On March 5 in Vienna, Uzbekistan's Atomic Energy Agency (Uzatom) Director Azim Akhmedkhadjaev and International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Director General Rafael Grossi discussed Uzbekistan's potential accession to international legal documents related to nuclear safety.
Former European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker warned against Ukraine joining NATO as a security guarantee. In an interview with Euronews for The Europe Conversation, he also suggested that Ukraine should be offered limited EU membership.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stated on Thursday that the trade war with the US is expected to persist "for the foreseeable future," despite discussions about a potential tariff ceasefire.
The UK has unblocked Syria's central bank assets and removed sanctions on several oil companies and commercial banks, offering critical support to the country's struggling economy and its new leadership as they attempt to rebuild relations with the West.
Analysts said Thursday that unprecedented direct talks between the US and Hamas are a sign of dysfunction in the complex negotiations aimed at prolonging the truce in Gaza.
Albanian authorities announced on Thursday that they are moving to shut down TikTok in the coming days, following through on a ban that was announced in December.
The Trump administration is planning to revoke temporary legal status for approximately 240,000 Ukrainians who fled the conflict with Russia, a senior official and three sources familiar with the matter revealed, potentially fast-tracking their deportation.
Nigeria has expressed its desire to host the COP32 United Nations climate summit in Lagos in 2027, the government announced today, as Simon Stiell, the chief of the UN’s climate arm, visited the West African mega-city.
