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China carries out in-depth investigation of Turkey’s largest rare earth deposit

Chinese researchers have mapped the complex geological evolution of Turkey’s Kizilcaoren deposit, offering fresh insights into the country’s most significant known rare earth reserve while dampening expectations over its commercial potential. Although the findings shed light on how rare earth elements accumulate in carbonatite-related formations, the researchers concluded that the site was unlikely to emerge as a major global alternative to existing producers any time soon. Lead scientist...

Xi's key remarks on advancing full and rigorous Party self-governance

Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, Chinese president and chairman of the Central Military Commission, has in recent years stressed that the Party's full and rigorous self-governance is an unceasing endeavor and that self-reform is a journey to which there is no end. Here are some of his key remarks on the topic.

India reaffirms commitment to safe, peaceful nuclear technology at UNGA

Sangeeta Kumari Singh Deo reaffirmed India's dedication to safe nuclear practices during her address at the UN. She highlighted the IAEA's significant contributions to member states in developing nuclear capabilities for peaceful use. Several nations expressed gratitude towards India's developmental assistance at the India-UN Development Partnership Fund Event. Ambassadors from various countries acknowledged India's role in promoting South-South cooperation and supporting national priorities.

US is reducing staffing at 4 Middle East embassies over increased threats from Iran

The U.S. State Department is currently reducing the number of staff at four embassies in the Middle East. This decision follows intelligence reports indicating increased efforts by Iran to target American personnel. While the embassies remain operational, staffing changes are described as related to threats from Iranian-backed Houthi rebels. Unlike in Saudi Arabia, U.S. personnel in these embassies are not compelled to leave.

'Rubio will finish up the deal’: Trump says US will 'take care of Cuba' on its way back from Iran

'Rubio will finish up the deal’: Trump says US will 'take care of Cuba' on its way back from Iran

Saudi missile plant expansion may produce more powerful missiles, study says

Saudi Arabia's missile factory expansion aims to produce larger solid-fuel missiles capable of longer ranges and heavier payloads. This initiative is expected to help deter Iranian attacks and strengthen military self-reliance. Researchers indicate that these developments may also lead to a regional missile race among neighboring countries. The expansion could impact US-Saudi relations and ongoing nuclear agreement discussions.

'We may do another Epic Fury': Trump warns Iran of potential strike if deal not reached

Donald Trump issued a military warning to Iran during a campaign rally, suggesting possible future strikes. He highlighted the importance of diplomatic negotiations, implying that Iran's leadership may not be sufficiently strategic. Trump discussed the US Navy's presence in the Caribbean and noted Senator Marco Rubio's role in diplomacy. Additionally, he announced a federal investment of $250 million to hire new nurses for elder care facilities.

US Intel warns of threats to American diplomats in West Asia: Report

A recent intelligence report indicates that Iran is intensifying its attacks on American diplomats in the Middle East. The U.S. Department of State has ordered the departure of non-emergency personnel in Saudi Arabia. Security concerns have risen due to Iranian-backed Houthi forces targeting civilian infrastructure in the region. Additionally, President Donald Trump has warned Iran of potential military action if negotiations do not succeed.

All aboard: China and Guinea train Simandou railway crews

All aboard: China and Guinea train Simandou railway crews

Ukrainian negotiator says local humanitarian ceasefire with Russia will start on Tuesday

A ceasefire in the Kherson region of Ukraine will commence to enable humanitarian efforts in Oleshky. Melania Trump has played a crucial role in organizing aid delivery and civilian evacuations. The agreement was reached between Ukrainian, Russian and US negotiators ahead of the mission. Civilians in Oleshky are facing dire conditions with limited food and medical supplies. Safety measures for the mission will include mine clearance and secure evacuation routes.

Nuclear power could more than triple by 2060, UN agency says

Rafael Grossi from the IAEA forecasts that nuclear power usage may more than triple by 2060. This increase will be driven by rising demands for electricity, especially from data centers powered by artificial intelligence. Grossi emphasized the importance of nuclear energy for energy security and its safety compared to other options. He also highlighted concerns regarding nuclear programs in Iran and North Korea, urging diplomatic efforts.