Category: 2. World

Wildfires have been ravaging South Korea leaving at least 18 dead, 19 injured and thousands evacuated.

The “unprecedented” crisis remains critical, according to acting president Han Duck-soo, who said the fires are “rewriting the record books for…

An Australian senator has revealed a dead salmon in a plastic bag while speaking in parliament, in protest against a bill being debated.

The bill is designed to protect salmon-farming jobs, prime minister Anthony Albanese’s Labor government says,…

Scholz will remain as caretaker chancellor until a new government takes office, Global Times reports.

The negotiation to build a ruling coalition is underway. Germany’s conservative bloc, the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and the Christian…

The attack on the village of Tora on Monday caused a massive fire. The Sudanese military denied targeting civilians, calling the allegations “incorrect.” However, rights groups have condemned the strike, calling it a “war crime” due to its impact…

Hunger rates in the US have risen in recent years, driven by inflation and the expiration of pandemic-era programs that expanded food assistance. The administration of President Donald Trump has pledged to curb inflation by reducing government…

The following is the statement issued by International Antifascist Iran Chapter:

Today, global arrogance has torn away all veils of deception and hypocrisy. What was once employed to exploit and colonize the world’s most vulnerable countries,…

Yemen’s Armed Forces have engaged US warships in the Red Sea for several hours and launched drone strikes on Israeli military positions near the city of Tel Aviv in continued retaliation for American military aggression against the country and…

At least 18 people have been killed in one of South Korea’s worst wildfire outbreaks, with multiple raging blazes causing “unprecedented damage,” South Korea’s acting President Han Duck-soo said on Wednesday. 

More than a dozen fires broke…

Meanwhile, Democrats urged top officials to resign over what they called a security lapse.

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard and CIA Director John Ratcliffe, both participants in the chat, testified before the Senate Intelligence…