Maria Hernandez

The Tokyo stock exchange showed recovery on Tuesday after recent price pressure that followed interest rate hikes worldwide by central banks to fight inflation. The other markets in the Asian region also rebounded. Investors…

Monday morning it is quiet in the departure hall of Brussels Airport, where all flights have been cancelled due to a strike by the security personnel. According to an airport spokesperson, most people are aware of the…

The Tokyo stock exchange closed trading with a heavy loss on Friday. Investors reacted to the decision of Japan's central bank to maintain its ultra-moderate monetary policy for the time being. The decision of the Bank of Japan…

The air-raid siren went off in Kyiv on Thursday, shortly after the leaders of France, Germany and Italy arrived there. The air raid sirens sounded in other parts of the country as well. It marks the first time French President…

The management agency behind the very popular South Korean boy band BTS went down hard on Wednesday at the stock exchange in Seoul due to the news that the band members will be focusing on solo projects for the time being. The…

The Russian army has probably made "minor strides" in fighting in Ukraine's Kharkiv region for the first time in weeks. This is reported by the British Ministry of Defense in a daily update of the situation on the front lines in Ukraine.…

Michelle Bachelet is not running for a second term as United Nations human rights chief. The Chilean said at the opening of a meeting on Monday that it would be the last she would chair as her term ends in August. Bachelet was…

There are now 4.8 million Ukrainian refugees registered in Europe. UNHCR, the United Nations refugee agency, reports this after adding up the registrations in 44 European countries. The figures are probably incomplete and more…

Scandal-plagued Swiss bank Credit Suisse expects another loss in the second quarter. That means another setback for the bank, which already issued several profit warnings last year. Credit Suisse gave several reasons for the…

India now requires VPN service providers to store their customers' data. This raises fears for online privacy, especially for activists, whistleblowers and dissidents. Virtual private networks (VPNs) encrypt data and thus ensure…