Wildfires fueled by extreme heat and high wind spread further across California, Oregon, and Washington on Thursday, destroying hundreds of homes and killing at least seven people.

As a child growing up in Vietnam, Truong Manh Quan was acutely aware that his hard-working parents were battling to make do on the equivalent of a few hundred dollars a month.

The United Kingdom (“UK”) has established itself as a leading restructuring destination in Europe. This article highlights the impact Brexit, and the uncertainty relating to Brexit may have on cross-border transactions and restructurings in the UK.

The 24th Olympic Winter Games (XXIV Olympic Winter Games), or the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, is an international Olympic event hosted by China, opening on 4 February and closing on 20 February 2022.

Few leaders in the world of politics are as distinctive as El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele. Since his election in 2019, Bukele has had a profound impact on the country.

The recent assassination attempt on Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico is not just an isolated incident; it’s a distressing symptom of a larger disease infecting our societies.

In a momentous move that reflects the complexity of contemporary Greek history, the former Greek royal family has been granted Greek citizenship and has sworn allegiance to the republic.

The European Federation of Bilateral Chambers of Commerce has announced a significant change in its economic events calendar due to the escalating crisis in the Middle East.

Social media is full of “Pray for Lebanon” hashtags yesterday and today after the massive blast that has occurred in the Lebanese Capital, Beirut on Tuesday.

The China Sea is the “Asian Mediterranean”, but even better is the sea that Beijing considers as a “dry dock” for its ambitions as a global power.

The rapid advancements in technology have brought forth numerous benefits, and one of the most prominent innovations is Artificial Intelligence (AI).

The landmark treaty, a Council of Europe accord that was signed by 45 countries and the European Union, was designed to promote gender equality and prevent violence against women. In 2012, Turkey became the first country to ratify the convention, named after its largest city Istanbul where the treaty was forged.

Demonstrations took place in Bristol on Sunday 21, against the Government’s new Police, Crime and Sentencing Bill which imposes new restrictions on the right to protest, which passed its second reading in UK Parliament last Tuesday, March 16, and would see an increase in police powers, including allowing a start and finish time to be imposed on demonstrations.

Taiwan President Lai Ching-te urged China to stop threatening the island militarily and politically in a major speech that highlighted the continuous tensions in the Taiwan Strait.