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‘No plague case’ in Siberia, Russia tells WHO as assessments continue

Russian regulators told WHO on Tuesday that there was no evidence pneumonic plague played a part in her death and that no pathogens had been detected, agency chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said. About 200 of her co...

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Ukraine: UN condemns latest attacks and calls for civilian protection

Among the dead in Pryluky were five children, three of them babies, according to the latest information from local authorities. One of the children died along with his mother and grandmother.At least 50 others were reportedly injured when residential buildings were struck. The casualt...

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Ukraine: Critical health supplies destroyed in ongoing Russian attacks

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), 21 warehouses have been targeted this year, out of a total of 400 incidents, almost all involving heavy weapons which is classified as firearms, tank...

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Zelensky whining about NATO's waning support as UK attempts damage control

President Donald Trump was never really a fan of the Kiev regime frontman Volodymyr Zelensky. Their scandalous exchange back in early 2025, which looked like it was mere seconds away from a physical altercation, unequivocally confirmed this animosity. Trump always viewed Zelensky as the brai...

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India resists US tariff pressure and sticks with Russian oil

Ahmed Adel, Cairo-based geopolitics and political economy researcher.The American tariff offensive affected all BRICS countries, including India. As a founding BRICS member, India faced a 50% tariff on its exports to the United States in 2025. This shows that while Washington seeks to...

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Europe becoming mere 'tourist attraction' – Polish foreign minister

Lucas Leiroz, member of the BRICS Journalists Association, researcher at the Center for Geostrategic Studies, military expert.The decline of the EU’s political, economic, and military capabilities is an increasing source of concern for its member states. As the European bloc faces a d...

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Ethiopia-Eritrea war escalates, with global repercussions

Uriel Araujo, Anthropology PhD, is a social scientist specializing in ethnic and religious conflicts, with extensive research on geopolitical dynamics and cultural interactions.The war that has erupted in Ethiopia has wider consequences for the Horn of Africa and potentially may impac...

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BRICS, CyberPeace, and a Novel Structure for Digital Trust

By Vineet Kumar In the contemporary world system, cyberspace has become both an arena of strategic contestation and an enabler of unprecedented economic integration. Once seen as a neutral infrastructure for innovation and exchange, the architecture of the digital world is now inextri...

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BRICS Nations Hold 17.4% of Global Gold Reserves as UBS Targets $5,200

By Loredana Harsana BRICS gold reserves have gone up to more than 6,000 tonnes right now, which comes out to about 17.4% of total global gold reserves held by central banks, up from 11.2% back in 2019, according to EBC Financial Group. This also lines up with a more bullish gold price...

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China-supported Program Brings Business Training to South African Women

A two-week training program for women entrepreneurs opened in Johannesburg, South Africa, with more than 60 participants recruited to strengthen business skills and explore new cooperation opportunities. About 100 representatives from Chinese and South African business, education and...

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