Four Nations to Match China’s New Trade Route Project Posted March 31, 2018 Australia, the United States, India, and Japan are planning to match China’s Belt and Road Initiative. Chinese President Xi Jinping first talked about making China more open an…
UK Government Requires Wealthy Russians to Explain Source of Wealth Posted March 21, 2018 The UK government has issued an order that mandates Russian oligarchs in the country to justify their massive wealth. This law, called the Unexplained Wealth O…
UK’s Third Royal Baby on the Way Posted October 16, 2017 Prince William and Kate Middleton, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge / ˈkeɪm brɪdʒ /, have released an official announcement that they are exp…
US Authorities Arrest Chinese Hacker Posted October 11, 2017 A Chinese national was arrested at the Los Angeles airport due to hacking charges. The suspect was accused of having a rare
Secret Service Staff May Not Receive Overtime Pay Posted September 28, 2017 Thousands of US Secret Service staff will not be receiving overtime pay starting October. Despite working around the clock to protect the president, thousands …
Japan’s Government Allows Emperor to Resign Posted July 25, 2017 Japan’s parliament has passed a law allowing 83-year-old Emperor Akihito to abdicate the Imperial throne. The law was passed because of the emperor’s age and d…
Egypt Constructs New Capital Posted June 7, 2017 The construction of Egypt's new capital is currently underway, with its new roads and sewage networks expected to be finished by mid-2018. In …
Saudi King Travels to Japan in Luxury Posted May 17, 2017 Saudi Arabian King Salman bin Abdul-aziz al Saud conducted a lavish four-day trade visit to Japan. The king first visited the country in 2014 when he was just …
Venezuelans Face Weight Loss Due To Food Shortage Posted April 24, 2017 Around 75% of Venezuelans suffered from an average weight loss of 19 lbs. as a result of food shortage in 2016. A survey conducted among 6,500 families revealed that 32.5% of t…
Japanese Education Ministry Officials Face Disciplinary Action over Misconduct Posted March 24, 2017 The Japanese government has sanctioned education ministry officials for putting retired government employees into office. A report by the Cabinet Office’s reem…