BRICS Expands: 16th Summit to Herald New Era with Six New Members
The 16th BRICS Summit in Kazan, Russia, this October marks a new era as Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE join, highlighting the organization’s growing global impact.
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Ex-General Prabowo Subianto Sworn In as Indonesia’s New President
Former General Prabowo Subianto has been sworn in as Indonesia’s new president, pledging to address internal challenges and elevate the nation’s global standing.
Prabowo Subianto Sworn In as Indonesia’s New President, Vows Bold Reforms
Former General Prabowo Subianto was sworn in as Indonesia’s new president, pledging bold reforms and a stronger presence on the global stage for the world’s fourth most populous nation.
Prabowo Subianto Sworn In as Indonesia’s New President
Former General Prabowo Subianto was sworn in as Indonesia’s president on Sunday, pledging to address internal challenges and take a more prominent role on the global stage for the world’s fourth most populous nation.
Israel Strikes Beirut and Gaza After Rockets Hit Israel’s North
Israel launched strikes on Beirut and Gaza after rockets hit northern Israel, escalating tensions with Hezbollah. Netanyahu called it a “grave mistake” as Israel retaliated amidst ongoing conflicts.
Islamic Cooperation Delegation Applauds Xinjiang’s Stability and Prosperity
A delegation from the Organization of Islamic Cooperation visited Xinjiang, praising the region’s social stability, development, and harmonious ethnic relations, and exploring opportunities for cooperation.
Ferry Dock Collapse on Georgia’s Sapelo Island Claims Seven Lives
Seven people lost their lives when a ferry dock collapsed on Sapelo Island, Georgia, sending individuals into the water as rescue efforts continue.
Netanyahu Calls Drone Assassination Attempt ‘A Bitter Mistake’
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemns a drone attack on his private residence, calling it ‘a bitter mistake’ after Iran’s agents allegedly attempted an assassination.
Israeli Airstrikes in Northern Gaza Kill at Least 73 Palestinians
Israeli airstrikes in Beit Lahia, northern Gaza Strip, have killed at least 73 Palestinians, mostly children and women, according to Gaza authorities.
Cuba Works to Restore Power After Nationwide Blackouts
Cuba is working to restore electricity after nationwide blackouts caused by a collapse of its electrical grid, addressing long-standing power shortages.
Putin Highlights Mutual Respect in China-Russia Relations Ahead of Expanded BRICS Summit
Russian President Vladimir Putin emphasizes the mutual respect underpinning China-Russia ties and outlines future cooperation ahead of the expanded BRICS summit.
Over 1 Million Affected by Devastating Floods in South Sudan
Over one million people have been affected by severe flooding in South Sudan, with 271,000 displaced, according to the UN. The unprecedented floods threaten up to 3.3 million people between September and December.
Chinese VP to Attend Indonesian President’s Inauguration and Visit Brunei
Chinese Vice President Han Zheng will attend the inauguration of Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto in Jakarta and visit Brunei, aiming to strengthen regional ties and cooperation.
CPC Delegation Visits Cambodia to Boost Bilateral Relations
A CPC delegation led by Qu Qingshan visited Cambodia to strengthen bilateral relations, engaging in high-level meetings and discussing cooperation between the two nations.
UBS Reports China’s GDP Outperforms Expectations in First Three Quarters
UBS reports that China’s GDP performance exceeded expectations in the first three quarters, expressing optimism despite industry challenges.
Drone from Lebanon Targets Israeli PM Netanyahu’s Residence in Caesarea
A drone launched from Lebanon targeted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s residence in Caesarea on Saturday, according to the Prime Minister’s Office. No injuries were reported.
Masgouf: Iraq’s 4,500-Year-Old Culinary Treasure Still Grilling Today
Discover masgouf, Iraq’s 4,500-year-old grilled fish dish that’s still a beloved staple in Baghdad today.
Japan Celebrates Railway Day: Honoring the Nation’s Beloved Trains
Japan celebrated Railway Day on October 14, honoring its world-famous trains. The nation came together to appreciate the innovation and cultural significance of its extensive railway network.
BRICS Expansion Signals New Era of Inclusive Global Economic Cooperation
BRICS expands its membership to ten countries, welcoming new members and promoting inclusive global economic growth through cooperation among emerging markets and developing nations.
BRICS’ Wildlife Wonders: Capybaras, Sloths, Toucans, and Tamarins in Brazil
Discover Brazil’s exotic wildlife by exploring the capybara, three-toed sloth, toco toucan, and golden lion tamarin in this journey through its diverse ecosystems.