In a significant political shift, Sanae Takaichi has been elected as the leader of Japan's Liberal Democratic Party, positioning her to possibly become the country's first female prime minister. The ...

The Social and Educational Survey, popularly known as the 'caste census,' has been extended beyond its scheduled completion date due to time constraints highlighted by the Department of School ...

The MEPS will initially target air conditioners, which account for a significant share of household electricity consumption, before expanding to other high-energy appliances. Cambodia’s partnership ...

The latest findings are part of the IAEA’s Additional Measures initiative, a framework designed to ensure independent verification of the safety and transparency of Japan’s water discharge process.

According to Grandi, UNHCR expects to end 2025 with just $3.9 billion in available funds, a staggering 25 percent decrease ...

The approval follows recent changes to the Building Act, designed to streamline regulations, reduce costs, and improve access ...

Chinese Premier Li Qiang will lead a high-level delegation to North Korea for the celebrations of the 80th anniversary of its ruling Workers' Party on Friday, as reported by the North Korean news ...

A Texas man has been arrested for the murder of Indian student Chandrashekar Pole at a Fort Worth gas station. Richard Florez allegedly shot the student while he was working, prompting fear within the ...

AstraZeneca signs a significant AI deal to enhance immunology, while UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves focuses on promoting company ...

Israel marks two years since a Hamas attack led to devastating conflict, with ongoing indirect talks in Egypt. Bereaved families organize memorials, criticizing Netanyahu's leadership. Tensions ...

Prime Minister Keir Starmer's visit to India aims to bolster collaborations in AI and technology. His trip, alongside a delegation, includes talks with PM Modi to enhance trade, technology, and ...

The review team included five international experts from Australia, France, the Netherlands, Slovenia, and the United Kingdom, along with four IAEA staff members.