The prime minister will hold talks with his opposite number to shore fuel supplies
Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast
Li Qiang noted that China-Australia economic and trade cooperation has strong internal momentum and still holds great potential in the long run. Beijing will adhere to expanding domestic demand as a strategic priority, vigorously boost consumption, promote a marked increase in the household consumption rate, and continuously unleash market demand, he...
Nigerian President Bola Tinubu sent a goodwill message to the inauguration of crucial projects in Lagos, which he described as vital for enhancing mobility, governance, and economic activity, with Senator Godswill Akpabio representing him at the event.
A spectacular fire destroyed a section of the Olympic Velodrome in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, mobilizing approximately 60 firefighters and over 20 vehicles. No casualties were reported in the incident.
A Wyoming man received probation after being found guilty of hitting a wolf with his snowmobile and subsequently bringing the injured animal into a local bar.
A sex therapist highlights how issues like rushing intimacy, avoiding affection, or experiencing intimacy phobia (intymofobija) are more common than perceived and can indicate underlying problems in sexual relationships.
The General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces reported powerful overnight strikes on strategic Russian targets, including oil bases, logistics facilities, and Bastion mobile coastal defense missile system positions.
Investigators probing the deadly train crash in southern Spain from January, which killed 46 people, have identified a broken rail from the previous day as a new element in the ongoing inquiry.
A South Korean concessionaire is set to pay Montenegro 35% of annual gross revenues, 100 million euros upon contract signing, and invest 300 million euros in upgrading airport infrastructure in Tivat over 30 years.
In an unprecedented event in Mexico, a woman whose husband was kidnapped took matters into her own hands by capturing the mother of the abductors' leader and demanding an exchange for her husband.
A father and his two sons have been charged with violence after allegedly attacking employees of AD Grobišta Butel cemetery in Skopje on April 7, 2026, reportedly motivated by revenge.
Motorists in France are expressing resignation and anxiety over persistently high fuel prices, stating they do not expect a return to pre-war levels despite recent ceasefires.
The Polish government has backed a draft amendment to education law that would guarantee students the right to choose their own attire and appearance in schools, albeit in accordance with social norms.
The fifth anniversary of the death of legendary General Jovan Divjak was commemorated at the city cemetery Bare, with flowers laid and tributes paid to his contributions to the homeland.
Opposition figures in Nigeria led a peaceful #OccupyINEC protest in the capital, warning against a perceived slide toward a one-party rule and calling for the protection of the nation's democracy.
Experts suggest that common kitchen ingredients can effectively strengthen the immune system and save money, challenging the recent trend of expensive superfoods. These everyday items offer a more accessible path to better health.
An agreement was signed today at the National Theater in Sarajevo for the procurement and installation of new audio-visual equipment and stage lighting for four Sarajevo theaters.
A new study indicates that antibacterial soaps and cleaning wipes may be contributing to the growing problem of antimicrobial resistance, also known as the superbug crisis. Experts recommend using plain soap and water as an alternative.
The Austrian Ministry of Climate Action, Environment, Energy, Mobility, Innovation and Technology intends to refill funding pots for e-mobility initiatives.
A house fire broke out in Larnaca, Cyprus, on Wednesday morning, damaging a residence where six people lived. All occupants safely evacuated before the fire department arrived.
Povilas Poderskis, Chancellor of the Lithuanian Ministry of Environment and a former wind energy lobbyist, has joined the Lithuanian Ornithological Society, which evaluates the ministry's regulations, raising questions about potential conflicts of interest.
ANALITIČARI Robert Barić i Ljubo Jurčić analiziraju primirje SAD-a i Irana. Barić upozorava na lošu američku strategiju i nuklearni rizik, a Jurčić predviđa kretanje cijena nafte.
Mobile money fraud in Ghana is reportedly succeeding due to insufficient efforts from telcos and regulators, leading to widespread financial losses for citizens.
Scancom PLC (MTN Ghana) has officially completed the separation of its mobile money business, marking a significant structural shift and a new phase in Ghana’s digital finance transformation.
Four defendants are before the Dielsdorf District Court, including a Pöschwies prison workshop master and his accomplices, who smuggled drugs, mobile phones, and other prohibited items into the prison and sold them to inmates.
China has reached a historic energy milestone, with its total installed wind and solar capacity officially surpassing that of coal, a shift driven by massive industrial scale and artificial intelligence.
Lee Seung-gun, CEO of mobile financial service Toss, issued an apology after an April Fools' Day initiative, which involved a personal financial commitment to employee housing, caused confusion and criticism.
A 2kg bear cub wandered into a family's yard near Plitvice on Easter and, after repeatedly returning, was taken into temporary care by local restaurateur Macola.
Google has begun rolling out a significant update for Chrome on desktop, allowing users to organize their browser tabs vertically. Users can activate the new feature by right-clicking on any Chrome tab.
Police in Aalborg, Denmark, have established a mobile police station in the area following a recent shooting incident. The measure aims to increase police presence and reassure the local community.
An 80-year-old woman with mobility issues died in an apartment fire that broke out in the early hours of the morning in the Agios Dimitrios area of Thessaloniki, Greece.
The FADP 2025 initiative has mobilized 1.9 billion FCFA, with over 57% of the funds allocated to private media and community radio stations in Senegal.
SRBIJA je s izraelskim vojnim divom Elbit Systems dogovorila proizvodnju dronova na svom teritoriju, objavila je u utorak Balkanska istraživačka mreža (BIRN) u suradnji s izraelskim listom Haaretz.
The Zurich Reformed Church is facing internal conflict over its extensive real estate holdings and an upcoming church council election, with accusations and city-wide posters highlighting the debate.
A new analysis suggests that infrastructure has become a critical global weapon, with Europe needing to shift from charity to real capacity to establish itself as a credible partner in the evolving landscape of global power, referencing projects like Lobito and digital infrastructure.
The Spanish government has initiated an offensive to promote abortion access in public healthcare, specifically calling out regional leaders like Moreno, Ayuso, and Guardiola. Andalucía, Madrid, and Extremadura are highlighted as the regions with the fewest abortions performed in public centers in 2024.
A driver without a license was sentenced to four years in prison in Colmar, France, for aggravated voluntary violence against a police officer. The individual had struck and injured an officer after refusing to comply with an order last Wednesday.
Catalan filmmaker Carla Simón discussed her film 'Romaria' at Cannes, which concludes an autobiographical trilogy that has established her in Spanish cinema over the last decade.
Recent developments in Greece include institutional proposals from Prime Minister Mitsotakis regarding ministers and MPs, internal discussions within the New Democracy Parliamentary Group, Alpha Trust's potential move towards banking, and ongoing challenges in the mobile telephony sector.
Judith Rapoport, a renowned child psychiatrist credited with bringing obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) to public awareness and focusing on the brain's biological role in mental illness, has passed away at the age of 92.
On this day in 1888, the General Property Code for Montenegro was adopted, which represents one of the most significant state, legal, and civilizational achievements in the history of our country, it was announced...
Design expert Virginie Martocq showcases a stylish renovation of a travel trailer, updating its interior with new flooring, cabinet paint, and a moody color scheme to create a chic mobile living space.
Montenegro's Morsko dobro agency is marking the Galiola hazard spot near Budva, an isolated danger at sea that has long posed a risk to navigation and caused damage to numerous luxury yachts.
India, the world's most populous country, has begun its first population census in 16 years, aiming to determine the exact population size and illustrate the socio-economic conditions of its citizens.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced a ban on social media for children under 15, set to begin next year, and plans to urge other European nations to adopt similar regulations, while Serbia is preparing legislation to ban mobile phones in schools.
Senator Kabiru Marafa, a coordinator for the Tinubu/Shettima Presidential Campaign, has accused the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) of being predominantly staffed by members of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
The impact on oil prices after the US-Iran ceasefire, Brace: The government has no measures to encourage savings, it was enough with the Board and the reduction of excise duty
CIMAF Cement Ghana has donated a truckload of bagged cement to Afua Kobi Senior High School in the Ashanti Region as part of its ongoing corporate social responsibility initiatives to support education.
The ADC party and prominent opposition leaders, including Kwankwaso, have protested at the INEC headquarters in Abuja, Nigeria, listing demands and calling for the chairman's exit over alleged bias and "blatant partisanship."
Videos circulating on social media show a large group of football fans outside the Bernabéu stadium chanting a xenophobic insult, 'Muslim who doesn't jump,' which had previously been sanctioned by FIFA.
“Ovaj datum predstavlja priliku da se još jednom ukaže na potrebu stvaranja jednakih uslova za dostojanstven život svih građana, ali i na značaj kontinuiranog rada na poboljšanju položaja romske…
The widespread availability of mobile technology has given every bettor access to betting sites, significantly increasing the inclination towards one side or another in betting markets. This accessibility allows users to collectively influence betting odds.
Tobias Halland Johannessen var sur på bruddkameratene som ikke ville være med å hente inn et tomannsbrudd. Dermed ble det spurt om 3.-plass, ikke om seier.
The Election Commission of India has directed the National Investigation Agency (NIA) to investigate the Malda gherao incident, which occurred recently.
Analysts predict significant long-term upside for Robinhood's stock due to its involvement in the Trump administration's new youth investment accounts initiative.
The Serbian opposition party SSP has accused a company linked to Dane Šijan of securing a lucrative contract with Belgrade's Infostan, alleging a pattern of corruption extending to city enterprises.
Chelsea Clinton shared her experiences with bullying and hurtful comments about her appearance from school, and how she continues to deal with such remarks today.
The 'Naš Hajduk' association has issued a public statement regarding discussions about the future of Poljud stadium, addressing renovation or new construction plans and alleging conflicting statements from an individual regarding Poljud and Maksimir stadiums.
The National published an obituary list featuring prominent Arab celebrities and cultural figures, including Huda Shaarawi, Ahmad Kaabour, and Sajda Obaid, who passed away in 2026.
Prominent Nigerian political figures Atiku, Obi, and Kwankwaso, among others, led a protest at the INEC headquarters, carrying placards to express their grievances regarding the ADC Crisis and calling for democracy to 'breathe'.
An article explores the differences between cherry tomatoes and regular tomatoes, discussing why cherry tomatoes are often considered a better choice beyond just their size.
The Spanish government intends to maintain the 10% VAT reduction on fuels, despite it contravening European regulations and the European Commission requesting explanations.
British teenager Orla Wates has died following a road trip accident in Vietnam, with her mother remembering her as 'beautiful, independent and very funny'. Her parents previously made the decision to donate her organs, which will help save the lives of others.
ExxonMobil anticipates a first-quarter upstream profit increase, attributing the boost to the ongoing conflict in Iran, with downstream gains expected later.
Contract workers at Hellenic Petroleum (ELPE) in Thessaloniki are protesting their treatment as "rented" employees due to outsourcing, initiating a mobilization this afternoon.
With the workplace no longer confined to a city office, this article provides guidance on selecting a mobile network that offers stable signal and uninterrupted connectivity essential for video calls and professional tasks in a remote work environment.
Finance Minister Jürgen Ligi stated that Estonians must overcome their 'renewable energy phobia' given the potential for global oil prices to reach $200.
This article explains who qualifies as a 'particularly sensitive witness' in court proceedings and the procedures for obtaining such status, highlighting the stressful nature of legal participation for average citizens.
Former Nigerian presidential candidate Peter Obi has called on citizens to defend the nation's democracy and oppose any attempts to establish a one-party system.
Police in Tokyo have arrested three suspects in connection with a robbery at a mobile phone store in Shinjuku last month, where the manager was tied up and cash and smartphones were stolen. Authorities suspect the individuals were recruited through 'dark part-time jobs' and received instructions via encrypted messaging apps.
Russia's Ministry of Defense is reportedly sending calls to underperforming university students, encouraging them to serve in newly formed military units amidst a shortage of soldiers.
FIFA has initiated disciplinary proceedings against the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) following reports of Islamophobic chanting during a match. This action escalates FIFA's response to discriminatory fan behavior in football.
Spain's Ministry for Ecological Transition has unexpectedly halted the largest wind farm project in Cantabria, despite it being almost finished, pending a review of appeals against its administrative authorizations.
A retired professor of political science, Zoran Stojiljković, described Serbia's political regime as no longer hybrid since the pandemic, noting that President Vučić only calls elections when victory is assured.
Authorities have issued an appeal for information regarding the murder of Emer O’Loughlin, whose remains were found in a burned-out mobile home in Co Clare 21 years ago.
An award-winning artwork by Tobias Rehberger, "Cafeteria," was destroyed at the Venice Biennale, replaced by a dark room. This incident has sparked debate and could symbolize a shift in Italy's cultural climate.
Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has framed electric mobility as a strategic necessity, citing surging energy prices and regional instability as key drivers for the country's adoption of e-mobility.
The Spanish government has approved a reform aimed at enshrining abortion rights in the Constitution. Moncloa seeks to pressure the Popular Party, whose support is crucial for the initiative's viability.
Malaysian telecommunications company U Mobile announced its ambition to become a top player in the market with the launch and expansion of its ULTRA5G services.
Lithuanian blogger Karina Kulevičienė emphasizes that fermented vegetables are highly beneficial for gut health and shares tips on which vegetables are best for quick pickling.
DC Comics is shaking up the Batman franchise with an unexpected twist on the iconic Robin character in Absolute Batman, introducing a new version unlike any seen before.
Serena Williams posted rare Easter photos with her husband Alexis Ohanian and daughters Olympia and Adira, and spoke about how motherhood has changed her life and the personalities of her children.
Hamideh Soleimani Afshar, niece of Iranian General Qasem Soleimani, was arrested by ICE in Los Angeles and subsequently received a restraining order for stalking her former partner, Zare Mandani.
Representatives from academia, government, and numerous guests gathered to commemorate 80 years of continuous operation and existence of the Faculty of Law at the University of Sarajevo.
Five individuals from Cetinje, Montenegro, were acquitted, while three others received suspended sentences in a court case. The Montenegrin national anthem was reportedly heard in the courtroom after the verdict.
Savannah Guthrie, beloved host of the "Today" show, returned to television yesterday, more than two months after her mother Nancy went missing. Her return was described as very emotional behind the scenes, with colleagues offering support and a crowd awaiting her.
A critical "life air bridge" operation was launched for a 6-year-old girl from Kefalonia suffering from a severe pathological problem. The EKAV ambulance service immediately mobilized a Beechcraft Air King 360C aircraft for her transport.
Experts have highlighted significant barriers hindering the adoption of green mobility solutions, including the need for SME subsidies, localized battery production, and consistent financing. They call for policy changes to address these issues.
Belgian celebrities, including David Jeanmotte and Miss Belgium, are mobilizing for the 'Just See' NGO's campaign to highlight the injustice of 700 million people lacking access to affordable glasses, launched on International Glasses Day.
Moroccan-Spanish journalist Leyla Hamed has spoken out against the rise of racism and Islamophobia, particularly anti-Muslim chants, occurring in Spanish football stadiums and online.
A woman in Västervik, Sweden, has been convicted of causing another person's death after hitting a man at an unmarked pedestrian crossing while looking at her phone.
A federal judge on Wednesday handed down a sentence of 15 years in prison to a woman who pleaded guilty to selling Friends star Matthew Perry the ketamine that killed him in 2023.
The two candidates vying to succeed Gallardo in the PSOE of Extremadura held a 'white glove' debate, which reportedly did little to mobilize undecided voters ahead of the upcoming primaries.
An Islamophobic chant by fans during a Real Madrid-Bayern Munich Champions League match has drawn criticism, with the incident being cited as evidence of systemic racism in Spain.
A new fashion piece, despite being disliked by many, is becoming an unavoidable trend for the Spring/Summer 2026 season, offering a quick and stylish solution for any occasion.
The FBI has issued a global warning advising citizens to be cautious when using foreign-developed applications, specifically highlighting Chinese mobile apps due to potential risks to personal data.
A man was detained in Portugal on suspicion of child pornography, with inspectors finding approximately 36,000 images on his mobile phones. He was remanded in custody.
Leverage Edu, an international student mobility platform, has expanded its operations into Morocco, marked by a 'Tech Converge' event in Casablanca. The expansion aims to support Moroccan students seeking international academic opportunities and connect them with global universities.
Spain's PP and Vox parties are reportedly nearing an agreement to form a government in Aragón, having discussed issues such as immigration, security, housing, and taxation in their first public meeting.
Samsung is closing its television manufacturing plant in Galanta, Slovakia, despite the factory's financial performance not worsening last year, with only a slight decrease in net profit and a modest increase in sales.
Military recruitment efforts at Russian universities and companies are reportedly intensifying, leading to growing fears of a silent mobilization within the country.
MG has announced the start of serial production for semi-solid-state batteries, which are presented as a gradual improvement in electromobility for affordable cars rather than a revolutionary breakthrough.
The Austrian automobile club ÖAMTC has issued a warning regarding severe safety defects found in various car child seat models, particularly 'White-Label' seats. These defects pose a significant risk of injury to children.
The Spanish government is addressing a public university supply crisis by introducing 12 new degree programs and adding 20,000 places at UNED, Spain's largest distance learning university, in fields like AI, Mathematics, Neuroscience, and Cybersecurity.
An investment analysis delves into the factors that position ExxonMobil (XOM) as a potential investment bet, examining its strengths and market position.
Digital platforms are increasingly driving real-time payments, with QR and mobile payment methods gaining popularity while traditional ATM usage experiences a decline.
A woman's online order for jeans from the e-commerce platform Temu resulted in an unexpected delivery, which she shared on TikTok, leading to widespread amusement on the platform.
Former MEP Demetris Papadakis held a press conference presenting private forensic examination findings of his mobile phones, stating the results prove he had no communication with individuals involved in corruption allegations, while an expert criticized police.
Mobile phone company One Albania has announced tariff increases effective May 1, 2026, leading to dissatisfaction and concerns among subscribers who state they may switch providers.
American astronomers have received a 2,250-kilogram German telescope, which slowly ascended to a mountain peak and will soon be used to search for dark matter.
The 'Animals of Lisbon' project is researching the presence of non-human animals in Lisbon's history and landscape from the 12th to the 18th century, inviting public participation via mobile phones.
Pope Leo praised the US-Iran ceasefire, which came after he criticized a Trump threat. Senator Lindsey Graham has since called for Congress to debate the truce, while analysts examine what each side gained or lost. French President Emmanuel Macron welcomed the ceasefire but stressed the importance of including Lebanon for regional stability.
The used electric vehicle segment is rapidly growing, offering buyers a unique situation where premium brands are becoming more affordable than ever before.
Vodacom has announced a $28 million investment aimed at upgrading its M-Pesa mobile money platform in Tanzania, enhancing its services and user experience.
Moldova has unveiled a concept for local public administration reform, which includes transitioning from 32 districts to 10 and transforming the Taraclia district into a second-level municipality.
Rights activist Francis Awino was reportedly beaten in Nairobi after publicly commenting on an alleged Sh12 billion oil scandal and calling for the resignation of CS Wandayi.
Ukraine is reportedly integrating high-powered electric scooters into its military operations, utilizing these micro-mobility vehicles as a new tactical 'weapon' on the front lines. This marks an innovative approach to modern warfare.
Ropa prudko zlacnela po oznámení dvojtýždňového prímeria medzi USA a Iránom. Trump spojil dohodu s okamžitým a bezpečným znovuotvorením Hormuzského prielivu.
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers, including SAIC Motor and Chery Automobile, are advancing the commercialization of solid-state battery technology to produce safer and longer-range EVs.
New research suggests that specific metabolites from the gut microbiota could enable the detection of dementia years before symptoms appear, potentially leading to the development of a diagnostic blood test.
As Europe continues to impose sanctions on Russia related to car imports, Russia has devised a new scheme. This initiative, reportedly ordered by President Putin, aims to help individuals legalize their businesses and circumvent restrictions on Western car imports.
Australian student visa rejections have reached a record high, causing significant concern among Bangladeshi applicants. The increased rejections are impacting educational aspirations and international mobility.
Ukraine's National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and Specialised Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAPO) have concluded a pre-trial investigation against Batkivshchyna party leader Yuliia Tymoshenko, probing alleged bribery of MPs.
This article explores the common perception that the youngest children in a family are often the most spoiled and tend to retain childhood habits into adulthood, describing their typical personality traits.
Public transport users in Wellington will soon be able to pay for bus and train fares using credit cards, debit cards, or mobile payments, as contactless payment systems are rolled out before fare increases in May.
Romania's Ministry of Defense announced a new alert in the northern Tulcea county after fresh attacks in Ukraine close to the Romanian border. Two military aircraft were scrambled to monitor 17 aerial targets.
The Spanish government is actively supporting the merger between Indra and EM&E, with Ángel Simón tasked to pacify relations following the departure of Escribano.
A report details the elaborate and status-driven toilet routines of ancient Chinese nobles, including the use of silk and the extensive retinue serving Empress Cixi.
The German government is reportedly attempting to clarify or 'empty of content' a rule concerning the movement of military-aged men, a move that has fueled public alarm.
Il regista attacca l’esclusione dai contributi selettivi del documentario sul famoso fotografo: “Decisioni incomprensibili, servono commissioni autorevoli e criteri trasparenti”
The first app store was launched in 2008 with the iPhone, fundamentally changing mobile phone usage. This article reflects on the historical impact of this technological development.
An opinion piece suggests that Kenya's planned new cities should draw lessons from the urban planning challenges and mistakes experienced in Nairobi to ensure better development.
Global leaders, including French President Emmanuel Macron, are attending the One Health Summit in Lyon, focusing on a unified global approach to human, animal, and environmental health challenges. A major topic of discussion at the summit is the growing threat of antimicrobial resistance, which is emerging as a leading cause of death in Africa.
India's Supreme Court is set to hear a plea challenging the Ghaziabad Police's investigation into the rape and murder of a four-year-old child. The petition alleges an improper probe into the case.
Former Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko has reportedly shelved plans to return Baby James to Kisii, stating that the child expressed a desire to remain with him.
Onyemaechi Francis Nnana, a Nigerian presidential aspirant, called on fellow candidates Peter Obi and Atiku Abubakar to move beyond rhetoric and present clear solutions to the nation's insecurity challenges.
HBO and Warner Bros. Games have announced 'Game of Thrones: Dragonfire', a new free-to-play mobile strategy game based on the 'House of the Dragon' series, ahead of its third season.
A Ukrainian drone attack on an apartment in Russia's Vladimir region resulted in the deaths of a 12-year-old boy and his parents. The boy's five-year-old sister survived the incident with severe burns.
US President Donald Trump may delay attacks on Iran's civilian and energy infrastructure, Axios reported on Monday, citing a senior US administration official.
Kanye West has reportedly been banned from entering the UK by ministers, who deemed his presence not conducive to the public good following his antisemitic comments, impacting his planned headline performance at Wireless Festival. The UK government blocked his travel permit after controversy surrounding his scheduled appearance.
The average price of diesel at German fuel stations reached a record €2.502 per liter on Tuesday, marking the first time the €2.50 threshold was exceeded, according to the German Automobile Club (ADAC).
