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2 Cities in China Halt Heavy Industries to Combat Pollution

2 Cities in China Halt Heavy Industries to Combat Pollution

Two cities in northwestern China have implemented preventive measures to address an anticipated heavy pollution surge in the coming days.


Mexico Launches Army-Run Airline Mexicana, With First Flight to Resort of Tulum

Mexico launched its army-run airline on Tuesday when the new Mexicana de Aviacion airline's first flight took off from Mexico City.

Israel Gives Intel $3.2 Billion Grant for New $25 Billion Chip Plant, Biggest Ever Foreign Investment in Country

The Israeli government has approved to give Intel a $3.2 billion grant for its upcoming $25 billion chip plant in southern Israel.

Russia Lacks Nearly 5 Million Workers This Year as Ukraine War Drains Its Labor Force: Report

Russia is reportedly grappling with a significant shortage of workers, with a deficit of around 4.8 million employees this year.


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