This Year's ODA Scale Confirmed at 5.4375 Trillion Won, Reduced by 1 Trillion from Last Year
The South Korean government has confirmed this year's Official Development Assistance (ODA) budget at 5.4375 trillion won, a reduction of 1 trillion won compared to last year.
Papastavrou: "Energy is a force of security, development, and international influence"
Greek Environment and Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou discussed bilateral energy cooperation with US officials Doug Burgum and Chris Wright, focusing on recent energy agreements and their strategic implications.
Trilateral Meeting of Papastavrou with Bergkam and Wright in Washington: Energy is a Force of Security, Development, and International Influence
Greek Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou met with U.S. energy officials Doug Bergkam and Chris Wright in Washington to discuss energy agreements and bilateral cooperation.
There will be a storm, there will be a race for speed! MotoGP bike racing is going to happen
A major development in motorcycle racing is set to take place in Uttar Pradesh, India, with the return of international-level MotoGP races facilitated by an MoU between AVW Global and the state government.
Play, a right in childhood and beneficial at any stage of life
The article discusses the fundamental right to play for children and its ongoing benefits throughout life, as recognized by international human rights conventions.
Highlighting the Strategic Role of Women in Decision-Making is the Main Objective of a Discussion to be Held in Guayaquil
An upcoming discussion in Guayaquil aims to emphasize the strategic role of women in decision-making and professional development in honor of International Women's Day.
To make a Pacific route viable, Acre's ZPE partners with Peruvian Special Development Zone
An international cooperation agreement between Brazil's Acre Export Processing Zone and Peru's Special Development Zone of Ilo aims to enhance exports to Asia via the Pacific.
Mato Grosso gains 15 new international markets in 2 years
Mato Grosso, Brazil, has successfully opened 15 new international markets in two years to diversify its export profile according to the State Secretariat of Economic Development.
Brazil does not lose competitiveness with the United States' increase in the rate to 15%, as the tariff is equal for everyone, says Alckmin
Geraldo Alckmin, Brazil's acting president and Minister of Development, Industry, and Trade, stated that the recent increase in US import tariffs from 10% to 15% does not harm Brazilian competitiveness because the rate applies equally to all countries.
Reconstruction and Development Alliance in Iraq: Al-Maliki’s Nomination Faces Internal and External Rejection
The nomination of Nouri Al-Maliki for Iraq's prime minister faces significant opposition from various local and international political factions.
After the Global Summit – News on the Use of Artificial Intelligence
A declaration signed by 86 nations and two international organizations emphasizes the development of safe and reliable AI as a foundation for building trust and enhancing social and economic benefits.
35 Agendas Finalized, International Airport to be Built in Sonpur... Big Decision by Nitish's Cabinet
The Bihar government has approved plans for an international airport in Sonpur following a cabinet meeting led by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar.
First meeting of the Board of Peace formed for Gaza, see the world today
The first meeting of the Board of Peace for Gaza was held, where contributions from various countries for rebuilding Gaza were discussed.
Praia Brava experiences a moment of real estate appreciation and attracts foreign investors
Praia Brava in Brazil is undergoing significant real estate appreciation, attracting domestic and international investors due to its unique balance of environmental preservation and urban development.
Draft Proposal for Expanding Arms Exports by the Liberal Democratic Party Allows for Transfer of Jointly Developed Products to Third Countries
The Liberal Democratic Party of Japan has approved a draft proposal to expand arms exports, removing previous restrictions and allowing the transfer of jointly developed weapons to third countries.
Nigeria’s World Bank IDA debt hits $18.7bn
Nigeria's debt to the World Bank's International Development Association has increased to $18.7 billion, marking a significant rise of $1.9 billion in one year.
Expansion of Arms Exports to Third Countries from International Joint Development with Other Nations Under Government and Ruling Party Consideration
The Japanese government and ruling party are planning to expand the export of arms produced through international joint development to third countries, moving away from previous limitations.
Edvinas Kriūnas: A Small State with Big Achievements – How Lithuanian Deaf Athletes Surprised the World
Lithuania's deaf athletes have achieved significant international recognition by securing a notable position in the 2025 Deaflympics in Tokyo, demonstrating their hard work and effective training systems.
Dangote highlights local production, value addition drive
At the 47th Kaduna International Trade Fair, Dangote Group's representative emphasized the company's Vision 2030, which aims to enhance Nigeria’s industrial capacity and promote economic independence through local production.
Boxing Champion Usyk to ERR: The International Olympic Committee Showed Weakness
Ukrainian boxing champion Oleksandr Usyk visited Tallinn, where he discussed plans for the development of boxing in collaboration with local boxing communities.
Ethiopia Strengthens Strategic Partnerships With Major International Financial Institutions
Ethiopia has reinforced its partnerships with international financial institutions, exploring enhanced cooperation for development projects.
Sida to Encourage Countries to Accept Deported Individuals
The Swedish Agency for International Development Cooperation (Sida) is directed to leverage aid as an incentive for countries to accept deported individuals from Sweden.
National Museum of Ecuador calls for architectural studies to participate in the pre-project of its new building
The National Museum of Ecuador is inviting national and international architectural studies to submit portfolios for the design of a new building by February 17.
African Union Summit Emphasizes Reforms and Fair International Representation
African leaders reiterated their commitment to enhancing peace and development efforts across the continent during the African Union summit in Addis Ababa.
An important seedbed ensures that the recognition of intellectual property does not generate additional costs for producers
The general manager of Stine Semillas Argentina, Manuel Rosasco, claims that joining the UPOV 91 international convention will not increase costs for producers while promoting investment in seed development.
SAF opens selection process for consultancy of the Sustainable and Inclusive Piauí Project
The Piauí Department of Family Agriculture (SAF) has launched a selection process for hiring a financial analyst consultant for the Sustainable and Inclusive Piauí Project, financed by the state government and international development banks.
Reading the history of the tumor to anticipate its evolution, an approach that could change cancer treatment
An international study published in Nature suggests that analyzing certain chemical markers in DNA could help reconstruct the development of leukemia and lymphoma, potentially changing cancer treatment approaches.
Kenya: Why Kenya May Host World Rugby Division 1 Tournament in Near Future
Kenya is poised to host more international rugby events due to the development of sports facilities, with World Rugby highlighting its suitability for the Division 1 of the World Rugby 7s Series.
Somalia: UK Announces £6m Humanitarian Drought Response Funding to Somalia
The UK has pledged £6 million in humanitarian funding to Somalia in response to the escalating drought crisis during a visit by International Development Minister Baroness Jenny Chapman.
Calgary companies secure more international trade deals amid U.S. uncertainty
Calgary-based companies are diversifying their trade agreements amid a decline in U.S. trade deals following tariffs imposed during President Trump's administration.
Claims international aid is in deep crisis
Norwegian Development Minister Åsmund Aukrust asserts that international aid is facing a significant crisis, with many countries significantly cutting aid, including the US, Sweden, Germany, and the UK.
The Future? Development Abroad and Increasingly International Fairs
Italian Exhibition Group is strategically focusing on international development to enhance the competitiveness of Italian trade fairs globally.
The Strategic Talent of Women for the Development of Our Country
On International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Terna emphasizes its commitment to promoting women's access and growth in STEM fields as key to national development.
An economist helped her: a machinery company secured a million-dollar loan from the U.S. and expects more funds
Metalfor secured a $50 million direct loan from the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation to restructure its debt amid a turbulent financial climate for agricultural businesses in Argentina.
New ILTE Supervisory Council Members Approved
The Lithuanian government has appointed two international experts to the ILTE supervisory council as part of a transformative effort to enhance the functions of the national development bank.
'Invest Roraima 2030' shows the economic potential of the state for investors and international delegation
The 'Invest Roraima 2030' event highlighted the economic opportunities in Roraima, aiming to attract R$ 10 billion in investments with over 60 investors and authorities participating.
Noida International Airport Ready, Video Released, Inauguration Soon
The construction of Noida International Airport is nearing completion, with a video showcasing its progress shared by Uttar Pradesh's Chief Secretary.
Andrea Kivi Becomes the CEO of ESTDEV
Andrea Kivi, the former head of development, has been appointed as the new CEO of the Estonian Centre for International Development Cooperation (ESTDEV).
Danish Invasion. International Competition is Not a Threat, but a Remedy, Says Councilor Hlaváček
Czech architect Petr Hlaváček discusses the impact of Danish architects on the local scene and argues that international competition should be seen as an opportunity for growth rather than a threat.
Dar es Salaam's landmark Kariakoo market set to reopen four years after fire
Dar es Salaam's famed Kariakoo market is set to reopen after four years of reconstruction following a devastating fire, with efforts to meet international standards for products sold.
Seoul National University of Science and Technology Holds '2026 Winter International Urban Science Graduate School GPD Achievement Sharing Seminar'
Seoul National University of Science and Technology successfully hosted a seminar to share outcomes of urban development projects from international students in a master's program supported by various ministries.
InPost sold. Rafał Brzoska stays, FedEx becomes strategic investor
InPost has been sold to a consortium including FedEx, with plans for continued operational independence and strategic development in European markets.
SZ in the Evening: News from February 8, 2026
The article provides an overview of important news from February 8, 2026, including political developments in Germany and international issues involving Israel and Lebanon.
The Academy of Rare Patients Greece has started: Its members will participate in the development and approval of drugs
The newly established Academy of Rare Patients in Greece aims to train its members to actively participate in the evaluation and approval processes of medical treatments at both European and international levels.
Everything you need to know about current architecture competitions, national and international
Architecture competitions provide architects with valuable opportunities to explore uncommon themes and secure projects that may be hard to attain through standard professional practice.
Attica Region: Signatures for the project 'Tourism Promotion and Development Actions'
The Attica Region signed a contract for the implementation of the 'Tourism Promotion and Development Actions' project aimed at strengthening Attica's tourism identity and international presence.
International Recognition for FIX in the "THE PLAN Real Estate Award" Competition
DIMAND proudly announces that its FIX project received an Honorable Mention in the Urban Regeneration (Future Projects) category at THE PLAN Real Estate Award 2025, a prestigious international event in architecture and urban development, held in Milan.
China: The Resilience of the Economy at the Center of European Attention
European media and research organizations are positively evaluating China’s economic performance as it meets predefined development goals amidst a complex international environment.
From the USA to Málaga: the international chemistry community chooses Spain
The International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) is relocating its headquarters from North Carolina, USA, to Europe, establishing one of its two offices in Málaga, which marks a significant development for Spain in the field of chemistry.
SURPRISING DISCOVERY: 85 percent of diabetes warning signs are not shown in blood tests
Researchers are starting to understand why type 2 diabetes is such a complex disease, with a recent widespread international study identifying hundreds of genes and proteins associated with its development, revealing that many important signals would go unnoticed if only blood tests were examined.