In a unique show of respect for Japan's longest-serving prime minister, Australia will send its current government leader as well as three past leaders to Shinzo Abe's state burial this month. Former leaders John Howard, Tony Abbott, and Malcolm Turnbull will be a part of Aust...

In what looks to be a second day of cyberattacks against Japan, the websites of the Tokyo Metro Co. and the Osaka Metro Co. became unreachable on Wednesday evening. A hacker collective supporting Russia claimed credit on social media. The assaults, which might have been carrie...

In an effort to break the years-long impasse in inter-Korean relations, South Korea's minister for national reunification on Thursday suggested to North Korea holding early inter-Korean talks about family reunions. In order to have an open discussion about humanitarian issues,...

Even inexpensive meals like gimbap are seeing price increases after the Chuseok holiday, and with inflation showing no signs of slowing down, South Koreans will undoubtedly face greater financial hardship when dining out. According to data from the Korea Consumer Agency, the a...

The 96-year-old monarch of the United Kingdom, Queen Elizabeth II, was put under medical observation on Thursday as her family hurried to Scotland to be by her side. Following more testing this morning, the Queen's doctors expressed worry about her health and suggested she sta...

The Federal Reserve is indicating that it intends to maintain higher interest rates for longer. In a new report released on Thursday by Freddie Mac, the average interest rate on 30-year mortgages increased to 5.89%, the highest level since 2008. Readmore.: https://industryglob...

The Nord Stream 1 pipeline was first stopped for upkeep. The West's sanctions, according to Russia, are the reason it has been stopped. Readmore.: https://industryglobalnews24.com/nord-stream-1-has-been-shut-off-by-russia-what-does-it-mean-for-the-eu Russian officials shutting...

As California burned for an eighth straight day on Wednesday, a guy in a heat-stricken Los Angeles suburb and a mother in Pomona with two small children were among the residents anxiously looking for cool places to stay. In the state's capital, Sacramento, and other inland reg...

German lawmakers are considering plans to shield consumers and businesses from high energy prices. Robert Habeck, Germany's economy minister, has unveiled a small company help program. In response to a potential energy crisis brought on by Russia cutting off gas exports to Eur...

Germany wants to make its own version of a "green card" to help non-EU citizens find work because there aren't enough skilled workers in the country. The Chancenkarte, which translates to "opportunity card," is the German government's attempt to address the country's severe la...

According to the rules set forth by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI), restaurants, both large and small, will soon need to list the calorific content (in kcal per serving and serving size) next to the food items listed on the menu cards. So, if you visi...

According to a senior White House official, American intelligence indicates that Russia is holding thousands of Ukrainians at detention facilities in eastern Ukraine and Western Russia, interrogating them, and sometimes abusing them. Karine Jean-Pierre, a press secretary for t...

Approximately 30 swimming pools were shut down on Tuesday after their operator claimed that rising heating costs rendered them unprofitable. French sports and education organizations expressed displeasure at the decision. The French Swimming Federation (FFN) demanded the pools...

In the southern region of Kherson, Ukrainian forces are presently launching a counteroffensive. Journalists are not allowed near the frontlines, thus there are no first-hand reports of the fighting. However, General Dominique Trinquand, a former commander of the French militar...

Despite its plan to phase out the power source by the end of this year, officials said on Monday that Germany will keep two nuclear power facilities on reserve until next spring to avoid a lack of energy. Following a power system stress test to assess the safety of the nation'...

Lufthansa pilots vowed to go on strike once more this Wednesday and Thursday over salary earlier today. However, a last-minute wage agreement has prevented the two-day strike. The largest airline in Germany would have seen its second strike in a week if the walkout had taken p...

India's economic recovery from the epidemic is not likely to be derailed by global challenges such as the impact of the Russia-Ukraine crisis, increased inflation, and tightening global financial conditions, rating agency Moody's said on Tuesday. According to a statement from...

On Tuesday, Liz Truss, a self-described defender of the post-World War II western order, succeeded Boris Johnson as prime minister. Johnson's attitude toward Beijing has been criticized by many in his party for not hardening quickly enough. The previous ten years have seen a d...

After a volatile session on Friday marked by worries about the global economy and central bank rate hikes, the BSE Sensex concluded the week with modest gains. According to dealers, the rupee's decline and the withdrawal of foreign funds further reduced risk taking. The 30-sha...

According to business officials, unless tourists are given more freedom to travel within Japan, the country's looser border controls, which went into effect on Wednesday and increased the daily maximum on arrivals from 20,000 to 50,000, won't result in a flood of visitors to b...

In response to rumours that the Federal Reserve will continue raising interest rates in the wake of positive U.S. economic statistics, the yen plunged to the lower 144 level and hit a fresh 24-year low of 144.38 against the dollar on Wednesday in Tokyo. Dealers stated that aft...

While its leader, Rep. Lee Jae-myung, increasingly runs the prospect of being charged with a crime, the Democratic Party of Korea is seeking a special prosecutor to look into first lady Kim Keon-hee. Rep. Park Hong-keun, the party's floor leader, stated on Wednesday that the g...

Following reports of a potential visit to the nation by US Vice President Kamala Harris, anticipation is rising here for high-level negotiations on the US Inflation Reduction Act, which Korean electric vehicle manufacturers claim would harm their industry. According to local g...

Their prognosis comes despite the fact that there are few efficacy data on the revised, omicron-specific booster doses. In case a new COVID-19 strain emerges unexpectedly, the Biden administration indicated on Tuesday that it wants COVID-19 vaccinations to become an annual dos...

After China pledged to quicken the implementation of policy adjustments to spur sluggish economic growth and Australia's central bank hiked its benchmark interest rate, Asian stock markets were divided on Tuesday. While Hong Kong lost ground, Shanghai, Tokyo, and Seoul advance...

A controversial law to postpone the poll due to financial difficulties was advanced by the leader of the Pacific island nation of Solomon Islands on Tuesday. Australia said that it has offered to provide funding for the 2023 election. Solomon Islands' Prime Minister Manasseh S...

Typhoon Hinnamnor, the 11th of this year, passed over South Korea on Tuesday, leaving one person dead and two others unaccounted for, according to the government. Eight more people were reported missing in Pohang, North Gyeongsang Province, though they were not counted by the...

To participate in trilateral discussions with his US and Japanese counterparts on North Korea's nuclear development, South Korea's senior nuclear envoy left for Japan on Tuesday. On Wednesday in Tokyo, Kim Gunn, the special envoy for peace and security on the Korean Peninsula...

The Labor Department reported on Friday that employers added 315,000 jobs in August, which was in line with predictions but a significant decrease from July. This figure is compared to the revised 526,000 jobs that were added in July, which was more than double the anticipated...

While many Americans continue to act as though the pandemic has passed, the Biden administration has issued a warning that the US may experience 100 million COVID-19 infections throughout the fall and winter. Leading infectious disease expert Anthony Fauci first issued a warni...