

The lawyer also rejected speculation that Yang’s wealth could exempt her from legal consequences.

‘The relationship is in a good place, a strong place,’ British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said after an 80-minute meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping.

The British leader’s trip to China comes after several weeks of tension with Trump.

Both major parties in Australia pledged to axe the Port of Darwin lease in the lead-up to the federal election.

The move is aimed to ramp up Australia’s presence in the region amid a CCP push for influence.

His comments come in response to U.S. President Donald Trump saying Canadian goods would be subject to 100 percent tariffs if Canada ’makes a deal with China.’

Iran is key in Beijing’s efforts to exert influence in the Middle East, circumvent U.S. sanctions, and counter the dollar system, experts say.