World
Sleepless night at the airport
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The flight from Urumqi to Hong Kong (China) airport was delayed by 30 minutes, so passengers connecting to Hanoi could not catch the next flight - the last flight of the day.
US recalls nearly 19 million eggs due to suspected bacterial contamination
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The US Food and Drug Administration raised the warning level for the recall of nearly 19 million eggs due to the risk of salmonella infection.
Serbia affirms not joining NATO
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Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic reaffirmed that the country has no plans to join NATO and continues to maintain military neutrality.
Reading newspapers in Russia
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Visiting relatives in Russia in the middle of summer 2026, I certainly still carry the habit of reading newspapers. After 7 years, since the summer of 2019, I have returned to Russia. I cannot help but be surprised and happy to see with my own eyes the very good and surprising changes, even though online, I still regularly read a few Russian newspapers every day. And I found a few places selling newspapers, buying a few paper newspapers. Russian newspapers, of course, also have many changes...
Typhoon Lala intensifies rapidly, forecast of landfall time
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Tropical storm Lala is strengthening and heading towards the Hawaiian archipelago, with the risk of causing strong winds, heavy rain, high waves and flash floods in the coming days.
Europe heats up the transit of Russian gas through Ukraine
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European leaders are putting pressure to resolve the resumption of Russian gas transit through Ukraine.
US tariff gambling risks a trade war
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The risk of a trade war is lurking as President Donald Trump is gambling on the world's biggest tariff.
Elon Musk's spaceship explodes again in the sky
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Elon Musk's Starship spacecraft exploded on March 6, after leaving the launcher from Texas, marking the second consecutive failure this year.
The World Meteorological Organization predicts when La Nina will end
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La Nina is expected to occur in a short time, dispelling hopes that this phenomenon can help curb rising global temperatures.
BRICS member firmly affirms the USD
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BRICS has no unified stance on reducing the dominance of the US dollar, according to India's foreign minister.
Russian UAVs continuously attack the Ukrainian army
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Russian unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) continuously attack armored vehicles, motor vehicles and Ukrainian soldiers.
Mr. Trump announces the world's largest gas pipeline project
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President Donald Trump attracted attention when mentioning the world's largest gas pipeline project in his speech to the National Assembly on March 4.
Western countries' plans to replace Russian gas face major obstacles
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The West's strategy to replace the currently struggling supply of Russian gas from China.
World 24h: Germany denies the possibility of restoring Nord Stream 2
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International news 6.3: Germany declares as a pillar on Nord Stream 2; New forecast for storm Alfed, landfall time changes...
Russia suddenly airstrikes Ukraine, Mr. Zelensky speaks out
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The Russian military's UAV night airstrike in Ukraine killed four people and injured many others.
US- Polish relations in crisis if Ukraine has Internet cut off
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Poland's digital technology minister warned that Poland's relationship with the US could fall into crisis if Washington cuts off Kiev's Starlink access.
Storm up to 300km in diameter threatens southeastern Australia
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Redford, which has a diameter of up to 300km, is threatening southeastern Australia and is not a typical tropical storm.
South Korean military aircraft mistakenly dropped bombs on a house
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A KF-16 fighter jet of the Korean Air Force accidentally dropped a bomb outside the training area, injuring 7 people.
Finnish intelligence speaks out about unusual cable breaks in the Baltic
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The frequency of cable breaks in the Baltic Sea has been unusually high in recent years, the Finnish intelligence agency said.
EU risks losing 12,000 jobs after Trump's tariffs
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The new tariffs Trump has imposed on the EU could cost the steel industry 12,000 jobs and force automakers to move to the US.
