Author: Steven Sahiounie

A majority of Czechs are skeptical about transitioning to the euro, believing that adopting the single currency would carry inflationary risks and would not benefit the country, the media outlet iRozhlas reported this week, citing the latest poll.  

Houthi attacks in the waterway have prompted many companies to redirect vessels to longer and more expensive routes

The trend stems from US attempts to confiscate frozen Russian assets, Ambassador Anatoly Antonov has said

According to the report, many bodies remain under the rubble of destroyed buildings and in the streets of the enclave, as the local civil defense representatives are unable to access them

According to the ministry, the two top diplomats also discussed current issues of bilateral cooperation and reiterated their countries’ commitment to the further development of bilateral ties, including in the humanitarian sphere

Earlier reports said the Arab states plan to work more actively in the Security Council from Monday

The announcement came hours before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) is to issue an initial ruling on Pretoria’s case against Israel over alleged genocidal acts in Gaza

The ICJ verdict is in line with international laws and treaties related to the protection of innocent civilians, says GCC secretary-general

Marks further escalation in biggest confrontation at sea the US Navy has seen in the Middle East in decades

GAZA STRIP, Palestinian Territories: Intense fighting raged Saturday in the Gaza city of Khan Yunis, the main theater of conflict where the Israeli army is targeting the Palestinian Islamist militant group Hamas.