The European Commission has unveiled sweeping measures to shield the EU’s struggling steel industry from a flood of overcapacity that it says is emanating from China, slashing tariff-free quotas by nearly half and doubling duties on excess shipments to 50 per cent. To take effect, the plan must be approved by the European Parliament and…
Dressed in torn cargo trousers and beaten-up Vans, architectural designer and DIY influencer Ben Uyeda is stretched out by the pool in a rare moment of repose on a recent Tuesday evening at Reset, his new hotel in the city of 29 Palms in California. “This is the best time to watch the mountains,” he…
As China drafts its 15th five-year plan – the next entry in a line of expansive blueprints that have set the tone for the country’s development over more than seven decades – we explore what China will do in the field of science and technology, particularly regarding the introduction of scientific talent. For more stories…
Home » America Travel News » Dubai International Sees Travel Havoc as Bad Weather and Low Visibility Result in Multiple Cancellations Affecting Passengers from Kuwait, US, Saudi Arabia, India, Hong Kong, and More Published on October 6, 2025 Travel chaos has struck the UAE today as Dubai International Airport cancels multiple flights due to bad…
An US$80 billion lawsuit filed by Zambian farmers against two Chinese mining companies over a major toxic acid spill has produced a major diplomatic headache for the southern African country as it tries to balance its long-standing relationship with Beijing against the needs of local communities. For decades, Lusaka and Beijing have maintained strong political…
In a bold move to find love beyond dating apps, a 42-year-old woman from San Francisco has launched a billboard campaign inviting eligible bachelors to apply to date her. Lisa Catalano, who says she was growing tired of matches that “never seemed to go anywhere,” purchased a dozen billboards to advertise her new website: MarryLisa.com….
China’s push to develop top-end artificial intelligence microchips is gaining momentum, but analysts say it will struggle to match the technical might of US powerhouse Nvidia within the current decade. The Barron’s news department was not involved in the creation of the content above. This article was produced by AFP. For more information go to…
CHICAGO – Local leaders are responding after the White House confirmed President Donald Trump will deploy 300 National Guard troops to Chicago. What we know: Trump moved to deploy the National Guard to Chicago on Saturday by authorizing 300 troops to protect federal officers and assets in the city. White House spokesperson Abigail Jackson confirmed…
Milan Fashion Week may be over, but the internet is still buzzing with the looks served – both on and off the runway. Among the who’s who of the fashion world, one newly emerged “It” girl stole the spotlight at the Gucci spring/summer 2026 show – Tish Weinstock. The socialite and beauty editor turned heads…
A Chinese military journal has described the People’s Liberation Army’s latest underwater unmanned systems as “disruptive” and highlighted their intelligent capabilities. An author writing in the journal’s latest issue identified only as Tang Yi stated that the unmanned systems operated below 90 decibels to evade enemy sonar detection. In addition, the equipment can be integrated…