R. ELM. Tokyo 28 Oct: Japan’s newly appointed Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and U.S. President Donald Trump will hold their first summit in Tokyo on Tuesday, with discussions expected to center on security cooperation and trade relations.

27 Oct 2025 :  China has introduced a new regulation governing online content creators, requiring anyone who produces material on professional or sensitive topics to hold verifiable qualifications. The “influencer law,” which came into effect on October...

In a night that will forever be etched in Moroccan football history, the Atlas Cubs triumphed over six-time champions Argentina, winning the FIFA U20 World Cup for the first time with a commanding 2–0 victory at the...

Moscow. 15 Oct 2025 During the Russia-Africa session of the Russian Energy Week forum held in Moscow, senior Russian diplomat Tatyana Dovgalenko, head of the Foreign Ministry’s Africa Partnership Department,

By R. ELM .  Tokyo, October 16, 2025- Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and the Japan Innovation Party (Nippon Ishin no Kai) are set to begin formal policy consultations this week in a move that could...

When Russian President Vladimir Putin hosts the first-ever Arab–Russian Summit in Moscow later this month, the gathering will mark a symbolic moment in the gradual reconfiguration of global alliances — and in the Arab world’s increasingly pragmatic...

By REZRAZI EL MOSTAFA : This article examines the rise of an intergenerational fracture in the digital age by bringing together insights from generational sociology, psychoanalysis, and psychopolitics.

UNESCO looks poised to appoint its first ever Arab director-general, following the nomination of Egyptian academic and former minister Khaled el-Anani by the organisation’s executive board in Paris.

R.ELM . Tokyo . Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) has elected Sanae Takaichi, a staunch conservative and former economic security minister, as its new leader — all but ensuring that she will become the country’s first...

R.ELM . Tokyo: In a quieter corner of Osaka, Professor Shimon Sakaguchi has spent four decades probing one of medicine’s great riddles: how the body learns not to attack itself. On Monday, the 74-year-old Japanese immunologist was...