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President Tsai Ing-wen said Dec. 18 that the government will continue to work with nongovernmental organizations to formulate comprehensive social welfare policies and ensure...

BP has said it’s pausing all shipments over increased safety risks ...

Some 74% of men and 65% of women said they would opt to give up their passports in Facebook surveys ...

Bulgaria has prematurely scrapped its exemption from the EU ban, which allowed the country to continue buying crude through 2024 ...

Authorities deployed hundreds of rescuers to the disaster area ...

A US-led coalition has come together to respond to Houthi rebel attacks that have disrupted shipping traffic through the Red Sea ...

Ilya Medvedev was among the 61 individuals added to the bloc’s blacklist ...

The eruption has begun on the Reykjanes peninsula after seismic activity shook the area for weeks ...

A new poll has shown that just 34% of Americans approve of the US president’s performance ...

Kiev has struggled to mobilize enough men for frontline duty ...

The new president has moved to discourage demonstrations against his “shock therapy” plan ...

Japan’s Nippon Steel has agreed to buy US Steel in a takeover valued at $14.9 billion ...

The Hungarian PM presented the Turkish president with Aristocrat the Stallion, receiving a Türkiye-made electric car in return ...

As the fighting approaches its third year, Russia has the upper hand but there is no immediate conclusion on the horizon ...