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South America
Ecuador Extends Drought-induced Power Cuts To 14 Hours a Day
Starting Friday, power outages in Ecuador will increase from eight to fourteen hours per day due to the worst drought…
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Uncategorized
China and Japan Renew Currency Swap Deal for Three Years
The People’s Bank of China and the Bank of Japan have reached an agreement to renew their bilateral currency swap…
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Sport
Potential Transfer of Neymar from Al Hilal to Miami
Brazilian forward Neymar, who has recently returned from a serious knee injury, is poised to leave Al-Hilal and join Inter…
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Finance
Currency: U.S. Dollar Stable Against Euro
The U.S. dollar remains nearly stable, with a slight increase of 0.01% against the euro, trading at 1.0826 dollars per…
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Asia
Cyclone Dana Strikes India, Uprooting Trees and Damaging Power Lines
Cyclone Dana uprooted trees and damaged power lines on Friday after making landfall along India’s eastern coast, prompting authorities to…
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Asia
More Than 150 Rohingya Refugees Rescued Off Indonesia
More than 150 Rohingya refugees, including children, have been rescued after spending several days adrift off the coast of Indonesia,…
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Algeria
Cultural Week of China Kicks off in Algiers
The Cultural Week of the People’s Republic of China officially kicked off on Thursday evening at the Boualem-Bessaïh Opera House…
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Middle East
Lebanon: Three Journalists Killed in Zionist Bombing of Their Residence
Three Lebanese journalists were killed early Friday in a bombing by the Zionist forces that targeted their residence in southern…
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Africa
Mozambique: Daniel Chapo, Ruling Party Candidate, Wins Presidential Election
Daniel Chapo, the candidate from the ruling Mozambique Liberation Front (Frelimo), has been officially declared the winner of the presidential…
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Middle East
Gaza: At Least 150 Killed or Injured in Zionist Airstrike (Civil Defense)
A Zionist airstrike on Jabalia in the northern Gaza Strip has resulted in at least 150 casualties, with individuals either…
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