International

• Wednesday, September 24th 2025 - 00:55 UTC

  The Quiet Power of Unpredictability in South America

  

  If you live in South America, you know that you can't be sure of anything. Living here has its own beat. It may be rough and crazy, but it never is boring. As you grow up, you know tomorrow can be very different from today. You could lose everything you have in weeks due to inflation, acquire a new president overnight, or see a flood cover up a whole valley. It does wear you out, but it also makes you tougher in a way that seems to be odd in this part of the world.

• Tuesday, September 23rd 2025 - 10:47 UTC

  Middle East: Lula favors two-state solution

  

  Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva spoke in favor of the coexistence of Palestine and Israel during his speech on Monday at the second session of the High-Level International Conference for the Peaceful Resolution of the Palestinian Question and the Implementation of the Two-State Solution convened by France and Saudi Arabia.

• Tuesday, September 23rd 2025 - 09:54 UTC

  Paraguayan President has busy agenda in NY ahead of UN conference

  

  During his trip to the United States ahead of the 80th United Nations General Assembly, which starts Tuesday in New York, Paraguayan President Santiago Peña held a series of strategic meetings to boost his country's international standing

• Tuesday, September 23rd 2025 - 00:22 UTC

  Datingsmatch Lists The Top 5 Relationship Priorities That Matter Most

  

  Building and maintaining a meaningful relationship is more than shared moments and mutual attraction. While every individual and couple may have unique needs, certain priorities consistently surface as the foundation for healthy, fulfilling connections.

• Monday, September 22nd 2025 - 23:29 UTC

  WMO Bulletin shows 2024 recovery of ozone layer, on 40th anniversary of UN Vienna Convention

  

  The World Meteorological Organization Bulletin, WMO, reported that the low level of ozone depletion observed in 2024 was partly due to naturally occurring atmospheric factors, which drive year-to-year fluctuations. However, the long-term positive trend reflects the success of concerted international action.

• Monday, September 22nd 2025 - 23:10 UTC

  France joins list of countries recognizing Palestine as a State

  

  The French Government of President Emmanuel Macron officially recognized Palestine's statehood on Monday, following similar decisions by the UK, Canada, Australia, and Portugal the day before. The move was announced at a summit on the two-state solution hosted by France and Saudi Arabia, which was boycotted by both the US and Israel.

• Monday, September 22nd 2025 - 23:09 UTC

  Last Falklands War submariner (Churchill and Vanguard Classes) retires after 46 years RN

  

  The last serving Falklands War submariner from HMS Conqueror has retired after 46 years in the Royal Navy. Chief Petty Officer (CPO) Gary Hutchinson, 64, was honored during a ceremony at HM Naval Base Clyde (HMNB Clyde) held last week.

• Monday, September 22nd 2025 - 23:06 UTC

  Is it too late for a Palestinian state? Another naqba is in process?

  

  By Gwynne Dyer - Ten more countries are recognizing Palestine as a sovereign state in the course of this week. That merely brings the total up from 147 to 157, but it’s a big deal nevertheless because for the first time it includes quite a few big, rich Western countries (France, the United Kingdom, Canada and Australia).

• Monday, September 22nd 2025 - 22:13 UTC

  First Sea Lord simple principle: “un-crewed wherever possible; crewed only where necessary”

  

  The head of the Royal Navy has laid down his bold vision to redefine naval operations through drastic technological innovation as he aims to get the Senior Service ready for warfighting within four years, pointed out Forces.net.

• Monday, September 22nd 2025 - 10:55 UTC

  Argentine outlet denounces Chilean and Uruguayan help to Royal Air Force

  

  Argentine outlet criticized a Royal Air Force (RAF) transport Airbus A400M Atlas aircraft stopping in Chile and Uruguay on its way to the Falkland Islands, questioning the role of the two South American countries in the British strategy to maintain a permanent military presence in the South Atlantic, despite UN resolutions urging a resolution to the sovereignty dispute with Argentina.