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Copper prices reached their highest level in over five weeks but experienced a pullback as inventories on the London Metal Exchange (LME) increased, signaling an improving supply situation.

The European Union's highest court has rejected legal challenges brought by British citizens who contested the loss of their EU citizens' rights resulting from Brexit.

Ukraine's deputy defense minister has reported "extremely fierce battles" taking place in various parts of the country as Kyiv's forces continue their counter-offensive against Russian

 

In a race against time, over 150,000 individuals in India and Pakistan have been evacuated as Cyclone Biparjoy, meaning "disaster" in Bengali, threatens their coastal regions. Meteorologists

 

U.S. officials have declined a request to make Prince Harry's visa file public, sparking controversy and accusations of a lack of transparency within the Biden administration. The Heritage

In a ruling on Monday, a Vatican criminal court ordered two Italian climate change activists to pay nearly 30,000 euros ($32,000) in damages and costs after they glued themselves to the base

 

According to the Nikkei newspaper, NATO plans to establish a liaison office in Tokyo in 2024, which will serve as a hub for cooperation with Australia, Japan, New Zealand, and South Korea.

 

Art Basel, the renowned international art show, kicked off with a flurry of high-value transactions on its first day, indicating a promising revival for art fairs. Works by esteemed artists such as

The President of the Republic, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, has arrived in London to commemorate the 650th anniversary of the Portuguese-British alliance. As part of the celebrations, President

After a careful selection process, the British Embassy in Argentina has announced that six Argentine young women aged between 19 and 26 are the winners of the “Ambassador for a day”